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Will she ever miss me? – Part 2
I just shouted from the window” AAfreen.”once after shouting, I moved past the window, mingled in the group of other students. There came a girl with burkha started searching for me here and there, but I was hiding, blushing. There she was, Her face was shining like a diamond amid coal,Her eyes were blinking like Read more
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Moral Policing: A stereotype doesn’t decide us!
By – Mourya Koundinya The world has suffered many types of pandemics, wars, droughts, all kinds of hideous crimes. None of them united people to help each other to get out of the problematic situation, no matter how many people died or suffered. But there is one thing that brings most of the people together Read more
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India to Me!
I still remember the speeches I used to give during my school days, college days, and I even gave a speech during my graduation. Back then, I used to say that India is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic and Republic country where the government is of the people, by the people and for the people. Read more
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‘Give it time’, it’s said for a reason
By – Gayatri Agarwal Time is the only constant reality of life that never stops for anybody. But does that mean it’s ever too late to do anything? Don’t have your life figured out at 25? It’s okay! Don’t know what your future hold by 30? It’s okay! Indeed, time never stops for anyone, but Read more
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Hold On!
By – Samhitha Dulam At the times when I thought people can’t be together and could quickly leave each other just by saying a phrase “we can’t do this any more.”,”we aren’t meant to be.”,”It’s all over.” and many more. I heard this through the darkness. My love!!! If you can, please HOLD ON; We have to make sweet memories, As sweet as Rasgullas, that you always loved!!! Read more
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Why, Father? Why?
By – Gayatri Agarwal The first week was up, You were so excited; That month, Lullabies were all you recited. My mouth had now developed, I thought I was like your small gift in an envelope. Month two was on the go, Mom knew now my heart was to fully grow; And it belonged to Read more
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Will she ever miss me? – Part I
By- K DADA HAYATH Its 4 am in the morning, it has been 3 days we broke up. My eyes got tired of crying, but my heart doesn’t get tired of missing her. I used to get drowsy when I was talking to her, ironically, I can be awake for one more month, if she Read more
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In the name of shame!
By – Gayatri Agarwal 10/10 in communication skills 10/10 in studies 10/10 in the ramp walk An all-rounder they said. But being dark was not a criterion for the college queen. That kind of a fat body is never going to get a guy, they said She proved them wrong by being the same & Read more
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To the lost & found lover
By – Gayatri Agarwal I believe; You will relive. A love lost today; Is a lesson for tomorrow; So why feel all the sorrow? Mornings bring with them sunshine; So darling; It’s time for a new Valentine. But why look for someone else? When you have got you – yourself. Make mistakes, learn and grow; Read more
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A tale of two stories
By – Mourya Koundinya It was early morning on a spring day. A teenager named “Kamal” woke up and peeped through the window. The light from the sun, travelling at 299,792 km per second, hits his face. He feels the warmth of it as he looks into the rising sun and looking into the past. Read more
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