
Author
Achal Mogla
"Achal Mogla is an author and an avid reader by heart. He belongs from Agra - Taj Mahal City of India and have explored places like Ahmedabad and Gujarat for quite a long time in his life. He has released three of his books with the latest one being released recently & you won't like to miss the splendid messages that he delivered. His first book Salt and Pepper has touched hearts with his romantic short stories. His second book The Revival was a book written for young minds. He has participated in about 25+ anthologies till now. Being a hobbyist reader and writer, Achal Mogla has written over 300+ poems and proses for his reader audience and you can read them through his social media channels. Achal Mogla has done his B.Tech in Dairy Technology from SMC College of Dairy Science and he has done post-graduation in Management with specialisation in Human Resources from Symbiosis School, Pune. He loves interacting with people and meeting new people. He is crazy about reading books and he has a huge collection of books.Apart from reading novels, he is fond of watching movies, is a foodie by nature and loves hanging out with friends He started writing as a hobby but gradually it turned out to be passion. Writing motivates him as it helps him to de-stress and become s more calm person . He is also a certified Handwriting Analyst . "
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Published Books
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Articles
Books by Achal Mogla

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SAFARNAMA
Articles by Achal Mogla
Sep 15, 2026
Raising Readers in this Digital World
By Bella Rohatgi — Writer | Educator | Lifelong LearnerWe are raising children in a world very different from the one ma...
Sep 15, 2026
Stay Loving Stay Connected
Stay Loving, Stay Connected in a Fast-Moving WorldWe live in a world that moves at the speed of a swipe.Shorts, reels, m...
Feb 24, 2026
ख़ाली श्यामपट्ट-1
गाँव के एक वीरान स्कूल में, जहाँ श्यामपट्ट पर धूल जम चुकी है, एक बूढ़ा मास्टर अब भी उम्मीद लिख रहा है।पर सवाल वही है —क्...
Feb 10, 2026
She Asked for Five Rupees
Story Title – “She Asked for Five Rupees”. It was winter.The air was cold, almost breathless. I stood still, watchi...
