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Ebony Ruler, the Mill Smoke, Heart’s Splinter
That shriek! How penetrable the siren is! It Pierces my heart. First shriek! Two shrieks are yet to come -the second will be louder than the first and the third louder still. The Siren sounds of textile mill coming one after the other ring their loudest with these shrieks long columns of smoke trailing from [...]
Are you afraid?
By Soumitro Sanyal “Let us go to a secluded place, you know, somewhere where it’s nice and peaceful, with no one around us to stalk or ogle over us; where it’ll be only you and me.” Cooed in Anisha while we were sitting at Barista in the outer circle of Connaught Place, sipping hot cappuccino [...]
Akhtar Mohi-ud-Din \ Fiction \ Kashmir
The Red Silken Pajamas
Written by Akhtar Mohi-ud-Din | Translated from Kashmiri by M Siddiq Beig Nabir Shaala was already well over three score and ten. For the most part of his life, he had darned and continued doing this even then. On the jehlum bank, overlooking the river, he owned as small three storeyed wood planked shack of [...]
Five Minute Walk
By Fahad Shah Cool breezes kissed her cheeks. Hair flicks fell on face. A two lane wide road welcomed. She stepped out of the Metro station. One room windowless dwelling is a mile away. Taking a cycle rickshaw to reach there is her daily travel. Tasleema is like other girls of Delhi who live here [...]
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