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Calcutta in Shorts

Short stories from Calcutta

    A Calcuttan is univocal in admiration for the city, its vibrancy, the colors and the warmth of Calcutta resonates between the lines of “Calcutta in Shorts”.

  ‘The Coffee House’ is a story which reeks with old – age charm. It begins with a crisp, catchy dialogue between Munna, the waiter, and Setu, the old – time customer, his unseen friends, filling the vacant…

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Explore an overgrown world and learn the mystery on why this once thriving town's inhabitants have vanished.

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Thomas is a very smart student at his school. He excels in Math and French, but because of this he is called “teacher’s pet” and “Genius” by the basketball team captain, Victor, and his friends. After school one day, coincidentally on his birthday, he runs into Victor and his friends and gets bullied verbally and physically. He does not tell his parents or grandparents when he gets home, but instead chooses to enjoy the birthday celebration they all planned for him. After all, he could use all the love he can get. But an unexpected thing happened when he started to worry and cry about having to go back to school and face Victor and his friends. The gift from his grandparents, a teddy bear named Sami, comes alive and offers Thomas some advice on how to stop his bullying problem. What does Sami the teddy bear say to Thomas? Will it work? Will he ever be happy and have friends at school without being bullied? book is in 10 languages

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History of Interpretation

        There is no proof regarding the precise period when interpretation started.  Unlike written translation interpretation leaves no record. The first recorded proof of interpretation dates back to 3000 BC in Ancient Egypt. Interpretation has existed ever since man has spoken and it has played an important role in connecting people of different origins.

  Ancient Greeks and Romans forced the…

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Pain, failure and sorrows of life

Pain, failure and sorrows of life

Life teaches us to face pain, failure, and sorrow. All of us, at some point, are broken or wounded.

Our scars arise from tragic circumstances like the loss of a loved one, an abuse, a neglect, or a betrayal. In gaining those injuries and battling them, we become true humans.

Sufferings are unpleasant but, brings wisdom and strength, empathy and modesty. And the struggles of overcoming suffering…

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Writing Habits

    Writing coaches say you need to write every day. What are your thoughts about this advice?

If you want to be a writer, you should invest the most productive part of your day writing. Which writing schedule works best for you?

  Coaches urge you to write 2000-2500 words each day. How much do you write?

I do not know how many established writers compose a certain amount of words, neither…

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Judging People

The brain makes humans unique from the others. On many occasions, we refuse to use this brainpower. We forget to observe and examine and simply pass our assessment. Don’t…

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Judging People

      The brain makes humans unique from the others. On many occasions, we refuse to use this brainpower. We forget to observe and examine and simply pass our assessment. Don’t we?

I watched this young man sitting in the front seat of the bus with both feet on the seat. I thought, what a jackass! I wanted to yell, “The seat is meant to rest your butt, not your feet mister.”

As I observed him a…

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CALCUTTA IN SHORTS

CALCUTTA IN SHORTS Stories from Calcutta

      To know Calcutta, the city of joy, you have to understand its pulse, history, and the people.

Ask anyone for directions on the street and with his heavy Bengali-accented Hindi-English, he will give you the directions along with a few pieces of free advice.

The mechanic who declined to open his workshop for his afternoon siesta will happily fix a midnight breakdown, sometimes maybe free of…

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CALCUTTA IN SHORTS

      “The shrewd sell dreams effortlessly because the colors of the dreams are stronger than the logic of reality.”

  They say, without a dream, you go nowhere. The little or adult, wealthy or poor, everybody dreams. We set our own goals from what we fantasize. The resolution and determination to accomplish the fantasy, makes us work harder and excel in life.

  The journey called life becomes…

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Priceless

    (An old folk tale)

  A young couple lived on a small farm. With little income, they were forced to live a life in poverty.

One day, the husband said, “Love I want to go to a faraway land, get a decent job, work hard to earn a lot of wealth and give you the comfort of life. I do not know how long I will be away, but please wait for me and be faithful.”

His wife held his hand and said, “I will…

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CALCUTTA IN SHORTS

              1971 was a happening year in my life. My dad passed away from a massive heart attack that ended his life in fifteen minutes. A few months later that winter I fell sick with typhoid and the Bangladesh war of liberation broke out. I hazily remember the sound of the siren every evening signaling the beginning of a blackout. Darkness was an endeavor to not let enemy planes spot our…

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