Dr Tasaduk completes 3 yrs of writing journey, tells young writers to keep writing with passion

Jammu : On completing his three years of writing journey , Dr Tasaduk while appreciating the work of writers said that Jammu & Kashmir is blessed with massive pool of young talented writers who write columns/write-ups brilliantly with highly intellectualized research and thought process – which they should continue with highest sort of passion, zeal, enthusiasm, ethics and morality.
Hailing from Poshkreri Village of South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, Dr Tasaduk being a passionate doctor by profession also works as a motivational speaker, activist, columnist, top educator and journalist. He has been writing prolifically on diverse topics and various issues of concern – like educational , health , environmental, social , motivational, economical including others.
“Alhamdullilah I completed three years being a writer/columnist. With the Graces of Almighty I have more than 200 articles published in almost all the leading dailies of J & K including some national and international publications. Having said that my advice to all the budding writers/columnists of the state would be to keep writing for every publishing house you want, every research journal you want. All publishing houses in our state are praiseworthy and making their efforts best in bringing positive transformation in the society. You should feel proud when your article is getting published in any recognized publishing house. Your articles should really create an impact, enlighten and revolutionize the society.” Dr Tasaduk wrote on his social media account. He said that we need to focus on write-ups of all important issues of concern currently prevailing in the society – educational, environmental, social , economic, political , health etc and try our level best in creating a positive impact in the society. “Having a lot of potential in writing, we need to bring ourselves to the forefront explore our potential in writing at all levels (state, national and international)and surely encourage our talent to invest in research in diverse fields” he added.