AMIT

Joined February 2025

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Experienced in Data Entry, Web Research, and Lead Generation. I deliver accurate, on-time results to help businesses grow. Reliable, detail-oriented, and always ready to assist with your data needs.

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From Prison to Praise: The True Story of Mary Johnson and Oshea Israel
In 1993, Mary Johnson’s world came crashing down. Her only son, Laramiun Byrd, a bright and joyful 20-year-old, was shot and killed during a party in Minneapolis. The boy who pulled the trigger was just 16 years old—his name was Oshea Israel.
By AMIT8 months ago in Humans
A Story of Michael Madhusudan Dutt and the Mela
Michael Madhusudan Dutt and the Sagardari Mela: Honoring a Bengali Literary Pioneer Michael Madhusudan Dutt (1824–1873) is regarded as one of the most significant figures in Bengali literature. Born in Sagardari village in present-day Jessore district of Bangladesh, Dutt was a trailblazer who introduced modernism to Bengali poetry and broke away from traditional forms and themes. Each year, thousands of admirers, scholars, and cultural enthusiasts gather in his birthplace to attend the Michael Madhusudan Dutt Mela, a cultural fair that pays tribute to his life, works, and enduring legacy.
By AMIT9 months ago in BookClub
: Neymar Jr. – The Final Symphony
As the world eagerly awaits the arrival of the next FIFA World Cup, all eyes once again turn to one of football’s brightest stars—Neymar Jr. At 33, many might see him as approaching the twilight of his career, but for millions of fans across the globe, Neymar represents something far greater: hope, passion, and unfinished business.
By AMIT9 months ago in BookClub
The Last Cigarette
Years passed. What began as one cigarette a week turned into a pack a day. Arjun's fingers were always stained, his breath reeked of tobacco, and a persistent cough became his daily companion. His family noticed the change. His mother cried quietly when she found cigarette butts hidden in his drawer. His younger sister avoided hugging him, saying he "smelled weird." But Arjun didn't stop.
By AMIT9 months ago in Lifehack
The Forgotten Laptop
Rohan was a bright final-year college student with a passion for technology. He could write code in his sleep, knew every security protocol in the book, and even gave small talks on cyber awareness in his college's tech club. One rainy afternoon, while rushing to the library to submit a project, he spotted something under the bench near the college gate.
By AMIT9 months ago in Education
Love on Platform Nine
It was a rainy Thursday morning when Ethan missed his usual train. The kind of morning where the sky stays grey and people walk quickly, heads down, umbrellas up. He sighed, coffee in hand, as he stepped onto Platform Nine—a platform he never used.
By AMIT9 months ago in Humans
The Last Letter
They had met during college, two souls unknowingly circling the same orbit until fate finally brought them together. Meera, with her infectious laughter and books always tucked under her arms, and Arjun, the quiet artist who captured her smile a hundred times in his sketches before even speaking to her.
By AMIT9 months ago in Families
The Journey of Self-Discovery
Lena stood at the edge of the cliff, looking out over the vast, rolling sea. The wind tugged at her hair, and the salty air filled her lungs. She had come a long way—both physically and mentally—to get to this moment, but in many ways, it felt like she was just beginning her journey.
By AMIT9 months ago in Education
The Light Within
In a small village nestled among the hills, there lived a young boy named Raju. He wasn’t known for being the most talented, nor did he come from a family of wealth or status. His life, to many, seemed simple and insignificant. But Raju had one thing that set him apart—his unwavering belief in himself.
By AMIT9 months ago in BookClub
The Boy and the Broken Kite. AI-Generated.
Every afternoon, after helping his mother wash dishes or fetching water from the village well, Arin would run to the open fields with a bundle of old newspaper, some sticks, glue, and thread. With skillful fingers, he would turn what others saw as waste into flying wonders.
By AMIT9 months ago in Petlife
The Long Walk to Freedom: A Story Inspired by Nelson Mandela
Raised in the traditions of his Thembu tribe, young Mandela grew up listening to the elders speak around evening fires, their voices filled with stories of ancestral valor, lost kingdoms, and the dream of African unity. His father, a respected chief and advisor, instilled in him the values of dignity and resolve. But life took a sharp turn when Mandela’s father died when he was only nine years old. The loss marked not just an emotional turning point but a physical one as well—he was sent to live with Chief Jongintaba, a powerful regent of the Thembu people.
By AMIT9 months ago in History
The Power of Precision: The Journey of Amit Das. AI-Generated.
In a world where data is power, the ability to sift through endless information, organize it effectively, and generate meaningful insights is nothing short of an art. For Amit Das, this art became a passion — and it all started with a simple goal: to help businesses thrive through data.
By AMIT9 months ago in Humans

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From Prison to Praise: The True Story of Mary Johnson and Oshea Israel

A Story of Michael Madhusudan Dutt and the Mela

: Neymar Jr. – The Final Symphony

The Last Cigarette

The Forgotten Laptop

Love on Platform Nine

The Last Letter

The Journey of Self-Discovery

The Light Within

The Boy and the Broken Kite. AI-Generated.

The Long Walk to Freedom: A Story Inspired by Nelson Mandela

The Power of Precision: The Journey of Amit Das. AI-Generated.

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