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	She has worked across the [[wikipedia:Corporate sector\|corporate]], [[wikipedia:Government\|government]], and [[wikipedia:Nonprofit organization\|non-profit]] sectors.		She has worked across the [[wikipedia:Corporate sector\|corporate]], [[wikipedia:Government\|government]], and [[wikipedia:Nonprofit organization\|non-profit]] sectors.
	[[File:Pre-book launch on Oct. 2025 - Inheritors of Silence- Four generations and a forgotten homeland .jpg\|thumb\|~~Pre-book launch~~ of ~~''Inheritors of Silence: Four Generations and a Forgotten Homeland''~~ at the Literature & Arts ~~Festival~~ 2025, ~~Dehradun (October 2025)~~.]]		[[File:Pre-book launch on Oct. 2025 - Inheritors of Silence- Four generations and a forgotten homeland .jpg\|thumb\|The releasing of the commemorative souvenir magazine at the Literature & Arts festival 2025 in the presence of actress Moon Moon Sen, Maj. Gen G.D Bakshi , Former ambassador Deepak Vohra, Author Robinder Sachdev, Bijoya Sawian & Founder- Director Of OASIS School , Rakesh Oberoi.]]
	Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' and the curator of '''The Literary Table''', an initiative dedicated to [[wikipedia:Literature\|literature]] and community dialogue.		Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' and the curator of '''The Literary Table''', an initiative dedicated to [[wikipedia:Literature\|literature]] and community dialogue.

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	She further obtained a diploma in Advanced Marketing Management from the International Institute of Advanced Marketing, [[wikipedia:Mumbai\|Mumbai]], and a diploma in [[wikipedia:Human resource management\|Human Resource Management]] from the All-India Institute of Management Studies, [[wikipedia:Chennai\|Chennai]].		She further obtained a diploma in Advanced Marketing Management from the International Institute of Advanced Marketing, [[wikipedia:Mumbai\|Mumbai]], and a diploma in [[wikipedia:Human resource management\|Human Resource Management]] from the All-India Institute of Management Studies, [[wikipedia:Chennai\|Chennai]].
	~~[[File:Pre-book launch in Kolkata, October 2025..jpg\|thumb\|Pre-book launch in Kolkata, October 2025.]]~~
	She subsequently earned a doctorate in management.		She subsequently earned a doctorate in management.

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	The narrative spans four generations, portraying cultural transitions and the search for belonging.		The narrative spans four generations, portraying cultural transitions and the search for belonging.
	[[File:Book ~~launch~~ in ~~Kolkata~~, ~~November 2025 by actor~~ and ~~former MP Moon Moon Sen~~..~~jpg\|thumb\|~~Book launch in Kolkata, November 2025 by actor and former MP Moon Moon Sen.]]		[[File:Silence Book.jpg\|thumb\|The story follows '''Anurima''', a fourth-generation member of the Dasgupta family. Raised on stories of her family's rich legacy in Bangladesh—told by her aunt ('''Rangapishi'''), Mihir Kumari—Anurima grows up under the shadow of the '''1947 Partition'''.The narrative shifts to '''February 1991''', where a dream prompts Anurima to leave behind the struggles of her marital life and motherhood to return to her ancestral homeland. The book explores themes of identity, memory, and the reclamation of one's roots.]]
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	The book has been listed among bestsellers on [[wikipedia:Amazon (company)\|Amazon]].		The book has been listed among bestsellers on [[wikipedia:Amazon (company)\|Amazon]].

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	A significant portion of the narrative follows her journey to [[wikipedia:Bangladesh\|Bangladesh]], particularly locations such as [[wikipedia:Dhaka\|Dhaka]] and Paksey, where she reconnects with her ancestral roots. These experiences contribute to her understanding of heritage and personal identity.		A significant portion of the narrative follows her journey to [[wikipedia:Bangladesh\|Bangladesh]], particularly locations such as [[wikipedia:Dhaka\|Dhaka]] and Paksey, where she reconnects with her ancestral roots. These experiences contribute to her understanding of heritage and personal identity.
	[[File:Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025..jpg\|thumb\|Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025.]]		[[File:Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025..jpg\|thumb\|Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025.]]
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	The novel concludes with a focus on self-realisation, highlighting the challenges of balancing personal aspirations with social expectations.		The novel concludes with a focus on self-realisation, highlighting the challenges of balancing personal aspirations with social expectations.

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	She has worked across the [[wikipedia:Corporate sector\|corporate]], [[wikipedia:Government\|government]], and [[wikipedia:Nonprofit organization\|non-profit]] sectors.		She has worked across the [[wikipedia:Corporate sector\|corporate]], [[wikipedia:Government\|government]], and [[wikipedia:Nonprofit organization\|non-profit]] sectors.
			[[File:Pre-book launch on Oct. 2025 - Inheritors of Silence- Four generations and a forgotten homeland .jpg\|thumb\|Pre-book launch of ''Inheritors of Silence: Four Generations and a Forgotten Homeland'' at the Literature & Arts Festival 2025, Dehradun (October 2025).]]
	Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' and the curator of '''The Literary Table''', an initiative dedicated to [[wikipedia:Literature\|literature]] and community dialogue.		Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' and the curator of '''The Literary Table''', an initiative dedicated to [[wikipedia:Literature\|literature]] and community dialogue.

	== Early life and education ==		== Early life and education ==
	Niyogi was born in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), India. Due to her father’s transferable ~~career~~, she completed her schooling across multiple cities in India.		Niyogi was born in [[wikipedia:Kolkata\|Kolkata]] (formerly [[wikipedia:Calcutta\|Calcutta]]), [[wikipedia:India\|India]]. Due to her father’s transferable profession, she completed her schooling across multiple cities in India.
	She pursued higher education at the University of Calcutta, ~~earning~~ a postgraduate degree in science. She later completed a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) from Annamalai University. ~~Transitioning into management studies, she~~ obtained a diploma in Advanced Marketing Management from the International Institute of Advanced Marketing, Mumbai, and a diploma in Human Resource Management from the All-India Institute of Management Studies, Chennai. She subsequently earned a doctorate in ~~Management~~.
			She pursued higher education at the [[wikipedia:University of Calcutta\|University of Calcutta]], where she earned a postgraduate degree in science.

			She later completed a [[wikipedia:Bachelor of Education\|Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)]] from [[wikipedia:Annamalai University\|Annamalai University]].

			She further obtained a diploma in Advanced Marketing Management from the International Institute of Advanced Marketing, [[wikipedia:Mumbai\|Mumbai]], and a diploma in [[wikipedia:Human resource management\|Human Resource Management]] from the All-India Institute of Management Studies, [[wikipedia:Chennai\|Chennai]].
			[[File:Pre-book launch in Kolkata, October 2025..jpg\|thumb\|Pre-book launch in Kolkata, October 2025.]]
			She subsequently earned a doctorate in management.

	== Career ==		== Career ==
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	The narrative spans four generations, portraying cultural transitions and the search for belonging.		The narrative spans four generations, portraying cultural transitions and the search for belonging.
			[[File:Book launch in Kolkata, November 2025 by actor and former MP Moon Moon Sen..jpg\|thumb\|Book launch in Kolkata, November 2025 by actor and former MP Moon Moon Sen.]]
	The book has been listed among bestsellers on [[wikipedia:Amazon (company)\|Amazon]].		The book has been listed among bestsellers on [[wikipedia:Amazon (company)\|Amazon]].

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	''Inheritors of Silence'' is a semi-historical novel that blends [[wikipedia:Colonial India\|colonial]] and [[wikipedia:Postcolonialism\|post-colonial]] history with a contemporary narrative.		''Inheritors of Silence'' is a semi-historical novel that blends [[wikipedia:Colonial India\|colonial]] and [[wikipedia:Postcolonialism\|post-colonial]] history with a contemporary narrative.
			[[File:Book launch in Kolkata in December 2025 by Madhumanti Maitra, professor and TV anchor, along with Sanjay Mishra, documentary filmmaker..jpg\|thumb\|Book launch in Kolkata in December 2025 by Madhumanti Maitra, professor and TV anchor, along with Sanjay Mishra, documentary filmmaker.]]
	The story follows Anurima (Anu), whose life unfolds through a dual timeline, interweaving her present-day experiences with accounts of her ancestors. The narrative is influenced by family history and explores themes of [[wikipedia:Identity (social science)\|identity]], [[wikipedia:Human migration\|migration]], memory, and women's agency.		The story follows Anurima (Anu), whose life unfolds through a dual timeline, interweaving her present-day experiences with accounts of her ancestors. The narrative is influenced by family history and explores themes of [[wikipedia:Identity (social science)\|identity]], [[wikipedia:Human migration\|migration]], memory, and women's agency.

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	A significant portion of the narrative follows her journey to [[wikipedia:Bangladesh\|Bangladesh]], particularly locations such as [[wikipedia:Dhaka\|Dhaka]] and Paksey, where she reconnects with her ancestral roots. These experiences contribute to her understanding of heritage and personal identity.		A significant portion of the narrative follows her journey to [[wikipedia:Bangladesh\|Bangladesh]], particularly locations such as [[wikipedia:Dhaka\|Dhaka]] and Paksey, where she reconnects with her ancestral roots. These experiences contribute to her understanding of heritage and personal identity.
			[[File:Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025..jpg\|thumb\|Book launch in Dehradun on December 17, 2025.]]
	The novel concludes with a focus on self-realisation, highlighting the challenges of balancing personal aspirations with social expectations.		The novel concludes with a focus on self-realisation, highlighting the challenges of balancing personal aspirations with social expectations.

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| '''Born''' || Alokananda Dasgupta, [[wikipedia:Kolkata|Kolkata]], [[wikipedia:West Bengal|West Bengal]], [[wikipedia:India|India]]
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| '''Nationality''' || [[wikipedia:Indian|Indian]]
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| '''Occupation''' || Novelist, Educationist, Social Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Business Coach
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| '''Years active''' || 1983–present
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| '''Known for''' || Founder of Arogya Wellbeing Trust; The Literary Table (TLT)
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| '''Education''' ||
* Postgraduate (Science) – [[wikipedia:University of Calcutta|University of Calcutta]]
* B.Ed. – [[wikipedia:Annamalai University|Annamalai University]]
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| '''Spouse''' || Kunal Niyogi
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| '''Children''' || Ishanie Niyogi
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| '''Residence''' || [[wikipedia:Dehradun|Dehradun]], [[wikipedia:Uttarakhand|Uttarakhand]], India
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'''Aloka Dasgupta Niyogi''' (born '''Alokananda Dasgupta''') is an [[wikipedia:Indian|Indian]] [[wikipedia:novelist|novelist]], [[wikipedia:educationist|educationist]], [[wikipedia:social entrepreneur|social entrepreneur]], [[wikipedia:motivational speaker|motivational speaker]], and [[wikipedia:business coach|business coach]].

She has worked across the [[wikipedia:Corporate sector|corporate]], [[wikipedia:Government|government]], and [[wikipedia:Nonprofit organization|non-profit]] sectors.

Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' and the curator of '''The Literary Table''', an initiative dedicated to [[wikipedia:Literature|literature]] and community dialogue.

== Early life and education ==
Niyogi was born in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), India. Due to her father’s transferable career, she completed her schooling across multiple cities in India.
She pursued higher education at the University of Calcutta, earning a postgraduate degree in science. She later completed a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) from Annamalai University. Transitioning into management studies, she obtained a diploma in Advanced Marketing Management from the International Institute of Advanced Marketing, Mumbai, and a diploma in Human Resource Management from the All-India Institute of Management Studies, Chennai. She subsequently earned a doctorate in Management.

== Career ==

=== Professional journey ===
With over four decades of professional experience, Aloka Dasgupta Niyogi has built a multifaceted career spanning [[wikipedia:Education|education]], [[wikipedia:Corporate governance|corporate leadership]], and [[wikipedia:Public service|public service]].

She began her career in 1983 as a science educator in secondary schools, later transitioning into the [[wikipedia:Information technology|IT industry]]. She worked as a communication consultant and subsequently led [[wikipedia:Human resource management|Human Resources]] departments for various software firms.

=== Global leadership and business development ===
Niyogi expanded her professional scope through her association with a United States-based health and nutrition organization. During this period, she received training from business leader [[wikipedia:Jim Rohn|Jim Rohn]].

She also participated in leadership workshops in the [[wikipedia:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]] and the [[wikipedia:Netherlands|Netherlands]].

=== Public service and philanthropy ===
In 2004, she was appointed Public Relations Officer to the Governor of [[wikipedia:Uttarakhand|Uttarakhand]], [[wikipedia:Sudarshan Agarwal|Sudarshan Agarwal]].

During her tenure at the Raj Bhawan (2004–2007), she co-founded the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''' in 2005, a charitable organization focused on social welfare initiatives.

=== Social entrepreneurship ===
Niyogi is the founder of the '''Arogya Wellbeing Trust''', which works for the welfare of underprivileged children and women.

In 2021, she launched '''The Literary Table (TLT)''', an initiative aimed at promoting [[wikipedia:Literature|literature]] and author–reader engagement.

From 2024 onwards, she began curating an annual Literature and Arts festival, fostering connections among authors across India.

== Academia ==
Niyogi has facilitated training programs for students and faculty across educational institutions in [[wikipedia:Dehradun|Dehradun]].

* '''Mahadevi Institute of Technology (MIT), Dehradun''' – Visiting Professor for MBA courses in Human Resource Management, Corporate Governance, and Business Ethics
* '''University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES)''' – Conducted BBA/MBA personality development programs

== Consultancy and training ==
Niyogi has worked as a corporate trainer and facilitator focusing on human potential and soft skills development.

She has conducted workshops, keynote sessions, and training programs for both public and private sector organizations.

=== Workshops and engagements ===

* '''Rotary Club, Druid Hills (Atlanta, USA)''' – Session on emotional intelligence and stress management
* '''Atlanta Ladies Workshops (USA)''' – Conducted training on stress management

* '''[[wikipedia:Defence Research and Development Organisation|Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)]]'''
** Conducted HR and leadership training for scientists
** Delivered sessions at:
*** Institute of Technology Management (ITM), Mussoorie
*** Defence Terrain Research Laboratory (DTRL), New Delhi
*** Integrated Test Range (ITR), Odisha
** Conducted virtual HR training programs across multiple DRDO laboratories
** Speaker at Women’s Day events in Dehradun
** Plenary speaker at TECHMA 2015 conference

* '''[[wikipedia:Oil and Natural Gas Corporation|Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)]]'''
** Conducted superannuation workshops
** Delivered training programs for hospital staff and trainees

* '''Fakir Mohan University''' – Workshop on stress management
* '''University of Kalyani''' – Workshop on personality development
* '''Tula’s Institute, Dehradun''' – Student workshops
* '''[[wikipedia:Ramakrishna Mission|Ramakrishna Mission]] Ashram, Dehradun''' – Talks on [[wikipedia:Swami Vivekananda|Swami Vivekananda]]

== Literary career ==

Aloka Dasgupta Niyogi developed an interest in writing during her tenure as a Public Relations Officer, contributing articles and travelogues to regional publications.

Over time, she transitioned into long-form [[wikipedia:Fiction|fiction]], drawing from personal experiences, family history, and socio-cultural themes.

Her works often explore themes such as [[wikipedia:Identity (social science)|identity]], [[wikipedia:Memory|memory]], [[wikipedia:Intergenerational trauma|intergenerational trauma]], and [[wikipedia:Women's empowerment|women’s empowerment]].

== Bibliography ==

=== Novels ===

* ''Inheritors of Silence: Four Generations & a Forgotten Homeland''
Niyogi's debut novel is inspired by real events and family history. It explores themes such as [[wikipedia:Identity (social science)|identity]], [[wikipedia:Human migration|migration]], and the legacy of the [[wikipedia:Partition of India|Partition of India]].

The narrative spans four generations, portraying cultural transitions and the search for belonging.

The book has been listed among bestsellers on [[wikipedia:Amazon (company)|Amazon]].

== Notable work ==

=== ''Inheritors of Silence'' (synopsis) ===

''Inheritors of Silence'' is a semi-historical novel that blends [[wikipedia:Colonial India|colonial]] and [[wikipedia:Postcolonialism|post-colonial]] history with a contemporary narrative.

The story follows Anurima (Anu), whose life unfolds through a dual timeline, interweaving her present-day experiences with accounts of her ancestors. The narrative is influenced by family history and explores themes of [[wikipedia:Identity (social science)|identity]], [[wikipedia:Human migration|migration]], memory, and women's agency.

The storyline is initiated by a personal loss, prompting Anu to explore her family’s past through archival records preserved by her grandfather. These accounts include references to participation in [[wikipedia:Indian independence movement|India’s independence movement]], as well as acts of resistance and sacrifice.

The novel also examines generational contrasts within the family, including progressive ideals such as women’s education alongside traditional social expectations.

Anu’s personal journey includes an arranged marriage that evolves into a complex relationship, reflecting themes of gender roles, emotional resilience, and self-identity.

A significant portion of the narrative follows her journey to [[wikipedia:Bangladesh|Bangladesh]], particularly locations such as [[wikipedia:Dhaka|Dhaka]] and Paksey, where she reconnects with her ancestral roots. These experiences contribute to her understanding of heritage and personal identity.

The novel concludes with a focus on self-realisation, highlighting the challenges of balancing personal aspirations with social expectations.

== Awards and recognition ==

Niyogi has received several recognitions for her contributions to literature, social work, and professional development:

* Fulbright-Hays Scholarship – Participation in academic exchange and international engagement programs
* Business Development Award (“Achiever of the Month”) – Awarded by [[wikipedia:Herbalife|Herbalife]]
* Participation in Presidential Summit on Leadership, [[wikipedia:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]]

* Harshali Foundation Award (2024)
* Amoli Uttarakhand Ratan Award (2024)
* Excellence Award – Shakti Women Entrepreneur (2025)
* Recognition by [[wikipedia:UNESCO|UNESCO]] Club Doon Valley and Uttarakhand Van Vibhag (2024)
* EDU TV Recognition (2026) – Recognised as a debut author
* World Achievers Award (2026) – Best Debut Author

== Other activities ==

Niyogi has been active in public speaking, broadcasting, and cultural engagements.

* Delivered talks on [[wikipedia:Swami Vivekananda|Swami Vivekananda]]
* Broadcast speaker on [[wikipedia:All India Radio|All India Radio]] (Yuva Vani)
* Served as a master of ceremonies at events in [[wikipedia:Chennai|Chennai]], [[wikipedia:Dehradun|Dehradun]], and [[wikipedia:Kolkata|Kolkata]]

Her interests include singing, blogging, reading, painting, dramatics, and travel.

== Personal life ==

Niyogi resides in [[wikipedia:Dehradun|Dehradun]], [[wikipedia:India|India]]. She is married to Kunal Niyogi.

Her daughter, Ishanie Niyogi, lives in [[wikipedia:Toronto|Toronto]], [[wikipedia:Canada|Canada]].

== Critical reception ==

Her debut novel has received responses from authors and public figures, including:

* [[wikipedia:Kiran Manral|Kiran Manral]]
* [[wikipedia:Moin Mir|Moin Mir]]
* [[wikipedia:Brinda Karat|Brinda Karat]]
* [[wikipedia:Moon Moon Sen|Moon Moon Sen]]
* [[wikipedia:Madhulika Liddle|Madhulika Liddle]]
* [[wikipedia:Aloke Lal|Aloke Lal]]
* [[wikipedia:Bijoya Sawian|Bijoya Sawian]]

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