Sumita Dutta

Sumita (born on 19 August, 1964) affectionately known as Jaya, has newly entered the author’s world

with her book titled “The Dawn of Life: SuperNova Innings”.

About the Author

Sumita (born on 19 August, 1964) affectionately known as Jaya, has newly entered the author’s world with her book titled “The Dawn of Life: SuperNova Innings”.

She has done her Post Graduation in Mathematics and did different courses in computer application and programming nearly 35 years ago and thereafter worked in different MNC companies. Following 18 years in corporate culture, she found herself not enjoying life, so she quit and began helping young children with their mathematics weaknesses and taught them some easy tricks using Vedic sutras.

After completing 50 rounds around the Sun, she suddenly had a new zeal towards life and she learnt to recreate her passions in different fields and started enjoying every moment of life. The process of aging definitely became more interesting as she discovered her interests in writing, poetry, painting, video editing and travelling.

All these mindful activities fascinated her so much that she started undertaking these endeavors with great jest and eagerness with a silent wish to unveil them in “The Dawn of Life: Supernova Innings” as a book for the world to read.

About The book

This book is divided into four sections.

In the first section of this book, the author shares a collection of anecdotes from her childhood that have had a profound impact on her life. Some of these stories are more than 60 years old, and they continue to provide valuable lessons today as well as in the future.

The second part of this book focuses on the feelings and emotions that were experienced by the author from time to time, which she has expressed in poetry. This section includes poetry written in three distinct languages – English, Bengali, and Hindi.

The author’s third contribution to this book was to depict the colour of life. She took some colours and began painting on canvas. There is nothing realistic about it, it is all an imaginative creation.

This book’s fourth part contains descriptions of her first solo trip, which happened so spontaneously and left her with a great deal of memories and photos.

Throughout this book, the author poured her heart and soul into it.