Review: Aadha Gaon by Rahi Masoom Reza
“Aadha Gaon” published in 1966 Rahi Masoom Reza’s best literary work. Reza’s absolutely detailed narration captures the essence of Indian society and how the social accepted customs changed post India’s…
KEKACAUAN – Chapter Four (Final)
Chaits looked in wonder at the magnanimous Subang International Airport – they had to wait till immigration formalities were complete – Walking on the conveyor belts they reached the check-in…
KEKACAUAN – Chapter Three
One year later, he was travelling to New Delhi on Rajdhani express for a new project… It was an overnight train journey and looking out of window made no sense…
KEKACAUAN – Chapter Two
It was raining heavily and he could see nothing out of the window as his plane taxied out to take off – or were the tears in his eyes blinding…
KEKACAUAN – Chapter One
It was a bit darkish in the room. He had been waiting impatiently for Col Khanna to reappear. He had checked every bolt in the room – they were secured…
Teaser: KEKACAUAN
Author’s Fore-Word: As usual, the statutory warning… This work is entirely fiction. Any resemblance to anyone, any place or any incidence is purely coincidental – or – maybe, your wild…