Flying Lessons for Baby Bulbul
by Sujata C
 It was a very worried Mother Bulbul that woke up on a cloudy and windy morning. She had spotted a cat prowling in the garden and knew her little brood was not safe at all. Mother Bulbul had to give flying lessons to her babies today. If she didn’t, disaster would be at her doorstep. Read On
A Genting Getaway
by Dr. Anjana Maitra
 We had read a lot about Genting Highlands from the travel brochures and the internet but nothing had prepared us for the actual sight when we landed there in the afternoon of 22 Aug 2011. My daughter Neha and I were on a week long holiday to Malaysia and Singapore and after staying at the elegant Novotel Hotel at Kualalumpur for 2 nights we took a cab and drove to Genting. Read On
Bide-a-Wee
by Swapna Dutta
It was while hunting for our teacher’s place that my friend Rima and I noticed the house for the first time. It stood by the road - lonely, dark and forsaken; the wicket-gate ajar; and the garden — what there was of it — overgrown with weeds. “Funny to see a house like this in the middle of a posh locality like the Defence Colony!” I remarked, suppressing an involuntary shudder as I looked at the dark curtains pulled across the glass-panelled door. Read On
Poetry is Fun
by Ananya S Guha
You know poetry is fun. You will ask, how, why? I'll tell you. To be more specific Reading Poetry is Fun! And this reading should be, aloud. That is to say you must read a poem aloud. That doesn't mean you should shout! Just read it out aloud. Then you will discover how words interplay ... Read On
The Bookworm's Help
by Sunwrita Dastidar
Harry groaned, ‘Why, oh, why did the Bookworm tell us to read and write a review on “The Hobbit”? It is such a difficult book.’ ‘I agree with you’ said Jasmine, ‘but it’s not too hard for me, I can understand the meaning by just by just reading the sentence as I read a lot ....’ Read On
It is Still Dark in India
by Kanika
It is rightly said that small drops of water make up an ocean. But it seems the Indian government is unaware of this fact. All over India, women empowerment is the one most emphasised goals. Read On |
In Pursuit Of Passion
by Ramendra Kumar
 “Adarsh!” Adarsh was sitting in his room looking out of the window at the setting sun. He heard his father’s voice and stiffened. It was clear that Bappa was upset about something and he was the cause. “Adarsh!” his father stood near the door, his eyes sweeping across the room and as usual making Adarsh feel uncomfortable. His father had a way of looking which made him feel almost guilty. Read On
New Poems
Beauty by Rituparna Nanda
Freedom from Fates' Fealty by Sreemoyee Bose
Have Faith by Sunwrita Dastidar
I am now a pizza guy... by J.S. Broca
Internet by Ananya S. Guha
Loner by Abinash Rout
Morning Showever by Dr. Siva Prasad Peddi
My Dad by Marry
My Expression by Anwesha Sahu
Rainbow by Anudhriti Rabha
Sports Day... by Ananya S Guha
Tree by Ananya S. Guha
Whom to Pray? by Dr. Siva Prasad Peddi
Fluffy Dumplings
by Shinjini Sarkar
I was returning from my friend’s house with my mother, when I heard a faint ‘meow’ sound. The sound was coming from the lift. I went near the lift but my mother said, “Come on now, it’s too late.” I hesitated to go. Read On
The Adventure of Semore’s Family
by Aryan Java Williams
 Once upon a time there was a mouse called Semore. Now Semore had 17 brothers and 16 sisters. That’s a pretty big family, you would say! One day Semore’s family drove to a Magic Town. The magic town was filled with people. While the big family was walking in the little town they saw a restaurant, a very big one. OMG! The tables were filled with all kinds of food. Read On
In Search of A Dream
by Ramendra Kumar
King Debendra was a very sad man. God had given him everything, health, wealth, name and fame. But he had denied him one thing which he craved most – a child. One day his prayers were answered. A swami came to his court and pleased with the King’s seva gave him three mangoes. “Give one to each of your queens. Soon you will be blessed with three heirs,” the Swami said and went on his way. Read On |
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