Together Apart
By Dr Loveleen Sarao in True Story | Reads: 755 | Likes: 2
Coronavirus is the talk  of town, Lockdown is the  current mode of survival and hope is what humanity is relying on. There is nothing except hope that we can actually do in such as situation. We hope that the things get normal soon, the coronavirus gets contained and the humanity is saved   Read More...
Published on Apr 18,2020 10:11 PM
A Dream Away
By Madhuri in Fantasy | Reads: 753 | Likes: 2
Again she was intermingled in the loop, perspired and her eyes wide open right at the start of the dawn. She gasped and rushed to the wash basin to again look into the face-cut mirror and splash water on the face recklessly until she assures that she is out of the dream that she was living beyond dr  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 09:44 PM
Don't let the fear win!!
By Sakshee Purohit in True Story | Reads: 748 | Likes: 2
This is a story of a school girl turning confident to take the stand against what she feel inappropriate. She was a daughter of a businessman who tried his best to fulfill her every dream but unfortunately , money isn't everything that's required... She could get anything that is liked by her eye bu  Read More...
Published on Apr 2,2020 02:26 PM
Joy
By Aditi murkute in General Literary | Reads: 725 | Likes: 2
  Shailesh grew up in a middle class household, so some of the things which he wanted during his childhood, his father couldn’t give him but made him realise the true happiness lies in small joys of life.  Over the years he started earning really well and decided he would give his ch  Read More...
Published on May 5,2020 10:35 PM
The Safer streets
By Geetha M in True Story | Reads: 721 | Likes: 2
CRYNANT!! A strange name for a place in Chennai. The people I enquired hardly knew its existence. So, any hopes I harboured on someone guiding me on its history was quashed. Then I glimpsed it. The stately mansion must have seen better days when the man of the manor lived there. There would have bee  Read More...
Published on May 30,2020 10:53 PM
THE AYURVEDIC MEDIC INES AND DIABETIES
By BHARAT SHAH in General Literary | Reads: 710 | Likes: 2
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Published on May 11,2020 07:44 PM
Quarantine
By Geet Aromi in Poetry | Reads: 704 | Likes: 2
Gazing from the balcony of my room, The sparkling stars and the striking half-moon The haunting boulevards, Scarce sight of folks miles apart And a thought strikes my mind, will this be the end, If there's no tomorrow, no second chance All the recalls of yours,  foray my thoughts and roll down   Read More...
Published on May 11,2020 01:47 AM
Pregnant!
By Gaurav Mestry in Romance | Reads: 695 | Likes: 2
" Baby! I have a baby in my tummy", she texted. He asked," Who's?" She texted," Ofcourse yours." He replied," I am out". She texted immediately," What do you mean?" He did not reply to her messages. She tried and tried but he did not respond. She started crying and all negative thoughts ran through   Read More...
Published on Apr 27,2020 11:10 PM
6.53AM: Ladies special
By Rimli Bhattacharya in True Story | Reads: 691 | Likes: 2
It was 6.35 AM and I was waiting on the railway platform to catch the local train for my office. I am a regular commuter who travels in the most crowded and busiest trains of the world. Let me tone down a bit. I am talking about the Mumbai locals.   The indicator read 6.53AM Churchgate S 07,   Read More...
Published on Mar 22,2020 07:45 PM
Pick up the broken threads while you have time
By Vikas Prakash Joshi in True Story | Reads: 684 | Likes: 2
The small child stared with fascination at the old lady sitting on the couch. It was an early evening, around the time of tea break, and the woman, nurse to his ailing ajji, (grandmother in Marathi) was sewing up a torn brown shirt. The boy and the nurse were in his grandmother's room; she was on h  Read More...
Published on Apr 3,2020 09:49 PM
When you are old
By saptarshi das in Poetry | Reads: 679 | Likes: 2
When you are old Saptarshi Das My childhood crush now has a grown up daughter Her curl has grey hair All the day she sits in a chair Complaining of gout And I doubt Is this the one who slashed me many  monsoons back ?  Read More...
Published on Mar 31,2020 07:32 PM
The Sacrificial Lamb
By Sushanth in General Literary | Reads: 679 | Likes: 2
It is very hard to be a doctor when the very patient you treat might be not only your last patient but also your last breath. Education doesn't prepare you for this, as a student, you are taught to treat everyone to the best of your ability. To hold nothing back, to be the selfless hero people expec  Read More...
Published on Apr 29,2020 01:29 PM
My biggest regret
By Mansi in True Story | Reads: 671 | Likes: 2
MY GRANDMOTHER, My dearest Dadi When I was about 3 years old, we used to live in a Bsf quarter in Malda, West Bengal. Whenever I wanted to go to the park, I used to say "Dadi tu ja apne gaon, le apni chappal"(Take your slippers and go back to your village) And the moment she wears her slippers and g  Read More...
Published on Apr 19,2020 01:18 AM
Thoughts about my Man!
By Mrs. Hariharan in Romance | Reads: 649 | Likes: 2
Her love for him was very pure. He is her God. She has devoted completely to him. All that she wants in her life is to stay besides him and worship him. He is her ray of light in life. He is her guide whose footsteps she fofollo without a pinch of inhibitions. He has guided her through her highs and  Read More...
Published on Mar 25,2020 10:51 PM
|| Tough Times ||
By pretzel in Poetry | Reads: 639 | Likes: 2
These are the tough times. There's hardly a soul in sight. People are cooped up in homes in fright. With situations escalating and changing overnight, Everyone's looking expectantly for a speck of light.   These are the tough times. There's a ground waiting outside but the child's unable to sto  Read More...
Published on Apr 6,2020 10:07 PM
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