Stories

This page contains the list of all the stories (as on the date of update) on the website. Some of the stories are fictional while others are historical.

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In a quiet valley, there was a village called Veridia. The people there were simple shoemakers. One day, a wise man named …

I lived the way everybody did. Walked on the path where everybody walked. But I always heard a voice, a whisper from …

A spiritual leader was on the airport waiting for the boarding announcement. He was going to the US where he had an …

Standing on the pedestal of success, blinded by the glittering lights of fame, caressed by the heavenly comforts, I never knew when …

Recently, I and my friend went to a Gurudwara. As we came out of the Gurudwara, I noticed that there was a …

Today, he laughed. He laughed uninhibitedly and uncontrollably. He laughed as much as he hadn’t laughed before ever in his life. He …

A dishevelled, dark, old-aged beggar in worn-out clothes used to roam around the streets of a city, with asking in his eyes, …

It was one of the worst days at office for him. So, naturally, today he was more open to listening to his …

Chintu used to live in Punjab and like every Punjabi, he harbored the dream of going to Canada (or Kanaeda) one day. …

It was Guru Nanak’s birthday. Chintu was in the most ecstatic mood. He had planned a big party at his house with …

One day, I finally took the courage to express my doubt. I had been thinking about it for a long time. I …

I walked on your path The path wasn’t easy Full of hurdles and hardships A roller coaster ride An arduous undertaking For …

I read this story in one of my Punjabi classes in the school around twelve to fifteen years back, but it hasn’t …