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Martin D'Souza is an Indian editor and Author.

D'Souza worked at The Times of India for 13 years. His last year was as editor of four publications – Rouge, Time 'N Style, Just Jewellery and Viva Voyage. He is also director at Light Infotainment and editor-in-chief at Opening Doorz.^[1]

On December 19, 2006, D'Souza launched his first book, FWD: Stories From Your Inbox. In July 2012, his second book Letting Go, The Healing Power Of Grieving was released at the Shrine of Don Bosco's Madonna.^[2]

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^ "Opening Doorz"Celebrating Life"". Opening Doorz. Retrieved 12 January 2020.
^ Gupta, Lalit Kumar; D'Souza, Paschal; Martin, Abhay Mani (31 July 2019). IADVL's Concise Textbook of Dermatology. JP Medical Ltd. ISBN 978-93-5270-762-1.

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