Manoj Varshney spent his early years in Mainpuri and Bijnor. Known for his eloquence and debating skills, he actively participated in debate competitions throughout his school years. He also excelled as a national-level player of Atya Patya (a traditional Indian sport). Professional Journey: Manoj's journalism career spans several prominent newspapers, including Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala, Swatantra Bharat, Swatantra Chetna, Nayi Zameen, Current News, Dainik Bhaskar, and Nav Amar Bharat. Eventually, he became part of Dainik Navjyoti. As a former Literary Editor at Dainik Navjyoti Jaipur, he contributed significantly to Hindi journalism. His writings have also graced renowned publications like Hindustan, Rashtriya Sahara, Sunday Mail, Aajkal, Sarita, Navjeevan, Kuber-Times, and Kurukshetra. Literary Contributions: Manoj Varshney is a versatile writer whose works span satire, poetry, contemporary articles, and thought-provoking stories. His notable books include:

• Narak Mein Aarakshan (2008) – A satire collection
• Bapu Ka Ramrajya (2018)
• Corona Journalism (2020)
• Wrong Number (2022)
• Jinhone Meri Zindagi Barbad Ki (Upcoming)

Recognition in the Literary World: Manoj has gained recognition for his in-depth interviews with prominent Hindi literary figures and for his sharp, witty, and impactful writing in both newspapers and magazines. Legacy and Current Pursuits: As a seasoned journalist and satirist, Manoj Varshney has left an indelible mark on Hindi literature and journalism. His journey reflects a dedication to storytelling, incisive commentary, and a commitment to addressing societal issues through his words.