A tree within a painting on the wall of a bar sparks a question inside the narrator’s mind. Abhishek Tiwari writes a poem.
Very often, complacence makes way into a relationship between two people. Prashila Naik captures a few moments in the lives of a man and a woman through a short story.
A table, a man and a woman and the special relationship that exists between the three – Ramya Sethuraman’s story reveals more.
A couple in love, and yearning to be together, are unfortunately unable to do so due to worldly constraints. Vinita Agrawal pens a poem on the ‘astrologically aligned’ pair.
Sujata leads a rather uninteresting life as the rich-man’s wife until things take a turn at one of those ‘yet another’ social gatherings. Debleena Roy’s work of fiction tells Sujata’s story
Losing your wallet isn’t a very pleasant experience, especially when it’s loaded with money and other important things. Mohankumar’s poem describes how he imagines someone would lift a purse off an unsuspecting person.
The lives and beauty of the critters that exist around us. AM Aravind captures the magic in his photographs.
Ragi simply can’t understand her mother’s spontaneous “Thank God!” for anything and everything. A summer morning in Delhi might perhaps give her a chance to consider her mother’s point of view.
What marks love between two people? Is there love present between two people whose lives seem to be filled with anger and bitterness directed at the other? Jaya Siva Murty tells us the story of one such couple.