Short Story

By Shahnaz Siddiqui Mrs.Lily Souza and her daughter were happily living in their sweet home until they met Sam who had recently...

By Anushika Jain High school was the best thing I could even imagine for getting the love of your life, 'a person who cares for you and...

By Shivani The monsoon lashed against the zinc roof of their small home in Kerala, mimicking the relentless doubts that hammered against...

By Shivani In the bustling city of Mumbai, where cricket and Bollywood reign supreme, Riya Mehta was known as the brightest young athlete...

By Shivani In a small town in India, nestled between rolling hills and vibrant green fields, lived Aarav, a seventeen-year-old who had...

By Shivani In a small, overlooked town where dreams often withered under the weight of reality, a young girl named Mia Carter dared to...

By Shah Tiya Biren Maya stood at the window, staring out at the rain that streaked the glass. The city below was a blur, the lights...

By Shah Tiya Biren In the peaceful city of Nysara, life always felt the same. The sun never fully rose or set; the sky stayed stuck in a...

By Shah Tiya Biren It was the second week of December, and I had just returned to my college dorm after a long day of lectures. The...

By Gayatri Alone By Gayatri Alone

By Fauzia Siddiqui The twilight sky was ablaze with orange and rose hues, which faded into blue as the first stars twinkled. Clara sat by...

By Shaikh Mohd Gaus Aminuddin As soon as Akram came back to his senses, he tried to rush back to the restaurant. His legs suddenly felt a...

By Pravashi Khare  Nothing could have gone wrong it was a perfect day, with an open sky, cold breeze, and a wonderful journey ahead - at...

By Het Pandya 1:05 AM…I guess it’s Iskcon Cross Road. Normally, the crowd would be bustling over there. Eerily quiet today. Cold....

By Het Pandya It was already 17:00, Ahmedabad bus stand, chaotic as always, waiting for a bus to Home-Town!...The scene was based on...

By Udita Sharma 'Sorry I made the poison so sweet. You always told me I was too good at being the things I shouldn't be. I wish I could...

By Roshan Jacob I was roused awake. I feel the heat of the evening sun touch my skin. There was a table to my right and two windows to my...

By Surabi In the kingdom of Eldoria, nestled among rolling hills and dense forests, the royal castle stood as a testament to centuries of...

By Devananda Edamadathil Lajja, directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, is a profound eye-opener that brings to light a plethora of women’s issues...

By Devananda Edamadathil My heart was pounding. Jim never leaves his phone, but this time he did, and he had been gone for a long time....