The Last Leaf Before Winter: A Poem by Vasudha Pansare
One by one every leaf will fall, Even the last leaf will fall, Before the chilling winds, Freeze every village, town and city. The days...
Winners Corner
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चाँद के पार: चाँद के पार: शशि धर कुमार द्वारा रचित कविता
चाँद पर भारत का अभिमान चाँद पर उतरा भारत का चन्द्रयान चाँद के रहस्यों को सुलझाने चाँद की धरती पर घूम रहा प्रज्ञान। चंद्रयान को...
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My Childhood Home: A Poem by Priyanka Sabharwal (Mona Mona)
The joy of laughter, Spring in my feet, That feeling of belonging, The aroma of my mother’s food wafted in the air, Giggles of laughter...
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Our Childhood Home: A Poem by Charu Kalra
I walked along the narrow path, Soaked in the quaint memories of my past. Where emotions painted the cerulean firmament, And the curtilage swayed in...
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Childhood Home: A Poem by Kishor Kumar Mishra
Ensconced within the fortified walls Enshrouded by the mightiest elders Friendly neighborhood all around A place where we spent childhood. More beautiful than paradise Palatial...
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The Mirror Never Lies: A Story by Aaradhana Agarwal
As a homemaker, she hardly has time to stand in front of a mirror and look at herself. Her body – clock wakes her up...
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Some Stories Are Incomplete But Beautiful: A Poem by Jayashree Bhattacherjee
As complaisant childhood mates they grew up together Swearing to be constant companions forever and ever Their friendship was like the stars that twinkle and...
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The Weeping Velvet: A Poem by Glory Neeraj
“Blood is thicker than water,” they say, But as I lay, a tempest in my chest, My pillow cradles my sorrowed head, Each tear, a...
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The Glass Portal to Truth: A Story by Glory Neeraj
“Mirror, mirror on the wall,” Nyamekye crooned in her hauntingly melodic voice. Her ebony fingers, gnarled by time, traced the intricate patterns etched into the...
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The Inchoate Elegance: A Poem by Glory Neeraj
Hopping through the shadows, I seek solace, A lonely squirrel, in nature’s cold ensconce, Some stories are incomplete but beautiful. In twilight’s gloom, my dark...
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Continuity: A Poem by Ketaki Mazumdar
Still there. A hundred and fifty years old love affair. Red bricks, verandahs, paint and mortar falling apart.. A heritage history.. Of my country and...
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Curse or Civilization: A Story by Amrita Mallik
Binay, Badal, Dinesh… Sri Ramkrishna, Swami Vivekananda, Mirabai, Sarada Devi.. Soldiers and martyrs… I am neither of these yet I am paying heavily merely to...
