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Author Bio Niteesha Salgaonkar is a resilient author, changemaker, and artist. Daughter of an Army Civilian, she lost her father early and was raised by a single mother. From her school days, she started teaching young children to support her family and later became a dedicated teacher. Deeply moved by the struggles of army widows and dilapidated homes, she transformed into a passionate CSR activist working for human and environmental welfare. A voice with purpose, Niteesha writes to break silence and sings to stir souls. Honored with Rashtriya Pratishtha Puraskar, Extraordinary Nari, Bharat Ki Veer Beti, Golden Voice, and India Karaoke Superstar, she is a rising artist pursuing a professional musical journey. As a co-author, Niteesha doesn’t just tell stories — she leaves lasting echoes. Her work beautifully blends courage, compassion, and creation.

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Book for kids by author Niteesha Salgaonkar. In a rapidly developing country like India, two major challenges continue to grow side by side rising dependence on imported LPG and the increasing accumulation of construction waste. While these issues are often discussed separately, author and thinker Niteesha Salgaonkar presents a bold and innovative perspective that connects both problems through a single sustainable solution. Her book, Ecogas Energy Allied Nature, introduces an idea that is both practical and transformative: converting construction waste into an alternative cooking fuel that could help reduce India’s dependence on LPG.

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Book for kids by author Niteesha Salgaonkar. One of the most interesting aspects of Niteesha Salgaonkar’s writing is her ability to combine technical thinking with social relevance. Readers familiar with her earlier social fiction work, The Homes We Dream Of, may find this book significantly different in style and subject matter. However, both works share a common concern: improving the lives of people whose needs are often overlooked by existing systems.