Urbanisation Stories

The Glass Cube is a reflective story set in Bengaluru's IT world, where a child's innocent question exposes a quiet contradiction in adult life. When an educated workplace normalizes self-harm through habit, a father realizes that knowledge without wisdom is incomplete. Through one honest "why," the story reminds us that true education is not just about intelligence-but about conscious, humane choices.

Animals shouldn't be afraid to be killed. Humanity had built a trap for themselves, unknown there was, in fact, true intelligence under the animal kingdom. Now it was time to turn that around. Violet Hayes finds herself in the animal kingdom one day. She finds out that the animals are planning to start a war against humanity. They slowly go extinct. Can Violet help them? Can she resolve the situation? Can she stop humanity from destroying animals kingdoms? Is it going to be okay? Inspired by John Flanagan and 'The Ranger's Apprentice'. All Rights Reserved. 2019.

An excerpt from a journal - A baby bird makes a surprise visit to a house, which eventually enlightens the seriousness of nature and humanity. ---- Story written by - Lohithaksha Sreedharan Edited by - Nivetha Sivasamy Cover design - Lohithaksha (myself)

An old unmarried man who lives alone and never visited any of his married friend's homes on principle, visits his best friend's house for the first time after the death of his wife.

A sneak peek into the past and what we have lost today owing to increasing urbanisation.

écrits divers sur le thème de la "vie" si l'on puis dire en ville