SRINAGAR: Becoming a writer requires dedication, creativity, and a deep understanding of language’s intricacies. Navsheen Hayat, a second-year student at Government Degree College Bemina, is diligently pursuing her studies while passionately working towards her dream of becoming a renowned author. Her debut book, “Me and the Emotional Tapestry of Society,” showcases her emerging talent and captivates readers’ hearts.
In an insightful interview with this reporter, Navsheen shared her journey, stating, “English and writing have always been natural to me. Despite the challenges of balancing academics and writing, the desire to become an author motivated me to carve out time for my passion.”
Reflecting on the challenges she faced while writing her book amidst her studies, she admitted, “It was indeed a challenge, but the urge to share my thoughts and experiences kept me going.”
Inspired by her introverted nature since childhood, Habib explained, “Writing became my preferred mode of expression. This book is a manifestation of my opinions, a narrative where I’ve shaped my perspective on life.”
Acknowledging the hurdles of pursuing authorship at a young age, Navsheen credited her determination and divine assistance, saying, “Becoming an author at this age wasn’t easy, but with determination and God’s help, I fulfilled this dream. My confidence in writing has grown immensely.”
Navsheen’s book delves into a crucial societal issue – mental health. She expressed, “I want readers to grasp the importance of mental health, not just through words but through tangible actions. My book highlights the concept of spoiled and egoistic adults, shedding light on a societal blind spot.”
She emphasized, “We often associate the term ‘spoiled’ with children, but my book challenges this notion, showcasing that adults can also exhibit such behavior. Prioritizing mental health is vital for individuals and society as a whole, as it can profoundly impact relationships and environments, shaping or shattering generations.”
Navsheen Hayat Habib’s debut book serves as more than just a literary endeavor; it is a heartfelt call to action, urging society to reflect on its understanding of mental health and the repercussions of neglecting it.

GOWHAR MAQBOOL