Titus Kujur is a writer, storyteller, and artist whose voice rises from the red earth of Sundargarh and the deep forests of his tribal roots. An Oraon by birth, with a mother from the Munda tea tribe of Assam, Titus carries in his blood the songs, struggles, and quiet wisdom of two proud cultures.

A high-school physics teacher by profession and an engineering graduate from NIT Rourkela, he moves between science and imagination with ease. When he isn’t teaching, he is painting, sketching, travelling on long bike rides, or shaping stories that blend emotion, humour, folklore, and the raw beauty of ordinary lives.

Titus writes across genres—fantasy epics, tribal-inspired tales, romantic dramas, humour, satire, and reflections on modern urban life. His stories often carry the heartbeat of the land he comes from: the rivers, the forests, the people, and the unspoken poetry that runs beneath everyday struggles.

Through Dastaan-e-Kal, he shares not just books, but pieces of memory, identity, and hope—inviting readers into worlds shaped by culture, imagination, and the belief that ordinary people can carry extraordinary stories.