Author’s note: Read the previous two parts here: Till Death Parts Us Death Can’t Part Us ________________________________ “You’re the only family that I have ever
Author: Kajal
India’s Money Heist: The Chelembra Bank Robbery
After The Deadly Dozen, Anirban maintains his tempo with this non-fiction as well. If you have read that one, then this one will be even more enjoyable.
Still Waters
Raveena Absolutely nothing. Nothing takes for us to accept the ones we love, just as they are. Just as they come to us! Or so,
Purple Wait
I don’t remember the number of times I would have visited the division office in the last 24 years. But the day I walked out
Past Present
“Of course, I have an appointment. What do you think?” I let out my resentment loud and clear over Facetime with my only daughter. “I
Death Can’t Part Us
Author’s Note: This story is a continuation of Till Death Parts Us *** Do not stand at my grave and weep I am not there;
Till Death Parts Us
“He said this is the only family he knows; the only family he’s ever had,” her persisting spring of tears was making my heart sink.
Meet the Reds
“She walks in every other day, eager and anticipating, but when she exits there is always a sense of melancholia about her,” he sighed. “What
Shiraz is Here
New Delhi, present day I clutched the white and yellow daffodils bouquet carefully with one of my hands, clasping Amma’s finger with the other. Amma
Signature Move
The pregnant clouds burst with a thunderous roar. As it started pouring, Dhan stepped out of his shanty and slipped into the slightest alley adjoining
Legitimacy of Power: The Permanence of Five in the Security Council
The book serves as a guide to scholars or experts of international relations, who wish to understand how international exchanges have shaped up over the years.
Rise and Shine
Winter, after a scorching summer, is always pleasant. Not for Dina. She could not gather her guts to get up on a gloomy, cold, winter
Mango People
Jhimli sat on the branch of a mango tree swinging her legs and slurping on the mango in her hand. Her anklets let out a
Haala’s Home
September 2016, Palmyra* (Homs), Syria The sun was almost out. His heart rate sped through his mind and whirred to heights. The sweat on his
The Deadly Dozen: India’s Most Notorious Serial Killers
In this hair-raising account of twelve stories you would get a peak into the twisted minds of people who seemingly look ordinary and unsuspecting but are vicious to the core.
Bhanu Kiran
Bhanu looked at the flickering streetlight from his 3rd-floor apartment window. The street dogs were exhausted after having growled at all the strangers in the
The Women Who Ruled India
Easily, this is one of the best non-fiction books that I have read in recent times. Not only is this highly recommended but I also hope that our youngsters learn a thing or two about these women to understand that in spite of rampant patriarchy at different times in our history there were many path-breaking people who broke the barriers and overcame rebuke.