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Sangram Keshari Senapati (b. 1995)

Alias:
Gapu
Sangram Senapati

Birthplace:
Nilok

Born:
January 10, 1995

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Sangram Keshari Senapati is an Indian writer, producer, and entrepreneur from the eastern state, Odisha. Born in Nilok a small village in Bhadrak district in Odisha Sangram is the son of Mr. Abhimanyu Senapati and Ms. Srimati Dei. Sangram did his schooling from Nilok High School and bachelor's degree from the Government College of Engineering Kalahandi, Bhawanipatna in Computer Science and Engineering. During his graduation, he started his career as a photographer and then founded Gapu Photography Club in 2013. Later he founded Shubhapallaba Magazine in Odia and expanded the business to different languages like English, Hindi, Bengali, Telegu, Punjabi, and Sanskrit. In 2018, Sangram became the producer and released a song named "Nabapallaba" which was written by Saswat K Swain and composed by Manas Ranjan Dash. In 2019, Sangram released his 1st documentary video on the life of Black Ants.

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