THE TRUTH
By Wallace Jacob in True Story | Reads: 464 | Likes: 0
THE TRUTH At his wife’s insistence, Sunil was returning home after leaving his parents (Awadesh and Priya) at ‘SnehKutir’ – a home for the aged and orphans. He was feeling sad. He felt as if he had lost a battle. He never wanted to oust his parents from his house. In fact, hi  Read More...
Published on Apr 15,2020 05:50 PM
Firebird!
By Akshay Nagmule in Romance | Reads: 458 | Likes: 0
PRESENT! I woke up with a hue of compound confusions, surrounded by visible yet silent tears and all I could sense was a void within myself. Strange how I could sense a void but myself. It did take me a while to realise what I felt and moreover; why!? Indulgence onto thinking ‘Why do I love c  Read More...
Published on Apr 9,2020 12:13 AM
The Sorrows of Shopping
By Priyanka Singh in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 453 | Likes: 0
There’s no rose without a thorn! In life, everything that you like comes with something you don’t quite like. I enjoy shopping, but there is one aspect of it I find irksome – the over-enthusiastic sales staff ever ready to “help” you. For someone like me, who is not rea  Read More...
Published on Mar 29,2020 12:28 AM
Short Story: MANHOLE
By Navaratnam Giritharan in General Literary | Reads: 452 | Likes: 0
- Wriiten in Tamil By V.N.Giritharan | Translation into English  By: Latha Ramakrishnan -Like the Rajaraman of Jeyakanthan’s rishimoolam he has grown beard and moustache, keeping one of the legs in squatting posture and keeping the other in a raised and folded fashion he was holding his k  Read More...
Published on Mar 24,2020 07:58 AM
The woman in the train
By A.Shruti in General Literary | Reads: 452 | Likes: 0
The spirit of a city lies in its people. So, if Benaras identifies with its ghats and Hyderabad with its bazaars, the city of Mumbai takes pride in its locals. The local trains of Mumbai are not only its lifeline but also its spirit. They carry millions of people who commute daily from their homes t  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:22 PM
An Airconditioned Extravaganza
By Archana Nair in General Literary | Reads: 451 | Likes: 0
With the heat soaring high taking a week end break was a blessing for Nina and her joint family of her husband, her naughty twins always onto redefining what's being naughty,and  her exceptionally lovable in-laws. They checked into the farmhouse of Sam's friend who was generous enough to hand o  Read More...
Published on Apr 21,2020 10:42 PM
First Date After Marriage
By Minal Tribhuwan in Romance | Reads: 447 | Likes: 0
After a hectic meeting Ashish took out his cellphone and dialled his learnt number. He told his colleague that he is going out for his lunch and will be back in an hour or so.., he was waiting at the first table of their chosen restaurant. His eyes were all glued to a thick 7mm glass. He was trying   Read More...
Published on Apr 18,2020 10:47 AM
The best birthday gift
By Mousumi Biswas in General Literary | Reads: 443 | Likes: 0
My entry for the 3rd phase of the contest The  best birthday gift          Priti picked up her phone to check out on her mails and messages . She deleted the unnecessary ones . A  notification showed a friend request from one Sambhavi Shibu of ' Friends NGO ' . Pri  Read More...
Published on Jun 7,2020 10:51 PM
Pleasure or pain?
By Neema Kumari in General Literary | Reads: 439 | Likes: 0
He recalled the day he was alone in the hostel with Neha. Girls were allowed to go in boys hostel. And Neha had come to his room to work on an upcoming assignment. But his whole attention was on her. He admired her curves, her amazing back. Her thick black hair had an aroma of a freshly washed hair.  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 07:09 PM
December
By Nandini Chakrabarti in General Literary | Reads: 436 | Likes: 0
December scares me a little, curtails me and forbids me to live free. I’m unsure if it’s anxiety and fear of losing somebody because all past decembers have been mournful that way. I try to keep myself busy and at work; so sometimes I end up overworking myself. The stress hurts my should  Read More...
Published on Apr 5,2020 11:41 PM
Rhyme of an apocalypse
By Arun Dev Kumar in Poetry | Reads: 434 | Likes: 0
It came knocking one day, without a call; like the storm uncalled, the trap of a trawl. Hooks like fangs that barge deep within; efface one and then a kin. An isle that was once life, in ecclesiastic peace; where oaks were shade with flowered streets. The clan that escalated, seized by riches; spoil  Read More...
Published on Apr 23,2020 09:00 PM
கடைசி விருந்து
By P.Mathiyalagan in Poetry | Reads: 432 | Likes: 0
அம்புப்படுக்கையில் பீஷ்மர் கெளரவர்கள் தோற்க காரணமாய் இருந்த வசுதேவ கிருஷ்ணனை பார்க்க பிடிக்காமல் கண்மூடிக  Read More...
Published on Apr 8,2020 08:02 PM
Once I Went To The Bank....
By Vaishnavi T N in True Story | Reads: 430 | Likes: 0
When I was little I would receive pocket money from my dad occasionally, it was not a weekly or monthly thing. Once in high school in a burst of childish anger I told my parents that they were very bad people and that they didn’t love me because all my friends got their pocket money every week  Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 01:23 AM
A beautiful mansion
By Neema Kumari in General Literary | Reads: 426 | Likes: 0
In a soiled pant with torn pockets and stained shirts, he was walking past the most beautiful mansion in the town. Suddenly his feet stopped, and he turned his head towards his left to admire the beauty of the villa. Each corner of the wall was beautifully carved, and the designs were made with comp  Read More...
Published on Apr 25,2020 10:07 PM
Those were the days
By Vaishnavee in General Literary | Reads: 414 | Likes: 0
Those were the days…        In this era of modern world, where technology is ruling over our lives, I miss those days where even in truancy of it we were still smiling and happy. Playing games in mobile nowadays is imperishable habit, and we were the ones w  Read More...
Published on Apr 26,2020 12:37 AM
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