Trikaldarshi’s world

Ramjee Lal Dass, known by his pen name “Trikaldarshi,” is a multifaceted creator whose work spans cartoons, poetry, essays, and imaginative science-fiction narratives. Born on  15th of April 1951 in Belarahi, Madhubani (Bihar), he studied science and education at Patna Science College and Patna Training College before establishing himself as a distinctive voice in Indian literary and artistic circles. His cartoons have appeared in renowned publications such as Shankar Weekly, Dharmyug, Sarika, Parag, Balhans, Vigyan Pragati, Science Reporter, and Jansatta, among others, while his writings—ranging from satire to speculative fiction—showcase both intellectual curiosity and creative range.

‘Trikaldarshi’ moves effortlessly between ink and imagination, crafting lively cartoons, evocative poems, thoughtful essays, and vibrant science-fiction worlds. His work blends humor with insight, pairing bold visual storytelling with expressive language to explore the extraordinary hidden within the everyday. Whether sketching a fleeting moment or building an entire universe, he creates art that invites readers to see—and feel—more deeply.

His published works include story collections such as Shakti Sanket, Robot Aur Aansu, Jibrax Ka Pret, Sologram, Regression Therapy, and Duhswapna, all of which reflect his fascination with human nature, mystery, and the unseen forces that shape existence. Living in Darbhanga, he continues to be celebrated for his creativity, originality, and enduring contribution to Indian science fiction and cartooning.