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Short Stories

November 7, 2023
Culture

Under the Gaze of Lady Justice: A Strange-Land Fable

by Nilantha In the strange and enigmatic land known as “Strange-Land,” a complex and shadowy tale of deception and despair unfolded, echoing the darkest underbelly of human behaviour. Here, the pursuit of

Arts/Education

The Hermit’s Gift — A Short Story

Arun was a man who had grown accustomed to cruelty. His face, with its rough edges and uneven proportions, invited ridicule wherever he went. The children in the village snickered behind their hands, the men jeered openly, and the women

November 30, 2024

The Sacrifice — A Short Story

Columns/Education

In the quiet, antiseptic confines of the neurology lab at the hospital in Kolkata, Aditi stood with her fellow students. The smell of formaldehyde

Redemption — A Short Story

Diplomacy/Education

In a village nestled between emerald fields and azure skies, there lived a wealthy landowner named Rajendra. The scent of jasmine wafted through the

Redemption — A Short Story

December 4, 2024
Diplomacy/Education

In a village nestled between emerald fields and azure skies, there lived a wealthy landowner named Rajendra. The scent of jasmine wafted through the air as he walked through his opulent estate,

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The Hermit’s Gift — A Short Story

November 30, 2024
Arts/Education

Arun was a man who had grown accustomed to cruelty. His face, with its rough edges and uneven proportions, invited ridicule wherever he went. The children in the village snickered behind their

More

The Time Warp — A Short Story

November 24, 2024
Diplomacy/Education

It was 1974: my first year in the faculty of law. The road leading from the law library to the faculty stretched ahead, its asphalt ominously hot under the sweltering Sun. I

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The Sacrifice — A Short Story

November 11, 2024
Columns/Education

In the quiet, antiseptic confines of the neurology lab at the hospital in Kolkata, Aditi stood with her fellow students. The smell of formaldehyde was thick in the air, mingling with the

More

Under the Gaze of Lady Justice: A Strange-Land Fable

November 7, 2023
Culture

by Nilantha In the strange and enigmatic land known as “Strange-Land,” a complex and shadowy tale of deception and despair unfolded, echoing the darkest underbelly of human behaviour. Here, the pursuit of

More

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