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My Grandfather’s Marriage – Shailesh J. Khatri, Mumbai
Written on 25 Dec, 2012 at 18:37 in Features, Fictions | viewed on indianruminations 291 views times | 0 Comments
Summer vacations were always looked forward to by me when I was a school child. Vacations were a welcome break from the boring routine of school and studies. As soon as exams were over, I would pack my bags and... (Continue reading)
Life moves on – Rajani Priya, Tamilnadu
Written on 16 Nov, 2012 at 10:12 in Fictions | viewed on indianruminations 376 views times | 0 Comments
Shiva was cycling very hard to reach his school. He was late again to his first period and it was his Tamil teacher who would not listen to his reasons anymore. He was very fast and did not even realize... (Continue reading)
Harmony Dehumanized IN Vikram Seth’s “A Suitable Boy – Rajani Priya, Tamilnadu
Written on 12 Oct, 2012 at 10:24 in Articles | viewed on indianruminations 422 views times | 0 Comments
Vikram Seth‟s novel “A Suitable Boy”, set in post-independent India, revolves around four deeply intertwined families in the province of Purva Pradesh. The novel explores many fields starting from culture to cricket and crowd psychology. It is phenomenal in the... (Continue reading)
I Pray – Nikhil Chandwani, Tamilnadu
Written on 26 Sep, 2012 at 8:09 in Poetry | viewed on indianruminations 449 views times | 2 Comments
As I look out in the blue And see the darkening skies. I remember those old times, And tears shows up within my eyes. Those golden moments that I passed, With your hands in mine. It was the best in... (Continue reading)
Caged – Nikhil Chandwani, Tamilnadu
Written on 9 Jul, 2012 at 9:17 in Fictions | viewed on indianruminations 508 views times | 0 Comments
I asked Vani how she felt about the caged humans. “It’s painful. It’s an emotional abortion. It’s disgusting.” If that’s your answer then, “still you want to visit? “ “Yeah,” she said. “I could use some disgusting.” Dad gave his... (Continue reading)
You Are Me – K Pankajam, Tamilnadu
Written on 6 Jul, 2012 at 9:59 in Poetry | viewed on indianruminations 1,036 views times | 2 Comments
Hold me like a child, the way a mother does; caress me gently as leaves by the breeze, be that, what the rain is to earth upon which I will be like the strings in a Sitar the silvery sound... (Continue reading)
Fashion high street for Indian Palette – Prathiba Devi Wilson, Tamilnadu
Written on 10 Jan, 2012 at 6:46 in Articles, Features | viewed on indianruminations 250 views times | 0 Comments
Fighting over Monday morning blues, I was rummaging through my wardrobe for a perfect outfit that would enhance my spirits and preserve my fashion quotient. While I searched for the perfect outfit my thoughts drifted towards fashion. Fashion is getting... (Continue reading)
Are we afraid of our children? – Kalatharan, Tamilnadu
Written on 14 Nov, 2011 at 11:22 in Articles, Features | viewed on indianruminations 1,786 views times | 0 Comments
The other day, I and my wife were strolling in a mall, just to while away time, rather than intent on any purchase, and we saw a girl child about four or five year old, creating a ruckus in a... (Continue reading)
Come Back to me – Vaibhav Srinivasan, Tamilnadu
Written on 1 Jul, 2011 at 8:47 in Poetry | viewed on indianruminations 1,339 views times | 19 Comments
I didn’t believe that I live in this world; Till I realized that you were my world!!! Now I don’t have a planet to dwell… It hurts; The initial woes of you leaving me… it irks!! Consoling myself that you... (Continue reading)
The Rivals – Kalatharan, Tamilnadu
Written on 4 Jun, 2011 at 6:07 in Features, Fictions | viewed on indianruminations 375 views times | 11 Comments
Life always springs up surprises at the most unexpected moments. But for these twists, perhaps, we may become bored with life itself. For, the very first time I met him, I intensely disliked him. The reason for that apathy, I... (Continue reading)
