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11 gripping crime stories Popular Channel V series 'Gumrah: End of Innocence' has been adapted into a crime book 'Gumrah: 11 Short Teen Crime Stories' by Ira Trivedi. It wasaunched by Chetan Bhagat in January 27, 2016. Bhagat has written the prologue and foreword for the book, which is a collection of 11 spine-chilling crime tales inspired fromives of real adolescents. Each story portrays common mistakes committed by teenagers of today and the profound consequences that such mistakes canead to. A Glimpse into the plot The book features stories, which according to Trivedi depict the gruesome and horrendous reality of today. Apart from being entertaining, she believes that these stories need to be told in order to create awareness. Some of the stories include 'Soulmate' which is about sibling rivalry and how dire the consequences could be, 'Heartbreak' which explores the darker side of human nature, 'Naaz' which talks about India's cultural diversity and how that could actually be a negative factor and then there's ""Double MMS""; which depicts the awry story of a college girlooking for fame that goes which doesn't turn out to be good.ike the show, the book's stories are also direct and eye-opening; and each storyeaves us with a message to stay safe and beware of such dangers. About The Author Ira Trivedi is aucknow-based novelist, columnist and yoga instructor. She published her first book at a young age of 19. Her notable published works include Marriage and Sexuality in the country, What Would You To Do To Save The World?, The Great Indianove Story and There Is Noove On Wall Street. She is also a well known journalist who has written articles for The Times of India, The Telegraph, The Cosmopolitan and several other renowned newspapers. The book is available online for convenient shopping. You can bag this book from A today by following a few easy steps.

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Ira Trivedi is an Indian author, columnist, and yoga teacher. She writes both fiction and nonfiction, often on issues related to women and gender in India.

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