Reona never saw her Granny’s eyes moist. Not in her small six year lifespan at least. She always pictured her granny as a spirited one. No, this mushy eyed woman, was not like her Granny at all. Perhaps this river in front did something fishy to Granny, or may be the thick moist forest air surrounding them did. Reona looked up confused and tugged hard at Granny. “What?” spoke Granny absentminded. Reona smiled her most cute smile and tugged again. “Majoni….Whats it? You need something?…No more ice cream today.” “No…..You have water in your eyes,”Reona said. “Huh!…My sweety pie has sharp eyes …Notices everything,” Granny said as she gave Reona a kiss, “I am gazing at the flowing water. It’s is a river, dear. Do they teach what a river is in your school?” “Yes…Smita ma’am taught us about rivers on the net. I drew one on my e-slate too,”…
“Make sure the printing press ownerdelivers the posters tomorrow!”orderedRam Chand burping loudly while chomping on an onion pakora. He then mechanically wiped his fingers…
There were a multitude of things to engage the people thronging the fair and therefore one could empathize with the apathetic attitude of the…
That evening, Chora exited the house, fuming to such an extent that he would soon burst if no efforts were made to cool his…
‘It was dimly bright, the morning had just risen from its sleep when suddenly I heard “help……help. Somebody please help me” and went out…
It was so unlike Aulakka to wander away from home and be lost. Distraught with anxiety, Pathumma his wifewas panting for breath and remained…
I observed him carefully as he walked to the door. I knew that time was running out but suppressed the urge to check my…
As he woke up again on a Monday morning, the weekend like every other weekend wasted away, he let out a huge sigh. Head…
The man was listlessly walking around in his kitchen at the topmost floor of the apartment building. He was not thinking about anything; in…
