In a vibrant Indian village, Priya stood as a beacon of positivity and vitality. Her days were a whirlwind of activity, filled with laughter, love, and boundless energy. From the crack of dawn, she would embark on her morning yoga routine, greeting the sun with a radiant smile. The rhythmic chants of her breathing exercises […]
Ankit was once a cheerful and easy-going young man, well-liked by his friends and family. But over time, something changed. It started subtly—he began spending hours glued to his phone, scrolling through aggressive news debates, watching videos filled with outrage, and engaging in endless online arguments. At first, he thought he was just staying informed.
Kriti was known for her wisdom in her small town near Pune. She was young but carried a sense of awareness that set her apart. While her friends immersed themselves in daily soap operas filled with melodrama or endless social media debates, Kriti chose her entertainment carefully. One evening, her friend Anjali rushed to her,
Young Ravi found solace in the glow of his smartphone screen. Initially, it was innocent—a quick scroll through social media or a casual binge-watch of his favourite shows. But as days turned into nights, Ravi found himself ensnared in the hypnotic grasp of his devices. With each passing hour, Ravi’s world shrank, confined to the
Ranjay, a young IT professional in Bengaluru, lived on instant noodles, burgers, and energy drinks. “Who has time to cook?” he often said. His days were spent coding, scrolling social media, and binge-watching late into the night. Sleep-deprived and restless, he never understood why he felt so exhausted. One evening, while hurrying home, he collided
In a huge sprawling city, amidst the chaos of daily life, two individuals resided standing at opposite ends of the human spectrum. One was a terrorist named Sameer, indoctrinated with fear, hatred, and violence. The other was a saintly figure named Anand, whose heart brimmed with peace, compassion, and love. One fateful day, a tragic
Two friends, Kabir and Rohan, often met at a local tea stall after work to discuss their day. They had been friends since childhood, but they had very different views on politics. Kabir was passionate about his beliefs but consumed a lot of biased news from sensational TV channels and social media. Rohan, on the
In the quiet village of Madhavpur, the famous martial arts school run by Master Shankar was known for producing warriors with both strength and wisdom. Among his students was Veer, a young fighter with incredible skill and strength. Veer had earned a reputation in his village as the strongest fighter, but he had one flaw—his
Ajay was the kind of man everyone feared in the neighbourhood. As a local gangster, his name alone sent shivers down people’s spines. He was tough, unforgiving, and always had his way—no matter what the cost. Most people avoided eye contact with him, and those who dared cross his path regretted it soon after. His
Mrinal’s life had once been simpler. He grew up in a small town where the mornings were slow, and the evenings were spent with family, sipping chai on the veranda. But life changed dramatically when he moved to the city for work. He landed a job in a high-pressure corporate environment, where deadlines were constant,