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The smell of fresh fish hit Mitali when she put her hand in that endearing plastic bag – the one that carried tons...  [ Read ] »

It was 2006 and I was craving bad ; craving for my holidays ever since my exams had commenced . Without the slightest...  [ Read ] »

Even when talks with Anusuya were still in progress, my parents brought in...  [ Read ] »

The below text is purely a work of my imagination, any reference to any person living or dead is puerly co-incidential ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Read...  [ Read ] »

From the vantage point one could see the whole area. The light green fields, the dark green grove of trees, the...  [ Read ] »

To introduce the movie : Co-written & Directed by Mani Rathnam, it has South Star Vikram...  [ Read ] »

The one-horse town of Chikkulli in South India had nothing much to speak for itself. Dusty lanes and streets...  [ Read ] »

Having helplessly seen how many of you have gouged your eyes out watching Kites and Raavan, I set upon...  [ Read ] »

In the paper thin story line of the first half,...  [ Read ] »

I would like to say I am naming the concluding episode of my bride hunt story ‘The great Indian...  [ Read ] »

People scare you. People dare you. People who think, They know everything. The experienced, The seasoned, They...  [ Read ] »

The Head of State Security put the report down with a grunt. “Well?” the Spy asked. “It’s...  [ Read ] »

A year ago, an expenses scandal hit the UK government – at the cost of taxpayers’ money,...  [ Read ] »

Ever since my humble attempts at mountain climbing in Maharashtra, I hunted for articles and...  [ Read ] »