As a couple seeks refuge during the violent partition of India, they find solace with an old family friend. Amid loss and devastation, they await independence, realizing the staggering cost of freedom. Through shared sorrow and hope, they envision a new beginning for their unborn child, symbolizing resilience and renewal.
The article explores a conversation between a mother and her son about why people stare, reflecting on societal norms around gazes. It emphasizes the need for better education on consent, respect, and social behaviors, urging a shift from merely teaching morality to practicing empathy and understanding in everyday interactions.
This is the story of a young man who encounters an eerie and unsettling experience in a house that harbors dark secrets while trying to establish a new life.
Veron buys a seemingly ordinary mirror at a market stall. After hanging it at home, she discovers it possesses mysterious qualities, including a fog that spells out a warning message. The mirror’s cautionary advice saves her from a potentially fatal encounter with a serial killer.
Payal looked out of her window and thought where did she go wrong? How come she could never enjoy all the fame and the beautiful life that she rightfully deserved. She was no way less beautiful or deserving than Tina or Sarah.
It did rain at its peak the following week but it did not bother Meghali anymore. Two cups of filter coffee and a rainy walk on the college street marked the onset of a beautiful rapport between the two pure souls.
Her embarrassed mother-in-law, who still had more black than grey hair, often tried to attribute her premature greying to hormonal imbalance caused by the pregnancy. But friends, neighbours, and even complete strangers were not so understanding.
Navya’s excited face turned into a confused one! Amidst all the vibrant ethnic masterpieces, that pink cotton chadar-mekhela set with machine embroidery looked so mismatched!
