Join Reyah on her enchanting adventure in Reyah and the Cosmic Wish! When her heartfelt wish for her brother Neil reaches the sun and the moon, a spectacular cosmic journey unfolds. As Reyah discovers the true power of hope and love, she learns that many children, like Neil, need a little extra kindness and support. Along the way, magical moments and inspiring encounters show her the impact of small acts of compassion. This delightful story teaches young readers about the importance of friendship, dreams, and the belief that even the smallest voices can create big changes in the world! About the Author Vinita Singh Shetty is a senior journalist, columnist and editor with close to 20 years of experience in media. She has fronted news teams at prominent English dailies including DNA, Bangalore Mirror, and The Times of India (Dainik Bhaskar and Times Group).Vinita has written for The Times Group, Daily News and Analysis, VJM Media, The Asian Age, Destination Reporter, National Geographic Traveller India, Harper’s Bazaar India, India Together and Postcard Travel Co. She has been a columnist for DNA’s Life and Living pages, authoring "Bangalore Graffiti," a kaleidoscope of people, places and spaces. Her writings span travel, current and international affairs, child rights, gender inequality, civic issues, lifestyle, corporate social responsibility, and developmental issues. As City Editor of the Bangalore Mirror, Bangalore’s leading compact newspaper, Vinita launched several editorial sections and established the Student Mirror Squad. She graduated from Christ University,... See more
Join Reyah on her enchanting adventure in Reyah and the Cosmic Wish! When her heartfelt wish for her brother Neil reaches the sun and the moon, a spectacular cosmic journey unfolds. As Reyah discovers the true power of hope and love, she learns that many children, like Neil, need a little extra kindness and support. Along the way, magical moments and inspiring encounters show her the impact of small acts of compassion. This delightful story teaches young readers about the importance of friendship, dreams, and the belief that even the smallest voices can create big changes in the world! About the Author Vinita Singh Shetty is a senior journalist, columnist and editor with close to 20 years of experience in media. She has fronted news teams at prominent English dailies including DNA, Bangalore Mirror, and The Times of India (Dainik Bhaskar and Times Group).Vinita has written for The Times Group, Daily News and Analysis, VJM Media, The Asian Age, Destination Reporter, National Geographic Traveller India, Harper’s Bazaar India, India Together and Postcard Travel Co. She has been a columnist for DNA’s Life and Living pages, authoring "Bangalore Graffiti," a kaleidoscope of people, places and spaces. Her writings span travel, current and international affairs, child rights, gender inequality, civic issues, lifestyle, corporate social responsibility, and developmental issues. As City Editor of the Bangalore Mirror, Bangalore’s leading compact newspaper, Vinita launched several editorial sections and established the Student Mirror Squad. She graduated from Christ University, Bangalore, specialising in journalism, psychology, and literature. In November 2009, she was selected as a Young Leader by Asia 21 and attended the Asia Society Leadership Summit in Malaysia. In March 2011, she received the Asia 21 Fellowship from the Asia Society New York, being the only Indian fellow that year. In May 2011, Vinita was among 30 global journalists awarded a scholarship to attend a study program at the European Journalism Institute, Charles University in Prague. In March 2014, she received a full scholarship grant from The Konrad Adenauer Asian Center for Journalism at Ateneo de Manila University, recognising her commitment to journalism and leadership potential. In 2024, she was honoured with the 15th GCU International Award on Women’s Day, celebrating women achievers in Karnataka. Vinita has produced, anchored and done research for both national and international TV programs. She has done projects for Doordarshan, BBC, ITV, and Channel 4 UK. She lectures on women's rights, newsroom ethics, Indian media, and youth issues, and volunteers as a media consultant to NGOs. Vinita lives in Bangalore and enjoys pottery, writing stories for children, horse riding, photography, adventure sports, and travelling.
