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Subramonian Launches Debut Book at ICA Conclave 2026
Subramonian used to work as an engineer and began writing after he retired.
He launched his first book at an authors' gathering in Goa.
The book is about how children learn from what happens around them, not only from advice.
It says that parents, society, and everyday experiences all help shape children.
Subramonian said a writing workshop and Jatin's encouragement helped him believe he could write a book.
He also received an award for his book at the event.
He hopes the book helps adults create positive experiences for children.
Retired engineer Subramonian launched his first book at ICA Conclave 2026 in Goa.
The book is titled "Children Become What They Experience: Environment Matters More Than Advice."
The International Council of Authors hosted the conclave, where the book was unveiled alongside its founder, Inspiring Jatin.
Subramonian also received an Author award in recognition of his first book.
The book argues that children's environments, experiences, and interactions shape them alongside what parents and society teach.
- Who
- Subramonian, a retired engineer and first-time author.
- What
- He launched his debut book and received an Author award.
- Where
- Goa, India.
- When
- At ICA Conclave 2026; the article is dated October 7, but does not specify the event date.
- Why
- The book shares Subramonian's view that children's environments and experiences help shape their development.
Key facts
- Book
- Children Become What They Experience: Environment Matters More Than Advice
- Author
- Subramonian, a retired engineer
- Launch event
- ICA Conclave 2026
- Event location
- Goa, India
- Host
- International Council of Authors
- Recognition
- Author award at ICA Conclave 2026
- Paperback ISBN
- 978-93-6038-537-8
Quotes
Subramonian
Retired engineer and author of the debut book
“I didn’t expect my career as an author to start until after I had retired, and that happened when I went to Jatin’s Bestselling Author Mastery Workshop in 2026. His support and advice gave me the confidence to believe I, too, could write a book. I turned my thoughts and experiences into my first book, Children Become What They Experience. Today, writing has taken on a significant new role in my life, enabling me to express my ideas and motivate others.”
theprint.in
“Children Become What They Experience” is special because it focuses on a simple but powerful idea: children learn more from what they experience than from what they are told. I hope the book encourages parents to look beyond giving advice and consciously create positive experiences for their children.”
theprint.in





