Inspiring Stories from Real Life Amazing Women Ep.4 - Kavipriya - The Unbridled Poetry We have always had that one poetry in our school times, that is classified as the most difficult to learn. The words confuse us, the alliterations don't make any sense, the metaphors so
Inspiring Stories from Real Life Amazing Women Ep.3 - Divya - The Artist of Raw Dreams Not all of us like the idea of marriage, but almost all the women at one point or other in our lives have thought about our wedding. We have dreamed about it, orchestrated
Inspiring Stories from Real Life Amazing Women Ep.2 - Vidhya - A Little Piece of Happiness You take a long leisure walk on a cloudy evening, not quite cold, but there's definitely a chill in the wind. You slow down to absorb all the lush greenery around you and
Inspiring Stories from Real Life Amazing Women Ep.1 - Charanya - All Hats in One School life is a fantastic part of your journey; you learn arithmetic that you never use, learn the physical exercises that you never carry forward, build lasting memories that you never forget, make
rape Because, Shame! What makes her pretend that she likes the uncle who insists that she sits on his lap while he tries to cup her delicate back surreptitiously? Why does she nod her head meekly
old age The Spider Web I got hit by a sudden bout of darkness. One minute I was stepping outside of my home to visit my son's residential construction site; the next I was slowly slipping into an
poetry The Other Side They told me about the rosy things that I had to feel, they said it'll be a joyful event, a moment of completeness and the soothing medicine for my pains to heal. And
poetry Just women Ages and ages on, men have called women "the bright moon", "a glittering star", and "a fluttering angel"; And pretty much everything celestial, ethereal and probably unreal.
love Our First Ever Valentine’s Day I rested my head back on the bus seat feeling nervous. I fidgeted with my wedding ring, trying to calm my nerves. I shook my head in exasperation. Jeez! What was wrong with
rape From the Ashes, With Fear It was hot. It was hotter than the milk my mommy gave me every evening. My big brother used to play matchstick game, and my mother scolded saying the fire was dangerous, it'll
love Kindred Soul Chellama was playing with my five-year-old daughter while I entered my home. They heard my footsteps and looked up. My little Kithi came running towards while Chellama got up and headed towards the
love The Wedding Night She sat on the edge of the large mattress, her finger gently tracing the rose trellis pattern of the pale blue lace curtain that covered hung from the ceiling of the large four
love Her First Date She stood frowning at her reflection in the mirror shaking her head in disapproval. I took a deep, exasperated breath. The red sheath gown looked stunning on her. The collar just dipped off
bored The Day of Dim Dim Velachery is an astounding amalgamation of people, culture, mosquitoes and concrete. Ten years ago we prided ourselves with the extraordinary amounts of trees and deer that inhabited the Checkpost area, today we boast
culture The Pouch of Silver Coins I slammed my alarm shut and rolled about in bed. I gave a punch to his pillow and settled comfortably. Outside I could hear the familiar sounds of water poured into the big
society The Earthworm on the Rangoli I walked into my home with my mother at about ten thirty after sending off my cousin to the Trump country. My tenant Mohini akka was out in the biting cold with a
random Definitions, Dimensions, and Nothings I would say it started at nothing. But then, everything does, doesn't it? And one fine winter morning you gather up all your nothings and your coffee; you sit sipping your cuppa and
relationships The Bachelor Party I walked into my home with a dreadful premonition. This has been my reaction for the last four months. I paraded through the house opening every door as I went. The bedroom was
motherhood Perfect I parked my Pulsar in the portico and stepped into my house. I kicked off my shoes, reveling in the subtle feeling of rebellion to see it land berserk on my wife's meticulously
society The Bride and the Bathroom It was my 23rd visit. From having exact specifications like the centimeter thickness of the hair, I've drastically expanded my category to any female above 23 and below 28 years of age. I
love His Last Breath It's been seven days since he fell on the floor, lifeless. He haunted every minute of my day, every dream of my night. It's not easy to let go when you've been with
awareness The Curse of “Vellachery” This probably looks like a picture of badly maintained roads on a rainy day. On the contrary, this is the picture of my locality in Velachery taken around 5.30 pm today evening.
fantasy The Seeker of Light This is the continuation of Shameen Rizwana's Chapter 7 - Queen of the Cursed Land She walked along the marble corridor which was illuminated by torches that held cold, blue fire. Everything about
humour That Late Night The moment I was waiting for, the whole day, was just thirty minutes away. I kept staring at the silver enameled wall-clock with its intricate fretwork-ed hands chasing each other. It was past
love On the Way to a Wedding After long hours of cupboard rummaging and mindless contemplating, I settled for my mint green lehenga. I had exactly 20 minutes for appointment in the parlour and 2 hours to reach the marriage
