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{{Infobox person
| name          = Abhishek Mishra
| image         = [[File:AbhishekMishraPhoto.jpg|200px]]
| alt           = A professional photograph of Abhishek Mishra
| caption       = Abhishek Mishra, Indian poet and writer
| birth_date    = 2003
| birth_place   = Chakia, Bairia, Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, India
| nationality   = Indian
| education     = M.Com, Satish Chandra College, Ballia
| occupation    = Poet, Writer, Academic Author
| notable_works = "Operation Sindoor: Ek Sashakt Uttar", "Manzil", "Mai Panchhi Tere Aangan Ki", "Bachpan Ki Wo Yaadein"
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'''Abhishek Mishra''' (born 2003) is an emerging Indian poet, writer, and academic author known for his contributions to contemporary Hindi literature. His works focus on social issues, patriotism, gender sensitivity, and youth empowerment. A native of Ballia, Uttar Pradesh, he writes with the intent to inspire change, especially among the rural youth of India.

Abhishek Mishra’s literary journey is deeply inspired by the rich tradition of his native village’s renowned poet Dr. Kedarnath Singh, whose works have had a profound impact on him. Additionally, the motivation and guidance received from his college principal, Dr. Baikunth Nath Pandey, have played a crucial role in shaping his writing style and worldview. These influences have encouraged Abhishek to stay connected with his roots while creatively addressing contemporary social issues.

== Early Life and Education ==

Abhishek Mishra was born in Chakia village, Bairia Tehsil, in the Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh, India. He comes from a traditional Brahmin family. His father, Shri Shivji Mishra, is a respected local figure who always supported the values of education and integrity.

Abhishek completed his early education in his village and later pursued higher studies in Ballia city. He earned a Master’s degree in Commerce (M.Com) from Satish Chandra College, Ballia.

During his undergraduate and postgraduate studies, Abhishek not only excelled academically but also actively participated in literary activities. He attended various seminars and workshops that helped strengthen his writing skills and broaden his perspectives. The encouragement from his teachers during this time significantly contributed to his literary growth.

== Literary Career ==

Abhishek began writing poetry during his college years. Abhishek’s writing style is simple, impactful, and inspirational, resonating directly with readers’ emotions. His early poems reflected personal struggle, national pride, and emotional transitions. Over time, his work expanded into various themes, including:
* Women and daughterhood
* Patriotic sacrifice
* Rural youth and education
* Childhood memories and nostalgia
* Social balance in gender discussions

He has been published in several well-known platforms including *Amar Ujala*, *Likhantu.com*, *Pratilipi*, and *Rashtriya Hindi Rakshak Manch*.

== Notable Works ==

=== Selected Poems ===
* '''Operation Sindoor: Ek Sashakt Uttar''' – A tribute to India's military valor, based on the Indian government's recent operation.  
  [Read here](https://www.amarujala.com/kavya/mere-alfaz/abhishek-mishra-operation-sindoor-ek-sashakt-uttar-2025-05-08)

* '''Main Panchhi Tere Aangan Ki''' – A heart-touching poem about a daughter’s transition from her parental home to her in-laws.  
  [Read here](https://www.likhantu.com/mere-shabd/mai-panchhi-tere-aangan-ki-11-05-2025-16524f15d3ba6d02594d0702a5c5967b)

* '''Manzil''' – A motivational poem capturing the journey and challenges of student life.  
  [Read here](https://www.amarujala.com/kavya/mere-alfaz/abhishek-mishra-manjil-2024-05-16)

* '''Bachpan Ki Wo Yaadein''' – A nostalgic look back at childhood days.  
  [Read here](https://www.amarujala.com/kavya/mere-alfaz/abhishek-mishra-bachpan-ki-vo-yaadein-2024-05-14)

== Other Published Works ==

* '''Likhantu.com'''
  - *Naye Bharat Ke Yuva* (Independence Day Special)  
    [Read here](https://www.likhantu.com/mere-shabd/naye-bharat-k-yuva-independence-day-special-13-08-2024-8401fdadd8fe8df1972319bff12c5a23)
  - *Pariksharthi Ka Dard*  
    [Read here](https://www.likhantu.com/mere-shabd/pariksharthi-ka-dard-31-08-2024-75697074b199def5cd35e0541b66911b)


== Academic Contributions ==

Besides poetry, Abhishek is actively involved in academic writing. With a background in commerce, he has authored simple and student-friendly eBooks aimed at supporting learners in understanding complex subjects with clarity. His notable academic work includes the book *"Marketing Management by Abhishek Mishra"*, which is available on Amazon and is widely appreciated by undergraduate and postgraduate students. Through his writings, he strives to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world application, making education more accessible for students from rural and small-town backgrounds.

== Vision and Philosophy ==

As a poet, teacher, and mentor, Abhishek Mishra actively inspires youth and promotes the importance of education. He participates in literary conferences and social programs to bring positive change in society. Looking ahead, he is committed to further contributing to Hindi literature and education by creating new works and educational resources to empower the younger generation.

Abhishek believes literature should reflect and elevate real human emotions, struggles, and hopes. At the heart of his mission lies this principle:

> “To empower the nation and society, we need a combination of knowledge, emotion, and expression.”

Through poetry and teaching, he aims to ignite self-belief and civic awareness among rural students and youth.

* [[Hindi Literature]]
* [[Youth in Indian Literature]]

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