Healer in Exile - Untold Story of Dr Sushil Razdan

Sachin Razdan

ISBN 10: 937825957X / ISBN 13: 9789378259579

Published by Bluerose Publishers, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Healer in Exile - Untold Story of Dr Sushil Razdan
• Publisher: Bluerose Publishers
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 937825957X
• ISBN 13: 9789378259579
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Dimensions: 12.7W x 0.84H x 20.32D centimeters 12.7 centimeters width by 0.84 centimeters height by 20.32 centimeters depth
• Weight: 145 grams

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Synopsis

At its heart, this book is a testament to resilience - the kind that does not merely endure, but

transforms. A memoir of Dr. Sushil Razdan, as told to his son, it carries the story of a life rooted

in service, healing, and an unwavering commitment to his homeland. A noted neurologist, Dr.

Razdan chose to serve where he belonged, touching countless lives with his work.

It also holds within it the story of a home once devastated by floods, yet patiently and

courageously restored - a living symbol of what it means to rebuild, to return, and to rise again.

It speaks of journeys that come full circle, of returning to one's roots not in defeat, but with

renewed strength and clarity. Every page echoes quiet perseverance - the determination to

keep going, even when the path is uncertain.

Because sometimes, the strongest comeback is simply finding your way home.

About the Author

Sachin Razdan is a technologist who spent over two decades in the corporate world. LeavingKashmir at the age of 12 left an indelible mark on him - one that would later shape hisquest to reconnect with his roots.Today, as Managing Director at Brainpreneurs, he is reconnecting with Jammu & Kashmir, where the organisation runs experiential learning programs for children focused on criticalthinking, creativity, and real-world skills.His journeys often take him between Bangalore, Jammu, and Srinagar, keeping him closelyconnected to the region he calls home.This book marks his debut work, shaped by lived experience and a quiet belief in returning towhat grounds us.Sachin lives in Bangalore with his wife and two daughters.