Meeting Poetess In Her

(Dr Kunwar Baichaen discovered a serious Poetess in her and guided her to the find her expressions in rhythms. Later Mangal Naseem helped her to refine her writing to give a distinctive touch and class. After her first publication of her poetry and gazal she was getting invitation to recite her work in Kavi Sammelans which she later stopped attendenting.)

By this time she was writing on her for own without realizing her potential as a poetess. During that time she had a chance to meet Dr Kunwar Baichaen who was a giant name in literature.. Dipti took her work to him and sort his opinion on them. Dr Kunwar Bechaen could sense the presence of uncut diamond in front of him and guided her towards writing ghazal to give expression to what she was writing. In March 1986 her first poem "Sateetw" was published, which later was included in her book "Hai To Hai". By the time decade of 90's started Dipti started writing ghazal and was immediately hailed as a wave of fresh air. At this point of her literary journey, she met Mangal Nadeem , a famous Urdu Laurette, who not only fine tuned her technical aspect of writing and understood her expressions which she wanted to pen. In August 1993 her first ghazal "Niind Ko Ankho Mai Anna Tha Ki Ansoo Aa Gaye", was published, which later find its place in her Book "Burf Main Palti Huyi Aag".

This journey of ordeal and emptiness got her first culmination of satisfaction, when her first book of Poem "Burf Mai Palti Huyi Aag" was published in 1997. This book was released by none other than Editor of Prestigious magazine "Kadambini", Dr Rajiendra Awasthi. This was such an irony as once "Kadambini" has rejected her ghazal from publishing them and later they requested her to send the same to be publish in their magazine. In Literary world she had now arrived, from then on there was no looking back for her.

As her work was getting around she was getting invitation to recite her poems in Kavi Sammelans but very soon she realized that these Kavi Sammelans works on group ism and poetess more often were there not on the basis of their talent but by the recommendations of others.

She refused to be part of that crowd and quit from that rat race and concentrated on writing and getting published in Literary Magazines of repute.