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By Adv.Harjeet Kaur Everything in the village slowed down in the evening. One of the patient elders leaned on the banyan tree, which grew along the square like a root and bore, as branches, a load of memories and secrets. Below it was a bench of old timber, worn and decayed, yet stalwart enough not to give way, daffodils to the pilot receiving no oral history. That bench was not a seat for Ritu. It belonged to her childhood and was a mini-kingdom that she could share with Rhe

By Neitya Chauhan SCENE 1 CHARACTER 1’S HOUSE - MIDNIGHT A movie, Fight Club, is playing in the background, a nail kit ready in between. CHARACTER 1 (To the camera, happily) Shh! They’re all upstairs, you might wake them! CHARACTER 2: (To the camera) No, they won’t. You said yourself they’re heavy sleepers. CHARACTER 1 puts a finger to her lips and shakes her head. She signed languages “no talking”. CHARACTER 2: I don’t know sign language, what the hell! CHARACTER 1: Then w

By Kayal S Dear people, who want to delve into the start of our success in the detective industry, be welcome in knowing that it wasn’t a fantasy play script, moreover a gift that entitles the holder to a quest, one that leads to true meaning, after a tad of hard work that is. So, our tale began, On the 22nd of March, the year 2024, in Baskerville, a small, minimalist town that boasted a subtle elegance with its delicate embroidery of lavish constructions, amongst the dusky b

By S.Alagulakshmi Characters: Narrator Scale – A good friend of paper Pencil – The sharp person in the hall Eraser – Smart and thoughtful Highlighter and Whitener – The wise couple Paper – Poetic and romantic groom Scissor – Elegant and charming bride Rock – Bride’s father ACT I Setting: A beautifully decorated open lawn bathed in the golden light of the evening sun. A gentle breeze blows, bringing whispers and laughter. A stage is set up at the far end. NARRATO