Shravya Shruti
Shravya Shruti is a student at Miranda House, famous for being the most quiet person around. So, she counts on her writing for being heard. She continuously questions the current stereotypes set up by the society and tries to give a voice to them. She can be often found curled up with a good book, or trying to hide from people, or having an existential crisis. Sometimes all at once.
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