Sunita Paul

Sunita Paul was born in 1952 in an affluent family in Kochin, India.

Born as a deaf and dumb, Sunita Paul decided to use pen in expressing herself. She was unwilling to surrender to the fate due to her being a deaf and dumb. This has inspired her in winning over adversities thus finally attaining higher education as well dedicating in the profession of a writer and analyst.

She obtained her twice Masters in Political Science and journalism. Later she worked with a number of research institutions and started writing for nuemrous newspapers and periodicals in India and overseas.

Her works have appeared in Sunday Ledger, African Times, Global Politician, Jerusalem Post, Women's World, Insight Magazine, Europe Post, The Asian Tribune, Countercurrents, American Thinker, Intelligence Reporteur, Daily Post, Daily Sun, Times Herald, Daily News, New York Sun, Newsday, New Yorker, Washington Times, Israel Insider, CFP, New York Post, The Leader, Evening Star, Daily Observer, The Nation, Bangkok Post, Jakarta Post, Asiaweek, Dawn, The Citizen, Herald Tribune, Dimension, Outlook, Day After Day, The Pioneer, Lokmanch, Morning Leader, Frontline, Blitz, Malaysia Sun, Assam Tribune, Chandigarh Times, Morning News, The Age, Telegraph, The Week, The Standard, Modern Ghana, Women Voice, Asian Tribune, Global Politician, American Thinker, Slate, Reporter, Response, Straight Times, Intellect, Advocate, Asia Today, The Mirror, The Mail, The People´s Review, Panorama etc. She is a regular columnist for American Chronicle reaching over 11 million readers every year.

Sunita Paul is considered as an expert of South Asian affairs, counter-terrorism and international relations.