Fiction

By Sai Nisanth D.The evening sun seemed obstinate in not going down below the horizon. He had been watching its transition right from the time it burnt bright red till its present color of pale orange,...

This story here is not exactly an original. It’s the one which I heard from grandparent’s ages ago and would like to share with you. It has been modified in many ways and the...

By Vasundhra GoyalFlight to Houston via Chicago was an hour late. “Off all the places in United States, why did you choose Houston?”Riya wasn’t trying to reason out with Avin as to why he only...

By Pragyananda MishraBorn in a small village of Smashpur, Brush Banner was just the quintessential simpleton next door. Spending his childhood among explosives, science and medicine he developed flair in the art of experimentation....

By Nikhil JainHe (hands her a letter): This one’s for you. Don’t read till I say so. She (takes it): Hello. As always, I won’t. He: I guess today’s our last meeting. She: Our...

By Tanya Sehgal "How much for the potatoes Bhaiya?" a feminine voice asked.He looked back and saw a stunningly beautiful girl buying groceries. Mayank was an assistant manager at a leading bank. He usually...

By Ameya LonkarThe familiar feeling was rushing back. I was returning to university after a short stay at home. I was sad and happy at the same time; you know the feeling when you...

By Hamsini Hariharan A sense of despair enveloped her and it was the moment she realized that had enough of it all; the dogma, the rumours and the stain on her fate that made...