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#METOO__ LET’S SUPPORT_YOU, I, AND WE By Neel Anil Panicker If an alien were to lose his way and skid into Earth today, it would not be wrong for him to conclude that our Earth is full of bad men. Pray, why would he think so? The answer to that is pretty simple. Look around … Continue reading neelwrites/#metoocampaign/timetospport/12/10/2018
A DATE WITH THE LIBRARY By Neel Anil Panicker Inspector Sharma parked his police car behind a side street abutting Karol Bagh Metro Station and walked the next fifty yards leading into the congested bylanes, careful to keep his head down and appear as nondescript as he could. ‘Mingle, be one with your surroundings’, was … Continue reading neelwrites/adatewiththelibrary/setascene/inspectorsharmacrimeseries/novella/fiction/10/06/2018
EXAMINATION MANIA HITS INDIA By Neel Anil Panicker Her’s a quick quiz. Which one month of the year is it when the blood pressure levels of parents with school going kids in India touch the roof? You guessed that correctly. It’s March but of course. March is that one interminably long month when it … Continue reading neelwrites/examinationmania/CBSE/classten/essay/nonfiction/08/03/2018
OH LORD! GIVE ME MY DAILY NEWS, OR WHY NEWSPAPERS WILL NEVER GO OUT OF FASHION By Neel Anil Panciker A recent nationwide survey conducted among 25,000 students between the ages of 12 and 20 threw up certain revelatory statistics. A staggering 82 percent of them were unable to answer all the 20 questions that … Continue reading neelwrites/newspapers/essay/710words/26/01/2018
FLASH FICTION FOR THE PURPOSEFUL PRACTITIONER- 2017: WEEK #30 Hosted at https://flashfictionforthepracticalpractitioner.wordpress.com/2017/08/02/flash-fiction-for-the-purposeful-practitioner-2017-week-30/ CAT’S OUT OF THE BAG? By Neel Anil Panicker Ali struck out the back of his palm and squatted a mosquito that had settled on his bare legs. The standard issue prison uniforms were too short for his six foot tall frame. The half … Continue reading neelwrites/cat’soutofthebag/FFfPP/part8ofdangerouslove/fiction/08/08/2017
Sunday Scrawl #1 STEPPING INTO DANGER By Neel Anil Panicker As a child I loved walking the paths untrodden. I remember the big, rectangular park adjacent to where we lived. It was grasssy, had more than a couple of swings, a long disused see saw and a big, spherical sand pit that was variously … Continue reading neelwrites/sundayscrawl#1/dangercalling/fiction/episode#01/750words/18/07/2017
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