Stories

THE BOND OF LOVE – SUMMARY

“The Bond of Love” is an emotional story picturized about the bond between a human and an animal. Written by Kenneth Anderson, the write-up projects the love between an adopted sloth bear named ‘Bruno’ and the author’s wife. The author had rescued the baby sloth bear while hunting through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. The little bear’s mother was shot dead by one of the author’s fellow travellers. Thus, the author rescued the baby bear, took him to Bangalore, and gifted him to his wife. She was delighted seeing the Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

TEMPERAMENT

In a village named Malandour lived two 40-year-old men of contrasting temperaments—Kabir and Ranbir. Both of them were neighbours. Kabir was good-natured with everyone and offered help to people in need whenever possible. Thus, he was respected by every villager.   On the other hand, Ranbir was downright parsimonious. He was always unwilling to spend money or time for others, which, according to him, was futile and of no use. Though nobody complained about his behaviour with the society in public, he was quite disliked and badmouthed behind the back. Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

BABA AMTE – A SOCIAL REFORMER

Murlidhar Devidas Amte was born on 26 December 1914 in Maharashtra, India. He was popularly known as Baba Amte, an Indian social worker and social activist known particularly for his work for the rehabilitation and empowerment of poor people suffering from leprosy (skin, membrane, and nerve disease). He was a non-violent man who was inspired by the Gandhian principles. Therefore, Amte used non-violent ways to fight the government during the struggle for independence. Baba Amte also worked as a defense lawyer for imprisoned leaders of the Quit India Moment in Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

MESSAGES THAT THE NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL CONVEYS

A War Memorial is a building or a monument, built particularly to celebrate a victory in a war, or remind us of the selfless service of our soldiers, who were and are ready to sacrifice their lives while performing their duty day and night for Independent India. It inspires citizens to respect the military and its service to the nation.  On this note, the National War Memorial was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th February 2019. It is an engrossing place stretched across 40 acres near the India Gate, Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF INDIA IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

We are in the age of science and technology. Man cannot live without the aid of science. Science and technology have so much enclosed our lives that nothing can take place without them. Our food, transport, learning, administration, recreation, and social life are all linked with science in various ways.   The aim of science and technology is to search for the truth and to know things, so far unknown. Great discoveries and inventions are a result of reasoning. Civilization, as it is today, is the result of a number of revealings made in Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

THE VENGEANCE OF HIS PHANTOM

Saturday nights are the best. A tiring week approaches an end and a happy holiday waits ahead. Every Saturday night, my family and I go to a restaurant to dine. This time, though, I had plans to go out with my friends (yep, boys). So I and my other uncool friends set out to dine by ourselves. It was planned that nine of us would be coming, but only three excluding me turned up. We chat and ate, and were coming back home from the restaurant. All of us were Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

NSSC LETTERS FROM THE MOON – MY ENTRY

Archimedes,Mare Imbrium,Moon 9 December 2165, Dear Suhas, A long time since we last met! I was hoping you were doing well, my earthbound cousin. I certainly was fascinated by your lifestyle. Your daily routine of sleeping, eating, working, and sleeping again isn’t very captivating, but still fun in its own way. After a good thought, I decided to write how different we live from each other—me on the Moon and you on the Earth! Initially, I would like to start by speaking about the civilization here. Almost two centuries back, Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

DEATH AWAITS ON THE EVE

It was the time of Christmas. Everyone was excited, especially kids. Christmas was the happiest time for children, as they believed Santa Claus visited their house at midnight to gift them. So, before sleeping, they usually keep an enormous bag or sock beside their bed.   I was not a Christian to celebrate Christmas, but I sure was ready to receive gifts. Although I did get Christmas gifts each year, I never believed that Santa Claus existed. All I thought was that these gifts were kept next to my bed Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

WHY IS EDUCATION IMPORTANT?

What is Education? The word “educate” comes from the Latin word “educate” which means to bring up or to bring out. Same as the origin, education in literal form means educating people to bring the best out of them.   Each man is brought into the world with specific inborn talents. These gifted talents are to be brought out and utilized. This leads a man from darkness to light, from an ignorant to a knowledgeable person. What Does Education Give Us? Education has its own moral importance in society. It improves Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

A SHOCK ON THAT ROAD

I got fever. Yeah, that very fitful thing that keeps paying a visit to my body every few months. I was completely used to it, so I really didn’t bother to report it to my mom.   This time though it really seemed to have gotten my nerves. The temperature wasn’t high according to the thermometer, yet it was frigid. I urged myself to tell mom about it, but just then the doorbell rang. Oh yes, I told him to come today, I muttered and hit myself on the head. Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

THE BRAHMIN WHO COULD CURE ANYTHING

In a city called Hyrai in India lived the Brahmin Veerabadra. He went on with his life by begging for alms on the pavement of the roads.    Occasionally, people would visit him for help with their headaches and stomach aches. Veerabadra, the Brahmin, treated these issues by chanting some mumbo-jumbo.    Mothers of children were especially very fond of him. He was easily available when their children developed temperature or ran into some fits all of a sudden. People who knew Veerabadra often came to him to treat minor ailments rather Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago

IS SCIENCE A CURSE?

What is Science? Science is a systematic classification of experience. The aim of science is to search for truth and also to know about things that are unknown. The knowledge of science is based on facts that are demonstrated by experiments. Is Science a Boon or Bane? It is a boon as well as a bane. On one hand, it provides us the curiosity to learn, but too much curiosity can be harmful.   Scientific developments have increased which reduces our time and at the same time, it is also Read more…

By Praneeth Peddisetti, ago
error: Content is protected!