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Anita was an inspired woman working tirelessly at a local NGO. Her passion for helping others drove her to take on more responsibilities, but it also meant she often found herself overwhelmed with problems to solve. One day, the NGO faced a financial crisis that threatened its ability to support the community. Anita, being in […]

In the heart of Delhi, nestled among the busy streets and towering buildings, stood one of the most prestigious colleges in India. It was renowned for its rigorous academics and high standards, drawing students from all corners of the country who dreamed of a bright future. Preety, a determined and bright young woman, was one

Mrs. Sampat found herself increasingly consumed by worry and anxiety about her son, Rana. As he approached Class 8, she noticed his academic performance was declining, and his behaviour was becoming more erratic. Rana, once a bright and cheerful boy, now seemed distant and prone to outbursts of anger. Mrs. Sampat’s husband worked out of

Ritwik worked hard as a clerk in a government office, but his earnings barely covered the needs of his large family—a wife, two children, and elderly parents. Each day was a struggle against the rising tide of bills, medical expenses for his ailing mother, and the demands of his wife for a better lifestyle. Ritwik

There lived a mischievous little girl named Anamika. Her playful antics often brought smiles to those around her, but her mother, Mrs. Singh, was less than amused. She scolded Anamika for her mischief and criticized her at every turn, leaving the young girl feeling rejected and alone. Anamika’s father was a powerful man. He would

Virendra and his spirited three-year-old daughter, Monica were the two members in a compact apartment in upscale Mumbai. Their home was filled with love and laughter, but they had also endured a profound loss. Virendra’s wife had passed away during childbirth, leaving him to navigate the journey of parenthood, all alone. Virendra had no time

In a small town, there lived a young boy named Anish. Known for his mischief and curiosity, he often clashed with his strict parents. Their household revolved around discipline and rules, leaving little space for empathy or emotional understanding. But no one yet understood the deeper need for the power of acceptance. Anish’s parents believed

Once, there lived a strong man named Rajdeep. However, driven by poor financial background and mounting debts back home, he had the itch to get rich quickly. In that quest, he got entangled in a web of drug trafficking. But fate had something unexpected in store for him. One evening, at a public event, Rajdeep

The gift of acceptance was something Shobhna and Vineet hadn’t yet unwrapped, despite being a couple admired for their deep love and joyful bond. Behind closed doors, their relationship was beginning to feel heavy. Shobhna, though full of love, was also full of expectations. And little by little, those expectations chipped away at their happiness.

Rohan and Nisha, married for seven years, were unable to fix their relationship issues. Over the years, they had grown apart, their once strong bond weakened by misunderstandings and unmet expectations. Rohan wished Nisha would pay more attention to his needs, while Nisha longed for Rohan to understand her better. Each day, they danced around