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The Teacher Who Closed His Eyes By Lokanath Mishra The late afternoon sun rested gently over the quiet courtyard of Gadadhar High School, a respected institution that had stood for decades in a small town of eastern India. The old red building carried the memories of thousands...

The Weight of Trust By Lokanath Mishra Arvind Rao was thirty–six years old, a respected professional in a large infrastructure company. People admired him for his calm personality and disciplined life. He had built his career through years of hard work, late nights, and quiet...

Mahabharata in Prose – Part 35 (A Story of the Dvapara Yuga) By Lokanath Mishra(Based on the Sarala Mahabharata) Krishna said, “O King, enough has been done. Now invite the Pandavas with respect and give them half of the kingdom. That will bring welfare to everyone.” Dhritarashtra...

The Price of Silence By Lokanath Mishra In the bustling city of Bhubaneswar, where new glass buildings rose beside old temples and the rhythm of life moved between tradition and ambition, Rima once believed she had found her forever. Her marriage to Rudra had been celebrated...