Nilufer Hajra

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Nilufer Hajra is a young writer who believes in the power of words and loves to read. She's innovative and creative when it comes to writing. She aims to be different and wants to reach the top but she will only do so with honesty and hard work. Being bilingual in English and French, Nilufer has traveled to many countries and is currently based in Asia with her family, cats and a rooster.

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