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Lucid dreaming effect is a phenomenon experienced by several people, wherein they are unable to distinguish between reality and dreams. Several people manage to gain certain degree of control over their dreams while others don’t.
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4:00 a.m.
I heard them. The sounds of the hammer that kills pigs, of … Continue Reading
Spotlight — Aaina Dramatics’ second production of the odd semester — is a platform where they showcase their new talent. Comprising eight acts with freshers playing most of the parts, this night is responsible for grooming some great actors.
Here is a rundown of all the plays performed by the … Continue Reading
THE YEAR 2407:
In the far reaches of the Milky Way, a lone spaceship with the words ‘Remna-13’ written in bold makes its way from planet to planet. Its engines rustle, and the green flare at its end flickers as the ship chugs itself through the icy emptiness. Inside, a … Continue Reading
Mohammed Shami felt a palpable sense of pressure around him as he stood to bowl the second delivery. Despite Afghanistan being heavy underdogs, Mohammed Nabi had smashed the first ball of the final over for a boundary, with 12 runs to score in 5 balls. The match could have gone … Continue Reading
Boasting beautiful beaches, dynamic nightlife, vibrant Portuguese influences, and the buzzing street markets, it is no surprise that Goa is one of the most sought after vacation destinations in India. No matter where you visit, the crowd is inevitable. This is why it is very unusual to say that I … Continue Reading
The Republic of Sudan is a small country situated in Northeast Africa backed up by colossal oil production and agriculture. The country—hiding behind the ‘high’ GDP and growth—is facing one of the biggest and escalating humanitarian crisis. Under the rule of President Omar al-Bashir, the people suffered from rising … Continue Reading
I know her,
I watched her grow
While she brought light in doom
The rest of the world felt betrayed.
I listened to the rhythm of her words
I tasted the bitterness in her voice
Standing there all alone,
I witnessed her fall;
An innocent child full of hope.
A … Continue Reading
Your hand grips the steering wheel while the other rests upon my thigh
I used to watch you out of the corner of my eye, sheepish
when you caught me staring,
like a child who had been caught stealing
cookies from the cookie jar.
But now I do it blatantly,… Continue Reading
Dear Jane,
I was thirteen when I was given my first copy of Pride and Prejudice. It was bent on the edges, and the pages had turned yellow with time. What I had first thought would be just another period novel soon turned into an intrepid journey of a young … Continue Reading
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