Swati Hazarika (b. 1984): For the last decade, Swati Hazarika has been working in PHED, where she is entrusted with the responsibility of creating awareness among the masses regarding sanitation, waste management, clean drinking water, and good health in general, in her district. She lives in Biswanath Chariali with her 10-year-old daughter, husband, and cats. She used to be a writer for one and a half years (2005–2007) when she wrote micro-fiction published in Satsori and other newspapers. She gained a little bit of fame or something akin to fame for those diverse-themed stories. Now, when she is not in the office, cooking meals, or tending to her little world, she dabbles in art, wood, clay sculpting, and music; watches anime and Brian Greene videos; reads about Vedanta and religion; and soaks in the poems of Wislawa Szymborska.
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