Akka Stories

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Un poco de todo ,la descripción de todo lo que veo .

I lived in India from 1984-2005, and wrote to my parents regularly about my adventures in Indian ashrams. From 1984-1993 and again 2001-2005, I was living in Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh, and I am adding all of those my "Letters from India" book, which will mainly be of interest to those familiar with Prasanthi Nilayam, the ashram of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. However, from 1994-2001 I was staying at a wonderfully spiritual, quiet retreat called Shanti Ashram, and I am putting the letters I wrote to my parents while staying there, on this book. The ashram was a dream come true for sadhana. The people are welcoming, it is usually never crowded, and they offer separate cottages to aspirants. The rates are donation basis only. You can contact them for a visit or longer-term stay: Sri Shanti Ashram Thotapalli Hills Via Sankhavaram East Godavari Dist Andhra Pradesh, India 533446 Phone: 011-91-7382009962

It's a schoolcrush to love marriage story Tanglish story

Bhavika, Queen of Jaffna Kingdom poisoned her sister Niravi things changed after 1 year when Jaya told Bhavika's secret and many events happen in the story, read to find out. some words are in Tamil so here is the translation: Amma- Mum Appa- Dad Chithi- auntie Athai- auntie Mama- uncle Chithappa- uncle Thangachi- little sister. Thumbi- little brother. Anna- Older brother Akka- Older sister Peryamma- auntie Peryappa-uncle Athai is usually used for dad's side and chithi is usually used for mum side and for peryappa and peryamma is usually used for the aunts and uncles if they are older than your parent like your mum or dad being younger than your auntie or uncle, I may have included mistakes while writing this since it was a struggle cuz the words for family or friends had to be in Tamil so and since this is during the transitional period [ 1215-1624] and if you don't understand just comment, I'm still new to writing stories so sorry if any mistakes are there written on word { first time}: 23rd May- July 24th On wattpad: 15th August- 16th September

tamil short story.

Akka tore his eyes away from the city as it got ripped to shreds. Mako looked deep in thought. Bolin wasn't smiling, for once. Reila had her fists clenched at her sides, mouth pressed into a thin line. Asami just stared at the airships in disgust. And Korra.... Korra looked broken. In all the years that he had known her, he'd never seen her look so devasted before. But he knew why she looked the way she did. She felt as if she had let this city down, let her friends down, let herself down. Akka just placed a comforting hand on her shoulder as they all continued to watch as Republic City was destroyed by the Equalists.

Hi...வணக்கம் நல்லா இருக்கீங்களா? 😄 My First story! Just thought why to waste the fake scenarios that my mind creates and develops? let's write a story with it 😂 Athaanga oru try! Genre paakumpothu.. okay oru village backdrop ulla mathri eluthalaam nu nenachen 😌. Obviously tanglish..! Joint family, plot revolves around multiple couples. And yes emotional connections, love, and all the blah blah's will be there. Will be as realistic as possible :) Give it a try! ✨❤️

Tamil based - Fully English narrative Ravindran-once a carefree teen, now a 34-year-old pillar of responsibility-has spent his entire youth raising his three siblings after a tragedy shattered their world. His strictness hides years of silent wounds. Saranya, his wife and first love, steps into this chaotic home as both anchor and catalyst-balancing affection, quiet strength, and the scars of a love story that waited more than a decade. SaiShakthi, razor-tongued and fiercely loyal, carries her own burden: a sacrificed CA dream and the responsibility of guiding Nithya's future, even as they bicker like sworn enemies. Vikram, the hot-headed medical student, is unaware of the truth of his own adoption, yet he is the silent backbone of the family who never celebrates but always stands guard. And somewhere outside the frame lurks Vasumati, the sister whose elopement fractured the family and whose choices continue to echo through the siblings' lives-even in her absence. When Nithya, brilliant yet stubborn, chooses a school with no proper teachers just to stay with her friends, the delicate balance of the household begins to shift. Shakthi's audit work takes her into the heart of the school's darker realities, revealing cracks larger than she expected, and fears Nithya refuses to voice. Amidst milk deliveries at dawn, whispered quarrels, unspoken sacrifices, and unexpected moments of tenderness, this family learns that love is not always loud. Sometimes it is a quiet battle-fought in kitchens, classrooms, and the memories no one dares to speak of. This is a story of wounded siblings trying to heal, of a marriage built on second chances, of a teenager hiding truths behind a bright smile, and of a woman who must confront her past to protect her family's future. A multigenerational Tamil family saga filled with emotion, wit, resilience, and the complicated beauty of unconditional love.