Sanskar RajputOnce upon a time in a bustling city, there lived a group of students who embarked on a journey through the educational system. Their path was filled with both excitement and trepidation as they navigated the challenges of the modern world. Among them was Maya, a bright and curious young girl who dreamed of becoming…
Category Archives: Life
The Way of Living
Ayushi Trivedi
Once upon a time there was a 19 y/o girl named Shanaya was walking down the street upset with her life . Recently her father had passed away due to which she was broken inside. There was no one in his house except his father. At the age of four, his mother had also left…
Unwavering Love: A Mother’s Heart
Abhilash Reddy KallepuIn a quaint little town nestled amidst rolling hills, lived a remarkable woman named Elizabeth. Her heart overflowed with boundless love for her two children, Emily and Thomas. Elizabeth’s love was like a gentle breeze, always present, comforting and guiding them through life’s trials. From the moment they were born, Elizabeth dedicated herself to nurturing…
Rana Jabeen: A Journey of Resilience and Unstoppable Determination
RANA JABEENIn the vibrant city of Kanpur, on a crisp November day in 2002, a girl named Rana Jabeen was born. Her early years were not without challenges, as she faced adversity from various angles. Being a Muslim in a society that sometimes struggled with acceptance, even her own classmates attempted to betray her. Despite the…
The Goblet of Fire
Prabhpreet Kaur
I have always been my father’s daughter. He has been a doting father to me since my childhood. An argument with my mother would lead to my father emerging as a hero with the advice and comfort I needed in that moment. However, in this process, I forgot to acknowledge the hero that my mother…
The Tale of Synthopolis
Madhur SoroutIn the sprawling metropolis of “Synthopolis”, a cold and sterile monument to the triumph of technology and capitalism, a man named Madison wandered through the gleaming streets. The towering skyscrapers reached for the heavens, their mirrored surfaces reflecting a distorted reality. Madison was like a cog in the machine, a faceless employee of a soulless…
Memories
Mariam Azhar
I was rummaging through the drawers of my closet looking for that picture frame, that picture I so dearly admired of my father, but to no avail. I sat disappointed in vain, with tears strolling down my cheeks. I couldn’t find it! I was depressed, sad and very angry with the situation I had landed…
Holier Than Thou
Geetika BhatnagarIt was an early summer morning of Lucknow, on a Tuesday in a college hostel room. That was the time when the room used to flare up like oven so it was a common sight to see the entry doors wide open for better cross ventilation. Like any hostel room, it consisted of basic amenities,…
Perplexity
Suhana Tiwari
The agony of not being able to express your emotions The prodigy of having someone who understands your unsaid words
THE LEAF
Aastha Bisht
The library is about few minutes ‘walk away from my place, the path covered with shades of green and blue always elevate my sweet walks. Even when it’s dark, I would feel safe while holding words written seventy-five years ago which are still relevant to this suffocating world, the trees around would help me breath.…
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