Dr Tripti Sharan is a gynaecologist by profession. At other times she is a reader, writer, thinker, and a dreamer. With her dual role of a doctor and author, and her distinctive style of writing in both prose and poetry, she occupies a significant place in the hearts of avid readers and literary enthusiasts. Writing for her is like a journey into the self. As she paints the canvas of life with the colours of myriad emotions, she uncovers a little more of the truth that is hidden in their realms.
Her literary journey started with Dewdrops. . .a journey begins, a collection of poems which was adjudged the best anthology in English poetry (2015) by ‘Aagman’ literary group. In her first book as an author, Chronicles of a Gynaecologist (2016) and the subsequent House of Doctors: the inside story of a medical school (2018), both largely anecdotal and based on real-life experiences, she tries to familiarise people with the truths that breathe behind the closed, sanitised walls of a hospital and all that goes behind
making of a doctor in a medical college.

Tripti has always been fascinated by mythology. It brings meaning into her life as she moves from a real sketchy world to a clear metaphysical world. Her book, Being Radha, beyond her Love & His Leela (2019) is a contemporary rendition of the tale of the timeless Radha, a much revered yet seldom understood goddess.

She also came up with her collection of poems in the book Shadows of a fading twilight (2017). Writing is her way of bridging the gap between the medical and the non-medical world. Health, gender, and social issues are close to her heart. It has been the same zeal that took her to various platforms sharing with people the myriad issues that plague women in India.

She is also a blogger and a columnist with everylifecountsNDTV, TheBetterIndia, Different Truths, and contributes stories and poems to anthologies, webzines and publications regularly.

She was conferred ‘Woman of Inspiration, 2020’ by her own institute, ‘Wonder FOGSIAN 2019’, and also ‘Global Youth Icon Award 2018’ by Writers Capital Foundation for her work in literature and in serving humanity. She was adjudged as ‘The most inspiring Gynaecologist in North