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Ashy loves Helix. Why not, what’s not to like about him? He’s smart, dependable, learns fast and as she says it - “Super-efficient”. He might have been the one true love of her life, the only shining beacon in her eyes, but everything isn’t always as they seem to be.
An epidemic has spread on the Maple Islands where certain unwanted experiments were being conducted. Commander AJ ,who has developed a super brain,is sent to investigate. However, he discovers that the epidemic is totally different from what he had thought. The things that caused the epidemic...
A story of loss and the weight of a troubled past. A person grappling with guilt comes across an innocent animal, which succeeds in allowing him to slowly open up to the wonders of life again. His newfound vitality of soul enables him to form bonds he always desired, but feared. However, an...
Terrain is the story of those hapless people living in a typical geography. Uneducated, unskilled and with a bleak future they struggle with nature and its forces just to scrape through. The story tries to recount the dangers they are exposed to and the ways they are forced to let go. Unable to...
It was with a sense of tremendous trepidation that I began to type the following short story of Sherlock Holmes. I can only but hope that in my caprice of audacity, I have not desecrated the holy grave of one of the greatest writers our time, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I first read Sherlock Holmes...
A woman who has made few biased decisions in her life, she is strong in head but gets swayed away in the matter of heart and chooses a destiny that takes her down to the level of being tagged as a concubine. In her search of finding her husband and to have him back in her life, she hides her...
A heart-rendering saga of two cousins, once pals a long time ago, but now separated because of family strife. The maestro, Satyajit Ray peeps in between & forms a bridge between the two boys, now grown-up men, bringing them together...The mystical Elgin Road in South Kolkata also plays its...
I have read a lot of books throughout my mere twenty years of life. Some deeply fascinating, others not so much. And every once in a while I am able to lay my eyes on something truly extraordinary. One of those is definitely Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. – Markus
We have seen the beginning of the first industrial revolution from the late 18th century and today, this age of Artificial intelligence and wireless communication is being called the 4th industrial revolution so let’s wonder how are we proceeding to be the central consumers of it.
Polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOD(S) is a condition where, as per the name suggests, ovaries gets cysts grown on them. It’s considered a common condition which is found in about 10% of the menstruating women’s population. There are several myths about the condition that many people and often...
India is currently going through a digital revolution and trying to keep one’s privacy is becoming more and more difficult. As we tackle with people and government protecting our autonomy and privacy, the supreme court making The Right To Privacy a Fundamental Right is a huge step.
When an ambitious, hardworking, fifteen-year-old looks set to grab at an opportunity that would take him out of his abject state, fate has other plans. He needs to make a choice – this opportunity, or his deeper values. Does he make the right choice? What is right, anyway?
Sabrimala case has been going on for years. Priests of the temple shut it down to protest the court order. It is a long known fight between the authority of state and religion. The history of the temple can be sued to justify the ban but too many fundamental rights are violated because of the...
Claim as we may have been developed, the Indian terrain is still knee-deep in crisis. If one were to walk through the sandy beaches, rugged plateaus and dusty deserts to scale the peaks of Himalayas, clinging to the rivers that gush about, he would know. He would know that the land that nurtured...
“We all have been there. At some point in our lives. Frantic last-minute phone calls to cancel social appointments, darting to the warmest secluded corner of a gathering, heart fluttering with anxiety moments into the conversation, feeling exposed while eating publically or just an uneasy...
The night was ironically dark. The moon was a pale, the evening primroses were did not wake to dandle with the fireflies that night. All that missing light was collecting somewhere else- in the womb of one Mata Gujri, wife of Tegh Bahadur Singh ji, the ninth sikh guru.
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