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A Journey front here to Forever

29-10-2025

The train’s rhythmic clatter filled the air as the Hyderabad-Jhansi Express sped through the Indian countryside. Kamilini, a 22-year-old with bright eyes and a penchant for sketching, sat by the window, her sketchbook open to a half-finished drawing of a sunset. She was heading to Jhansi to visit her grandmother, a trip she made every summer. Across from her, a young man in his mid-twenties, Viswas Purohit, adjusted his glasses and flipped through a worn copy of The Alchemist. His quiet demeanor and thoughtful gaze intrigued Kamilini, though she hadn’t yet found a reason to strike up a conversation.

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The Trackside Heroes of Satna

29-10-2025

In the bustling town of Satna, nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, ten-year-old Maya lived in a small house near the railway tracks. The trains were her daily symphony—whistling in the morning, rumbling at noon, and chugging softly under the starlit sky. Maya loved watching them from her window, imagining the far-off places they carried people to. Her best friends, Arjun, Priya, and little Sameer, shared her fascination. Together, they called themselves the "Trackside Troupe," always on the lookout for adventures near the railway.

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The Kalighat Conspiracy

29-10-2025

The air in Kalighat, Kolkata, hung heavy with the scent of incense and the clamor of temple bells. It was monsoon season, 2025, and the narrow lanes around the Kali temple were slick with rain, crowded with devotees and hawkers. Detective Arjun Sen navigated the chaos, his khaki trench coat damp, his sharp eyes scanning the faces in the crowd. A call had come in that morning—a body found in a crumbling alley near the temple, a case that reeked of trouble.

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Jurist par excellence

29-10-2025

As a former judge of the Delhi High Court and later the Chief Justice of the Orissa High Court, he is best known for his role in landmark rulings that advanced human rights and accountability. Justice S. Muralidhar strode like a colossus in the judicial firmament. He played a major role and his contribtions to cases like the decriminalization of homosexuality under Section 377 and his scathing critique of the Delhi Police’s inaction during the 2020 communal riots in Northeast Delhi would be remembered for a long time.

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Was LIC Correct to Back Adani?

29-10-2025

The Washington Post recently published a report alleging that the Indian government pressured the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) to invest $3.9 billion (about Rs 33,000 crores) in the Adani Group, including a $500 million bond subscription for Adani Ports to refinance debt. As per that article, LIC invested $3.4 billion in corporate bonds issued by Adani entities to refinance existing loans and $507 million to boost LIC's equity stakes in several Adani subsidiaries (e.g., Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, or APSEZ).

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Whispers of the Bay

28-10-2025

In the sweltering heart of Chennai, where the Bay of Bengal's salty breath mingled with the scent of jasmine garlands and sizzling dosas, Sanjay navigated the chaos of his days like a ship in a monsoon. At twenty-five, he was a software engineer at a gleaming IT park in T. Nagar, his life a blur of code lines and caffeine-fueled deadlines. His apartment in Anna Nagar was a minimalist sanctuary—white walls, a single potted tulsi plant, and a balcony overlooking the endless hum of autorickshaws. But beneath the routine, a quiet ache lingered; love felt like a distant algorithm he couldn't quite debug.

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Maya's River of Dreams

28-10-2025

In the dusty lanes of Shivpur village, just a stone's throw from the ancient spires of Jaunpur and the holy whispers of Benaras across the Gomti River, lived a girl named Maya. At ten years old, Maya was a whirlwind of curls and curiosity, with eyes as bright as the diyas that floated on the river during festivals.

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Rao Bahadur in the Study

28-10-2025

In the sweltering heat of Vijayawada, where the Krishna River whispered secrets to the ancient ghats, the death of industrialist Rao Bahadur sent ripples through the city's elite. It was a Tuesday evening in monsoon season, the kind where rain drummed against tiled roofs like impatient fingers. Rao Bahadur's sprawling bungalow on the outskirts stood like a fortress, its verandas echoing with the ghosts of forgotten feasts. But that night, the air inside was thick with something far deadlier: betrayal.

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your day

27-10-2025

ARIES: Focus on study, family, and enjoyment. Leadership instincts rise, but avoid ego clashes.

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Spiritual journeys

27-10-2025

Home to the revered saint Sai Baba, Shirdi radiates peace and compassion. The Sai Baba Temple Complex houses his marble idol adorned with gold and flowers, drawing millions of devotees yearly.

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Buffaloplasty explained

27-10-2025

Actor Janhvi Kapoor recently broke her silence on the bizarre viral claim that she underwent a “buffaloplasty” procedure to enhance her upper lip. Appearing on a talk show, the actor dismissed the speculation, calling for more transparency in conversations around cosmetic procedures.

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Combating craving and weakness

27-10-2025

Sudden feelings of hunger and weakness can happen for several reasons. Some are temporary and harmless causes, others needing attention. In this case person feels suddenly emptiness in stomach and feels like eating something. Most of the time they crave for sweet or fried.