A girl leaves her home in small village to never go back. She has dreams to fly high but she be able to cope up in big city on her own? Can she fight the strong waves of life? ...Read More

One coffee please, I ordered. After work when I wasn’t feeling okay, I went to the nearest Tea Post. was the first time, I wanted her so badly beside me. I remembered how we had met the first time after a trip at one café in Bangalore. She had opened up the heart to me. After leaving her village, her home, to never go back, she came to Ahmedabad. That was the first time she was in a big city. She didn’t know where to go, from where to start. She spent the first night at the bus ...Read More

She didn’t talk with her parents. They didn’t know where she was, what she was doing, if she was or not. I was back to Ahmedabad from Bangalore and four months had passed. I went to her home, in the village, to meet her parents. Of course, I didn’t tell her. I handed over sweets box to her mother and I told them whereabouts of her daughter, Aneri. I told how good she was earning, more than fifty thousand per month in Bangalore. How happy she is in her life, how badly she missed them. Though it was ...Read More

She overstayed in the hostel for a month once college was over and she had no job. She continued part-time morning job of teaching but that wasn’t enough. She started looking out for a job. She sent a resume to many companies, gave interviews but all in vain. She wanted to go to Bangalore and apply but for that too, she needed money. She finally settled with a job at the call centre. It was night shift job but she had to take it. there were only two female employees and fourteen males, most of them young, three in ...Read More