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By Deepti Menon Three days. Three days of being stalked by shadows, the stench of betrayal clinging to them like a shroud. My father's...

By Ashwini Solanki Last night Ruby slept after doing her homework. She tried hard to sleep but was unable to sleep as she kept on...

By Ashwini Solanki Rahul is tired from his school homework and going to sleep when he sets the alarm for the next day. He is too tired...

By Ashwini Solanki I miss my school days. Those were the days when I used to enjoy each and every moment of my life from playing with my...

By Ashwini Solanki One day Rahul returned from school feeling sad and angry as he had fought with his friends. Rahul thinking how his...

By Ashwini Solanki One day Ramu the son of a village woodcutter was walking home from school. He was sad as his school fees were not paid...

By Raima Ghosh                      PART I I woke up smelling chicken curry. As I drowsily sat up trying to place my memories, I realized...

By Reedhima Tyagi That’s her. Her? Her . She rests between the bright yellow walls where pigmy faces call out to the freshness of...

By Karthik V This is a story about the power of inner heart feelings, and this is a story that inspired me and changed the fate of my...

By Shristi Shreya Emma had always been curious about the old mansion at the end of the street. It had stood there,  imposing and...

By Shristi Shreya Sarah's phone buzzed just as she was about to step out of her apartment. She glanced at the screen  and saw a message...

By Vaani Dosi The silence of the abandoned train station was oppressive, broken only by the distant sound of an approaching train. The...

By Saloni Jain It was the first day of my second year in college. I sat alone in my usual spot in the classroom, feeling the familiar...

By Vedashree B N We go way back to walking in the honey woods. The thick dark brown trees overflowing with the layers of honey. Me and...

By Aarav Kumar The cliff dropped straight down, cascading like a waterfall of limestone into a pile of angular rocks at the bottom.  The...

By Ashvani Sachdev The doorbell rang a second time even as Aruna grappled with her slumber. Getting out of bed  on a cold, clammy Delhi...

By Ashvani Sachdev As Raghottam entered the room, Naresh yelled, “You could have been in time for an emergency  meeting at least.”...

By Ashvani Sachdev Sunita had stubbornly refused to visit the blind school on her father’s first death anniversary until her mother...