Rhythm Of The RuinsAbout the Author. Mukul Kumar is a civil servant, novelist and poet. A 1997 batch Indian Railway Traffic Service officer, he is presently working in New Delhi. He has studied Humanities at Delhi University and Public Administration at Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi. His published works include three novels, As Boys Become Men, Seduction by Truth and Aarzo Arshan (e book), and two poetry anthologies, The Irrepressible Echoes and

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