Alongside his government service in the veterinary department, Mohit has kept his passion for writing alive.

Mohit Solanki is working as a Livestock Assistant in the Veterinary Department in Mount Abu. He is also a writer and has got three of his books published so far. He writes poems, novels, and news articles.

Mohit belongs to Banswara, Rajasthan but is currently living in Mount Abu. He completed his schooling from Banswara. Then he got admitted to B.SC-Bio in Agriculture, but for some reason, he dropped out. Further, he did a Diploma in Veterinary Science from Jaipur. He says that he had come to live in such a big city for the first time. He began to put this life experience on paper and that’s when his writing journey took off. Meanwhile, he qualified his veterinary competition exam and got his posting.

Recalling his childhood, Mohit says that he was a notorious kid in school. Also, he was fond of playing cricket so much that he aspired to become a cricketer.

Talking about his role models, Mohit says he considers his father as his role model for always boosting his confidence and encouraging him to move ahead.

Describing his struggles, Mohit says that coming from a middle-class family, his family always struggled for some or the other thing. Then, staying in Jaipur and preparing for the competition exam was no less than a challenge for him. Besides, giving an identity to his writing skills was also quite challenging for him.

Sharing his views about COVID, Mohit says that this pandemic devastated the human race on a large scale. Still, people kept their spirits strong and emerged from the crisis on the strength of their skills, with the help of social media.

According to Mohit, both education and experience are equally important. He believes that education helps you to understand worldliness, fight against wrong and present yourself in front of the world. On the other hand, experience helps you to recognize your talent, enhance it and achieve heights in your career.

In his spare time, Mohit likes to listen to music, watch biopics, go on trekking and spend time alone in nature. He is also fond of sitting with elderly people and learning something from them. Besides, he enjoys spending more and more time alone, introspecting and giving time to his writing.

Mohit advises the newcomers coming into the field of writing to have self-confidence and patience in them. Further, he says that none of your writing can get successful overnight. This demands constant efforts and hard work to develop and hone your skills. He says that you should bring so much maturity to your writing that no one could find any shortcoming in it.