Stories
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Respect, A Thing Earned. Not Demanded.
By- Mourya Koundinya We all might have come across a scenario where we are taught to respect everyone, especially elders. It was explained to us by our parents, teachers, family members so and so forth. What is the meaning of respect? Respect means a feeling of admiration. It may be for anything like the Person… Read more
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The day of rationing-the ideal construct of humanity
By- Chandini Kola “Today is Friday. We must prepare for the rationing. People will come flowing like water in the ocean. Are we ready?” God asked his Prophets. “We have made the arrangements as per your instructions master,” Prophet replied. “Have you checked if all our priests are ready?” God asked. “They have always been,… Read more
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Did you ask yourself this question before starting your journey towards goal?
By Samhitha dulamEverybody wants to live a happy and relaxed life, to have good relationships, to make money, to look beautiful, become famous and many more. Everybody likes it that way because it’s so simple and easy. But have you ever asked a question like “What pain/risks will you take? Or what are the consequences… Read more
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Plague Of Faith
ACT I Walking in the streets of Constantine, the knight saw people crawling and begging for medicine. He held his anguish in his throat, continued walking among the corpses and got onto a boat. Rowing away from the town, he can see the sun about to set darkening the town sitting upon its horizon. Rowing… Read more
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But They Said It Would Make Me Happy
by- Mourya The title may seem a bit catchy but trust me this is not a Local news channel grabbing your eye to open it. As once Hilary Clinton (who is not only an American Politician but also lawyer, writer, and public speaker) said: “Don’t confuse having a career with having a life.” Most of… Read more
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Body shaming- the damage of your image or your soul?
By- Samhitha Dulam Did you ever stop and think about how often we are told to change our appearance? And how often we are treated as Imperfectionists, without actually knowing about us or much less than our appearance.People have a definite notion of beauty which defines standards of skin colour, body dimensions or the kind… Read more
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The shattered earth- Divided and unloved
By- Chandini Kola Why the borders? Why the hate? What do you hold in the crate? Why the blood in the perfumes of the wind? Why do you make us the bait? Why the lines of control as the end? When do we all liberate? Was this your idea of showing love? What should we… Read more
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The Demon of Unfortunate Events
It was 3 AM, and I was wandering aimlessly on the street, wondering how similar I’m to a cat. Quietly I move, like a feather falling on roads, making an inaudible sound. How weird it is that I see a few of the people through their open windows while they are sleeping. I always take… Read more
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Artists expressed SOLITUDE not LONELINESS
By- Samhitha Dulam Just like many of us, I had experienced loneliness, but soon after, when I had gone through some portraits, I decided to have more solitude rather than isolation. Well many of us might have thought that most of the artists had shown their pain and loneliness, but I would rather see it… Read more
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Sometimes, it’s okay not to be okay
By- Gayatri Agarwal A report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) revealed that 7.5 per cent of the Indian population suffers from some form of mental disorder. India accounts for nearly 15% of the global mental, neurological and substance abuse disorder burden.Mental health conditions such as stress, depression, and anxiety may develop due to underlying, life-changing problems. ‘It’s Okay’:These are the two… Read more
