Priyanka Saurabh

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Priyanka Saurabh is a Research Scholar in Political Science, poet, freelance journalist, and columnist in Ubba Bhawan, Aryanagar, Hisar (Haryana). Year of Birth: 1992, Present: Daily Editorial Writer, Senior Assistant, PGT Lecturer, Haryana Govt and Teaching. Email: priyankasaurabh9416@gmail.com Contact : 333, Pari Vatika, Kaushalya Bhawan, Barwa (Seoni) Bhiwani, Haryana - 127045 Mobile: 070153 75570, 01255281381 * Parallel writing in both English and Hindi languages. Published Books: Deemak Lage Gulab (Poetry Collection), Nirbhaya (Essay Collection), Pariyon Se Samvad (Children's Poetry Collection), Fearless (English Essay Collection). Publications: Daily editorial publication in more than two thousand newspapers and magazines in India and abroad. Honours and awards: 1. IPS Manumukt 'Manav' Award, 2020 2. Nari Ratna Award, Delhi 2021 3. Powerful Women Award of Haryana, Dainik Bhaskar Group, 2022 4. Awarded by District Administration Bhiwani in 2022 5. Honorary Doctorates from UK, Philippines and Bangladesh, 2022

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