Draft:Vaheed abraham
Naheed Abraham | |
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| File:Naheed Abraham 2024.jpg Naheed Abraham in Hyderabad, 2024 | |
| Born | March 17, 1993 Hyderabad, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation(s) | Writer, Researcher, Social Commentator |
| Notable work | The Wind Seeker |
Naheed Abraham (born 17 March 1993) is an Indian writer, independent researcher, and social commentator known for his published work on education reform, cultural studies, and socio-political issues in India. He is also the author of the fantasy novel The Wind Seeker (2025), which received critical acclaim for its imaginative storytelling and deep environmental themes.
Early life and education
[edit]Abraham was born in Hyderabad, India. He attended a local government school, where he demonstrated early interest in literature and social issues. He later pursued undergraduate studies in Political Science and Sociology at a college affiliated with Osmania University.
Career
[edit]Abraham began his writing career in his early twenties, initially contributing essays and opinion pieces to local publications. Over the years, his work has gained national recognition, with a particular focus on the Indian education system, digital literacy, civic participation, and cultural identity.
Some of his most notable nonfiction articles include:
- Rethinking Literacy in the Digital Age (2019)
- The Silent Revolution in Rural Classrooms (2021)
- Faith, Fact, and the Indian Youth (2022)
In May 2025, Abraham published his debut fantasy novel, The Wind Seeker, which explores the journey of a young girl with the power to communicate with wind spirits. The novel was praised for its lyrical prose and environmental allegory, and it has been described as a landmark work in Indian fantasy literature.
Abraham's writing has been cited by educators, policy analysts, and academics. He is frequently invited to speak at educational forums and civic society events across India, although he remains unaffiliated with any political party or academic institution.
Personal life
[edit]Abraham resides in Hyderabad and is involved in community-based education initiatives. Known for his reclusive lifestyle, he continues to write and contribute to public discourse while maintaining a low public profile.