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Hajra Bano is a versatile writer and storyteller with a rich background in nursing. As the author of two books "Who Am I and Journey from Darkness to Light, she seamlessly integrates her healthcare experiences with her passion for writing. Her blog delves into themes of resilience, empowerment, and equality, addressing issues pertinent to youth, care leavers, and girls' rights. Through her poetry, articles, and personal stories, Hajra strives to inspire and uplift, offering readers a blend of heartfelt narratives and valuable insights.


Hajra’s work reflects a commitment to making a difference, both through her writing and her lived experiences.

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