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Fireworks

A New Year’s Eve transforms from festive joy to chaos as a student steps outside to witness gunshots disrupting celebrations. Amidst the mayhem, a chilling twist unfolds: read the story to know more.

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THE END

This piece reflects on “The End” as more than a finality—it’s an exploration of endings in books, movies, relationships, and life itself. While endings can evoke loss or grief, they often lead to self-discovery, resilience, and fresh beginnings, reminding us to cherish life’s meaningful connections.

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social causes

A Tiny Drop Of Appreciation

In “A Tiny Drop of Appreciation,” Radha, a domestic worker, vents her frustrations about societal expectations for women and marriage. The narrator reflects on her own lost ambitions as a housewife. Their conversation highlights the need for mutual appreciation and respect among women, regardless of their life choices and challenges.

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Empowering Women : Reclaiming Your Voice

This article recounts a woman’s journey of self-discovery, from childhood pressures and familial expectations to the struggles of marriage and patriarchy. With resilience, she reclaims her professional and personal identity, ultimately finding liberation through creativity, technology, and inspiring others to break free from societal norms and expectations.

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festivals

Meandering Musings Down Memory Lane

A Kolkata Tamilian reflects on her childhood memories of Navratri and Durga Puja, blending Tamil and Bengali traditions. From Mahalaya mornings to Golu dolls, shopping trips, and Durga Puja pandals, the nostalgia-filled journey spans decades, evoking a deep connection to both cultures and festivals.

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books

What’s In A Name?

The article humorously explores the significance of names, particularly among Bengalis, through personal anecdotes. It highlights the author’s frustration with sharing the name Anindita with numerous others and reflects on how names shape identity and social experiences. The piece underscores that, contrary to Shakespeare’s claim, names do indeed carry weight.

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Why Am I A Teacher?

At a wedding, a lecturer confronts an aunty who mocks her teaching profession, contrasting it with her sons’ corporate success. The lecturer defends her career, highlighting the excitement, challenges, and fulfillment of teaching. She emphasizes the joy of impacting young lives, valuing satisfaction and legacy over salary.

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Have Mercy, Oh Gen Z!

The transition from Millennials to Gen Z has brought significant changes in student behavior, as observed by a college professor with two decades of experience. While Millennials were competitive and focused on traditional success, Gen Z values practicality, inclusivity, and exploring new avenues, embracing a more relaxed and mindful approach to life.

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From The Bylanes Of My Small Town

From the Bylanes of My Small Town,” reflects a deep love for small-town life, capturing its simple beauty and charm. The poet contrasts the peaceful, nostalgic scenes of their hometown with the hectic pace of city life, expressing a longing to return to the serenity of their roots. The poem is a heartfelt tribute to the enduring allure of small-town memories.

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