'Hasya' "The incongruous juxtaposition of people and things causes humour," said Guru Somadeva. "No," he said firmly, "not a single paisa. You've had all you'll ever get from me, you little rascal." The old man spoke with sudden courage. It was just this minute that he had realized what a fool he had been, paying … Continue reading Hasya – The Navarasa Stories IX
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A short piece with a small twist in the tale!!
The Art of Turpitude
ONE can travel far and wide throughout this country and find amongst the diversity of languages and creeds of India one thing which is common to all—the erring dhobi. Ours is no exception. In fact, I personally feel that our dhobi is a leader among dhobis—a veritable connoisseur in the art of turpitude. Be it … Continue reading The Art of Turpitude
The Voice
It was a very pleasant evening. Our very good friends, the Lals were dining with us. Conversation flowed easily and I was complimenting myself that everything was going just fine . The first course was over and I brought on the steaming rice and curry. My husband handed around the appetisingly spiced dish and Mr … Continue reading The Voice
Stories by Sujatha 