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Hello My Dear Reader!! Thank you for showing interest and spending your precious moments here.

Welcome to CrystallizingViews!

What is your interest? Are you looking forward to forming a justified opinion about something? Do you like to make sense of the news? Are you always curious about what is happening and then you go one hunting for the why and how behind it? 
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Through my writings, I wish to dwell upon the areas which are generally cornered by many. My aim is to put some light on the topics which promote my readers to think critically and make sense of the happenings around. 

Despite my write-ups being on political, economic, international and social issues, they will bear fruits for all as the thoughts imbibed into them originate from an open mind which loves to accept changes and learn from them. Moreover, I am working to diversify the topic base to be more useful to all. 

My articles will be as unique as you are because I put in my thoughts into words. My assurance for the quality of content and its originality is firm and dear reader, my little writeups will surely help you develop a new train of thoughts in your curative mind.


So now let me tell you about myself. 

My name is Anugrah Singh and I am pursuing my bachelor's course at Ashoka University, Sonipat, India. I am pursuing Economics and Finance as my major. After completing my schooling in July 2020 at VidyaGyan School, Sitapur, I started this blog.  



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