Short Stories

A Love Story That Never Was!

Feb 15th, 2008 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet It was a bet that I should have never taken, but I wish I knew what I was in for! All my hostel friends had gone for the annual fest of St. James School, one of the hippest boys school in the town and I, being the president of green house, had other business to attend […]



Mrs. Banerjee!

Jan 8th, 2008 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet A habit common to all the species known popularly as "housewife" is chatting. And don’t for one moment think that this is the kind of chatting that involves a computer and the Internet; this kind of chatting requires at least two pairs of lips, and  about four ears, some idle time and, preferably, a summer afternoon.



Just another Love Story…Concluded

Nov 15th, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet Continued from Part 1 Deepak was from a family of eight brothers and sisters. He was the eldest and they lived in a small two room house. He had liked Shruti since the start but he didn’t think that anything could happen between them. He was a practical man, and not at all a […]



Just Another Love Story – I

Nov 2nd, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet Love makes people do strange things. There can be no classification of love but still it can be divided into two major types. One is the love that a boy has for a girl and the other is the love that a person can have for a parent, sibling a relative, a friend or […]



The Thief

Oct 15th, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet It was a sudden shock for me. I had never expected my parent's death when I was 15. I started weeping, and from the police officer I came to know that this all happened because of an accident. I didn't know what to do as there was no one else in the world for […]



A Man’s Word – A Short Story

Aug 15th, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet Kabir was having a bad day. It was nothing new for him, and he accepted it as his fate, a result of his deeds in the past lives, the priest at the temple had told him. He was now trying to live a honest and upright life to make his next life better.



April Fool’s Day – A short story

Jul 15th, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet Amish opened his eyes. Pleasant day, he thought as sunlight streamed through the gaps in the curtains. He tried to get out of bed but was unable to do so. That was strange. He tugged and found that his hands were tied to the bedpost. Then he remembered it was 1st of April and […]



Short Stories

Jun 1st, 2007 | By | Category: Short Stories

Tweet The Senior-most Class – Malvika Thakur A Call from Gandhi ji on a Diwali night – Chandan Kumar Re-take – Chandan Kumar Memories at an unshared space – Sneha Kanta The Deadly Prank – Chandan Kumar