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Sudha Vishwanath

Mrs. Sudha Vishwanath, a tutor by profession, took to writing as a hobby. Her heart-warming stories have found a place in anthologies and magazines. She has added a feather to her cap by winning third place in the prestigious Strands flash fiction. She also pens poetry. A couple of them have been published.

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TRUE TREASURE

‘True Treasure,’ written by Sudha Vishwanath, is a heart-touching story driving home the fact that with grit and resilience, one can pave through the hardest path in life. The story tells that true friendship is not something that thrives on monetary strength, but on the bond and affection that the four protagonists share.

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Lonliness

Lonliness

Little Mona was absolutely over the moon. Her father had surprised her with the most extravagant gift—a stunning soft toy resembling a girl in a lovely pink dress with bright blue eyes. The girl wasn’t aware of her father’s intentions behind this extravagant act. He...

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Blinding Greed

Blinding Greed

Nayan was not sure about the destination her husband, Dinesh, had in mind for their first anniversary. “It’s my hometown,” his voice sounded nostalgic. “I adore the breathtaking scenery and lush greenery. We used to come here during my school breaks. My Aaji lived...

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THE SCIENTIST

THE SCIENTIST

Nitin was fed up with the persistent stench of chemicals coming from the apartment of the tenant on the ground floor. He had approached the landlord, expressing his frustrations about this new tenant, a self-proclaimed scientist, who was creating havoc with his...

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The Blue Umbrella

The Blue Umbrella

After nearly eight years apart, Nilesh and Raman met. Both had pursued master's degrees in different locations and were now back in the same city with jobs. “Let’s revisit our favourite bachelor hangout,” suggested Nilesh, his grin wide with nostalgia. “Sounds like a...

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Dignity First

Dignity First

So it all started when Ranganathan, a once robust and lively man, became sick, his body now a mere shell of its former self. Seventy-eight-year-old Ranganathan and his wife Parvati, five years younger than her husband, had never been a burden to their three daughters....

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THE PARK THAT WAS!

THE PARK THAT WAS!

A fresh look tends to spark excitement, but my situation tells a different tale. What good is a stunning facelift and captivating appearance if there’s no one around to voice their admiration? That’s where my story begins. The government decided to rejuvenate this...

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