2. tealmoshai actually has friends

Pho woke up hungover. The bed felt cold and hard. It took him 20 minutes to realize he was not home, another 20 minutes to realize he was on some sort of a bench on a public park, opposite side of town. Another 20 to realize phelisa was missing. 60 minutes is a lot ofContinue reading “2. tealmoshai actually has friends”

Papparazi PappuRam and ChappuRam

seed #343 Planning a robbery may still have been an easy job had not PappuRam decided to be in incharge. To make matters worse or better for you my fair reader, the object to be robbed was the pillow of the Magjus.  PappuRam was a great admirer of the Magjus. He had struck a greatContinue reading “Papparazi PappuRam and ChappuRam”

Magjus prepare for Mushaira

seed #344 The day was an important day. The Magjus had a mushaira to attend and whenever the Magjus had a mushaira they did not sleep, nor did they let the town of magajpuri sleep. The Magjus may come across as the imp beelzebubs tail itself, but you are but helpless in front of theirContinue reading “Magjus prepare for Mushaira”

The treasure of all treasures

seed #345 The universe is filled with innumerable tales of treasure. And with each treasure is associated its own mystery, its occurrence, and its consequence.Amongst these many adventurous blood boiling, tales you are going to hear about one. As the tale goes the first murmurs of this treasure was heard in the bazaars of MansukhGanj.Continue reading “The treasure of all treasures”

4. solution to problem becomes a problem

seed #350 Kuttu was elated. For he had done math homework right. So was chintu. And more so because asking a gypsy is always a better idea than copying from others. More so because everybody says not to trust the gypsies but this one seemed lovely enough and he was. He actually helped us toContinue reading “4. solution to problem becomes a problem”

3. solutions to chintu’s problem of math

seed #352 Chintu hated maths. He hated his teacher too because the teacher kept insisting that maths was important for surviving life. He used to say oxygen was more important, but that used to piss off his teacher. Chintu was looking forward to the weekend. He was to go butterfly hunting with kuttu. However theContinue reading “3. solutions to chintu’s problem of math”

2. Chintu and the disappearing rainbows

seed #353 Once upon a time there lived a boy called Chintu. He had turned 9 only three days back, the day on which his fourth tooth fell much to his dismay. He lived with his grandma and his parents in a small hut on the plains of Mansukhgunj, a place whose mention you won’tContinue reading “2. Chintu and the disappearing rainbows”