Return
This post has been published by me as a part of the Blog-a-Ton 14; the fourteenth edition of the online marathon of Bloggers; where we decide and we write. To be part of the next edition, visit and start following Blog-a-Ton. “I am sorry mom. I am really sorry, but I have to do this. I’ll return this as soon as possible.” said Sahil to himself. “Somebody’s been stealing from my purse.” said Shanti to her husband. … Read entire article »
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Goodbye
The following post is a short story written in the the form of a poem with seven chapters or “Seven Goodbyes” and every chapter is a Fiction 77. Scratching your head? Well, don’t, just read it and enjoy. I hope you guys like it. Don’t forget to leave your feedback in the comment section. ***The first goodbye – the store*** “Hey!” a voice so sweet called out A sound so magical, I quickly turned around “She’s hot, she can’t … Read entire article »
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My Tryst With Faith
*****A couple of years ago***** “What’s this?” dad asked, pointing towards a CD lying in my bag. “Oh that’s some CD nani gave me. She wanted me to learn some of these keertans.” I replied. “So learn then, what’s the harm? In fact, I’ll give you a book on Sikhism, read it, you should know about your religion.” dad replied. “All of you will never stop trying, will you? You know I can’t stand that word religion. It’s the … Read entire article »
I – The journey so far
1985 to 1989 – Early childhood 3rd July 1985, a new member was added into the Chadha family. We were a joint family back then. I wasn’t the first grandson born in the family, but as far I know, I was the most pampered. 2 months into this world and I developed a problem called Hydrocephalus. As soon as it was confirmed that something was wrong, we quickly drove down from Chandigarh to Delhi. Delhi at … Read entire article »
Wish
“If god granted you three wishes, what would you wish for and why?” read the question in my 9th grade half yearly english paper. It was an essay which was meant to fetch me 25 marks in the paper, but it ended up changing my entire life, actually, ended up changing my dad’s life more than mine. I’ll explain how at the end of this post. Here is how the essay went – We all wish for something or the other at some point of time in life. As a kid we wish for a chocolate or a fancy toy. As we grow older, our demands increase and keep changing. As they say desires are endless, don’t they? Well I don’t know what you would wish for, but here are my … Read entire article »
The Soccers in Indian Politics
If TRP ratings are anything to go by, yes, it’s official. For the first time in Indian sporting history, cricket has been sidelined by football. Italy’s exit from the football world cup made bigger news than India winning the Asia Cup. Sensing the growing enthusiasm among the people, political parties wasted no time pouncing on the opportunity. Our correspondent Shilpa Garg caught up with B.J.P. spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy, who was not looking very cheerful. Shilpa: “Sir, the … Read entire article »
The last surviving tiger speaks up…
June14th 2025. Man had seen many events through the ages, but never again would he witness an event of this nature. The room was packed with journalists and dignitaries from all over the world. Cameramen from across the world had gathered to capture this moment, a moment that would mark the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the planet, or perhaps a new ending. A few minutes later everybody stopped their conversations and turned … Read entire article »
Fool…
This post has won the nineth edition of blog-a-ton I’ll give you clothes and I’ll give you water I’ll give you roads and reservation for your daughter I’ll give you the moon; I’ll wipe off every tear With me around, you have nothing to fear I’ll wipe off corruption from the face of this land You aren’t alone; we shall walk hand in hand I’ll give you peace; it’s your birth right We will defeat poverty; you are not alone in this fight. Rice … Read entire article »
Time Travel
This post has won the eighth edition of blog-a-ton “Sir, have a look at it just once. I am sure it will work out. I just need a little more time.” Pleaded Joy. “You have crossed all deadlines Mr Joy I cannot give you any more time. I warned you, your design was totally impractical. I am sorry I can’t do anything now.” Replied Viru Sahasrabudhe, principle of The Imperial College of Engineering. Feeling dejected, Joy … Read entire article »
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