Writings Submitted

By Suganya Sundar Paper boats are a truly nostalgic thing which one can’t get enough of. It’s a prestigious thing to learn the art of...

By Suganya Sundar                       Schools and classes often remind us of the nostalgic good things after they are over. The...

By Suganya Sundar                     People are always intriguing. Different people handling the same situation. Same person handling...

By Suganya Sundar What a pleasant weather! Oh! I should enjoy it while it lasts. Pleasant weather is hard to come by these days. The...

By Suganya Sundar It’s going to be hard and unfair. There is going to be support, jealousy, karma( so that you remember to do good...

By S S Mallik   My 2nd solo trip to Rameshwaram  Hey seekers, how are you all? I know it has been many days until I wrote about my 2nd...

By S S Mallik  My First Solo Trip.  Imagine a guy who didn’t know how to view Google maps, and who is a turned introvert, and  who...

By Disha Nischal September 29th 2020 -I pick up my phone and open google to do some research for my project, when I see the news with the...

By Disha Nischal The flails of wind blew with the strongest chills as I – sat on my wheel chair outside my mansion. I found myself...

By Arpita Guru I am a little intoxicated -  Intoxicated with grief,  The kind of grief that is laced all around my heart,  Making it all...

By Arpita Guru I was sitting on the shore – dejected and exasperated with the incessant happenings dragging me to the  very precipice of...

By Umara Shaikh “Grandma, it's story time!”, said little Riya.  “Sure my child, come and lay on my lap.”, said Grandma adjusting her...

By Umara Shaikh 23rd December, it was my birthday! I still remember the mixed feeling of not willing to come out of the warmth of the...

By Srinath R Football or Association Football or Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. Bill Shankly, one of the greatest...

By J.Jeleena The blow of a sharp whistle and the whooshing sound of the steam from the boilers of the ship gave the people in the port an...

By Aadya Raikar Who here is a fan of Kung Fu Panda.? Well, I certainly am. What if I tell you that you can be just like him? I don’t mean...

By Aadya Raikar Cake to me defined as a rich spongy melt-in-the-mouth creation of butter, eggs, milk and flour, infused with some...

By Eswar Tavva The climb was hard. The path was steep, and the rocks were slippery, making it tough to go up. I felt as though something...

By Shreya Shah The other day when I was enquiring about playschools for my toddler. When I heard some mothers saying, why do you need to...

By Jyothsna Bonthu “I have no nets to catch fish”, cried a devotee. The docile Monk retorted, " I could transform you into a Hawk, if the...