Son Immortalizes Parents' Memories in 'Chitta Pralap', a Modern Shravan Kumar Tale

• Author Ashok Nishant, from Muzaffarpur, wrote 'Chitta Pralap' as a tribute to his deceased parents, Jagdambi Singh and Phulgenda Devi.
• The 299-page book, with 33 chapters, captures personal memories, teachings, and affection, starting after his parents' passing in 2009 and 2020.
• Nishant's work is compared to Shravan Kumar, as he immortalizes his parents' memories through literature, expressing gratitude.
• Beyond personal anecdotes, 'Chitta Pralap' includes stories on contemporary society, youth, elderly struggles, women's issues, humor, and satire.
• Published by Rajmangal Publication, the book is available online for 359 rupees, making Nishant known as a modern-day Shravan son.

Why It Matters: Ashok Nishant's 'Chitta Pralap' is a heartfelt literary tribute to his parents, embodying modern filial devotion.