Tag:Fictions

Culture

The Street – Sunil Sharma

Have you heard the streets speak? Well, in my case, they have. Whenever I return to Ghaziabad, I find the streets communicating. Settling down after a...

IR - December 1, 2019

Fiction

Prospects – Mehak Jain, Punjab

Prospects It was way past early morning and the sun peeped through the window. As the bright yellow rays kissed her cheeks, she rubbed her...

IR - June 19, 2017

Fiction

Words for a wordsmith – Anandita Tewari, Mumbai

The lamp was still there in the room, with too many wicks burning. The oil could flare away at any time and the flames...

Anandita - June 6, 2017

Fiction

The Bride – Sowmya Suresh, USA

On that day she wore her new bangles, the ones her mother got her from Kancheepuram. Newfound wealth, that is what it felt like. Some...

IR - April 6, 2017

Fiction

Monster – K. A.Beena, Kerala translated by Ayisha, Kerala

Little Mini closed her eyes. She is exhausted and does not want to open her eyes. “She is going to die. Nobody can wake...

IR - January 21, 2013

Fiction

On that fateful day – Pawan Kumar, Delhi

Aarif did not choose his religion; he got it by birth, from his family, because of the family he was born into. Is it...

IR - December 25, 2012

Fiction

My Grandfather’s Marriage – Shailesh J. Khatri, Mumbai

Summer vacations were always looked forward to by me when I was a school child. Vacations were a welcome break from the boring routine...

IR - December 25, 2012

Latest news

PoetryJune 25, 2022

Pande-mourning

You cry.You postA photographOn your Whatsapp StatusYou send offA scurry of WhatsappMessagesTo potential mourners.You gloatOn your movability.You writeA cathartic...

- Advertisement -