Purva Grover is an author, journalist, and creative entrepreneur.
 

She has authored The Trees Told Me So, It was the year 2020, She (translated into seven languages), & #icouldhavebeenaninstapost.

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She is the founder-editor of digital publications: The Indian Trumpet, a quarterly magazine for Indian expats; The Junior Trumpet, a monthly magazine for children & young adults; and stories over art, a monthly magazine for those who find solace, inspiration, & purpose in the arts.

 

With a career spanning over 19 years (and counting) in journalism, she has left an indelible mark across genres, platforms, and brands. Her life is a whirlwind of headlines, deadlines, and timelines, with her words transcending traditional boundaries. From podcasts to theatrical productions, talks to art pieces and other disciplines, her creative output knows no bounds, and she continues pushing the envelope as a creative educator and entrepreneur.

 

In recognition of her contributions to literature, the Dubai Culture Arts & Authority awarded her the prestigious UAE Golden Visa for ten years in 2021. This was the first culture visa in the world, and she was honored under the Class of Creators from the People of Culture and Art category as a Writer.

 

She is not an 'influencer' but a storyteller who is addicted to writing tales to discover her favorite word.

 

She resides in Dubai, UAE.