There may be a mere 26 letters in the English alphabet but the words and ideas it packs are countless. Each one of us has our own unique way to use the language and express ourselves. No two people present the same content on a given topic and that is why content writing has its own special place when it comes to conveying messages. As a content writer I have had ample opportunities to play with letters and words. I have contributed towards multiple writing projects — a range of subjects and a variety of writing styles.
Explore the adventures I have had while navigating different forms of writings.
Many assignments involved ghost writing.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss a project, feel free to contact me at any time. I am always open to new opportunities and challenges.

A website is one destination with layers of information and is created for a very specific audience. As a visitor moves from one page to the other, each layer is revealed leaving the visitor better informed and more knowledgeable about the company, its services/products, the people behind it and how it could benefit the user. To achieve this goal, every word and every page must be skilfully crafted. Additionally this information must be updated with every development.
As a website content writer, I have been involved in writing content for the website, including the blogs, and updating the same on the live website.
Significant among these are https://medvr.education, https://ai-humans.ai https://immerselearn.com https://elearningdesigncenter.com.
From the depths of the oceans to the peaks of mountains; in crowded cities and deserted lands; restaurants under water to locations close to volcanic lava, travelling in motorcars to locations that say no to cars; different locations, different seasons, multiple cultures and varied practices — as a travel blog contributor I have written extensively about locations around the world.


An emotion reading glasses, an iPhone screen style cookie, a 3D chocolate printer, a one click recipe yielding fridge function, a TARDIS shaped cake . . . and there were many more. Some products were present in reality and could be seen, touched, used, consumed and experienced. Many, on the other hand, existed in someone's imagination and were present in pictures and sketches. Writing about each was a fun project, opening up a world for me, making me test my own abilities to describe something that was someone else's ideas in my own words — without a clue about who the creator was.
Fiction has a charm of its own and we all love stories - happy ones, not so happy ones, ones with a lesson or those that just entertain. I have had the opportunity to venture into this region of writing as well, having penned (or typed) some short stories for children and having abridged classics for young readers.

What started as a one article a day soon got me 'promoted' to a stringer, contributing three articles per day. These revolved around lifestyle habits, cultural activities, relationships, home decor — basically everything that we as humans encounter in our day-to-day lives. A large part of this role was done for the website Boldsky.com.
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