“Walking Away”_The Unfinished Part Of Me.
Ishfaq wagay
Kupwara 18 sep : inspired by Muslim poet, philosopher, and politician Allama Iqbal, a 21-year-old boy from the frontier district of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district has published his maiden book.
Aamir Altaf, a political science graduate from India’s premier educational institution Aligarh Muslim University, during the ongoing global pandemic has published his maiden book titled “Walking Away- The Unfinished Part of Me.”
Aamir said that the writings of Dr. Sir Mohammad Iqbal has motivated him and the COVID-19 lockdown explored a writer as he wrote the book while being indoors.He said that the book is a story that is based on love, sacrifice, and long-distance relationships. “It tells us about how our society is dysfunctional and how our culture encourages us to be emotionless. It tells us about how our youth constantly look for something deep and intimate without looking for the risks.”He said the story depicts the life of a student, how he struggled in this troubled region and what predicaments he faced during his student life.
Aamir said that apart from Dr. Sir Mohammad Iqbal he is inspired by the writings of Paulo Coelho and Indian writer and politician Shashi Tharoor .Aamir has over the years featured in various regional newspapers with his opinion pieces on various contemporary issues.
