New Delhi [India], December 14 (ANI/ATK): Unified Brainz Celebrated the success of men leading by example with glitz, glamour & glory on the occasion of International Men’s Day on November 19, 2021. The world witnessed the most awaited event “Men Leaders to look Up To 2021” on digital grounds. This glorious ceremony saw the presence of some most sought-after lineup of men leaders who were featured from different walks of life sharing passion journey.
Sabarna Roy has achieved what most people only dream of – He juggles two diametrically different careers with success and ease.
Sabarna obtained a first-class honours Civil Engineering degree from Jadavpur University in 1988. He is currently working as Senior Vice President and is in the 26th year of his employment with Electro Steel Group, where he is engaged in giving leadership to Business Development, Applications Technology, and certain key strategies.
What catches some by surprise is that Sabarna is also a celebrated author. Always aware of his love and flair for writing, he took it up professionally only after having spent 19 years in the corporate sector.
His first published book was an anthology of 20 English poems titled: Pain, published in 1986 with a gift of Rs 200 from his mother that sold in Jadavpur University, Presidency College St. Xavier’s College in Calcutta like hotcakes.
After he joined the corporate sector, he wrote on and off in Bengali and English and published some of his poems in renowned literary journals. In 1994, he even wrote a play in Bengali titled: Ajanta. Between 2002 and 2005, he became an oral storyteller among his friends, colleagues, and relatives, a habit he started with a lot of passion but gradually waned with time.
It was finally in 2007 that Sabarna started writing seriously in addition to being a senior engineering professional. His first book ‘Pentacles’ was published in 2010. He has since penned 8 literary fiction works, most of which have become critically acclaimed bestsellers. These include – Pentacles; Frosted Glass; Abyss; Winter Poems; Random Subterranean Mosaic: 2012 – 2018; Etchings of the First Quarter of 2020; Fractured Mosaic; and A Marriage, an Affair, and a Friendship.
Sabarna’s readers tend to find his works quite compelling simply because of the human reality that he so honestly portrays. He is a Goodreads author with a rating of 4.05 with reviews and ratings over 2,500. On Amazon, he is rated between 4 and 5 with reviews and ratings over 2,000.
Very recently, his book ‘Fractured Mosaic’ has been converted into an Amazon audible book by the American elocutionist, Grant Tharp, and released in the UK and USA. Earlier, Sabarna’s two more literary works, Pentacles and Winter Poems, were converted into Amazon audible books by the Australian jazz singer, Colin Newcomer.
Owing to his writing style and growing popularity in the literary air, Sabarna was the Guest of Honor at Aaveg 2021 Literature Festival in Lucknow. During the pandemic, he attended various literary meets and institutional panel discussions through different video conferencing platforms. A TEDx speaker, he has many honours to his credit, including the Literoma Golden Star Award 2020: Lifetime Achievement; Certificate of Appreciation for featuring in the Hall of Fame of Literoma International Symposium on Literature 2020; and the Times Eminent Writer of the Year Award by TOI Kolkata in 2021.
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Sabarna has also authored 3 technical books titled: Articles on Ductile Iron Pipelines and Framework Agreement Methodology; Technological Trends in Water Sector for a Sustainable Solution; and Emerging Environmental Technologies and Policies.
A leader even in the domain of Engineering, Sabarna is one of the winners of the Champions of Change 2020 Award given out by the Interactive Forum on Indian Economy suppose the red by the Government of India.
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