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The Price of Kindness By Lokanath Mishra On a late monsoon evening in Bhubaneswar, when the air still carried the scent of wet earth and neon lights flickered softly against rain-washed pavements, Arjun Mehta stepped into a modest yet bustling supermarket named FreshMart....

The President Award Winner Lady Intelligence Officer By Lokanath Mishra The city of Hyderabad still carried the fading fragrance of jasmine and turmeric from the grand wedding of M. Ananya Rao. Barely two months and five days into her marriage, life had settled into a delicate...

Mahabharata in Prose (continued), Part–34 by Lokanath Mishra (based on Odia Sarala Mahabharata) When Satyabhama reached Arjuna, Subhadra was also there. Satyabhama informed them of the immediate situation. She said, “From elder sister Revati, elder brother (Balarama) has...

The Telegraph of Courage By Lokanath Mishra The morning of January 15, 1932, rose quietly over Kendrapara, wrapped in winter mist and the slow rhythm of rural life, as if the world had decided to remain indifferent to the suffering of one child. Fourteen-year-old Sabita stood...