When Hearts Remember What Distance Cannot Erase By Lokanath Mishra ( A letter from a wife to her husband) My Beloved, When I close my eyes in the quiet of the night, I don’t see walls or distances—I see you.Somehow, even miles away, my breath still knows its way back to your heartbeat. I want […]
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My Son By Lokanath Mishra We are not dramatic people. My husband still wakes up at 5:30 every morning. I still boil milk the same way I did when our son was small—careful not to let it spill. Habits don’t die just because hope is tired. Our son, Raghav, used to call every night at
Title : The Quiet Measure of a Man By Lokanath Mishra The vest hung loosely on his shoulders, its once-white cotton dulled into the color of old mornings. Time had washed it thin, softened its seams, erased the sharpness it once had—much like the man who wore it. He tugged at the hem and smoothed
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The Weight of Silence By Lokanath Mishra Nandini had begun to feel that time moved differently for women like her. In the village, years were not counted by calendars but by outcomes—marriage, child, lineage. At thirty-two, she had crossed into that unspoken category where sympathy slowly turned into judgment. Eight years of marriage had passed,
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose ( Part :23 A) By Lokanath Mishra (The Story of Shakuni and the Roots of the Mahabharata War) Jarāsandha repeatedly attacked Mathurā at regular intervals, and each time he returned defeated after losing several commanders and soldiers. During this same period, many significant events were unfolding around Hastināpur—events
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A Story We Don’t Talk About By Lokanath Mishra Aman was the kind of boy every parent quietly thanked God for.Polite, hardworking, never raised his voice, never raised a hand.Software engineer in Pune, earning well, taking care of his parents even from afar. The bride?Educated, confident, city-bred.Nothing wrong with ambition — until it becomes entitlement.
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India International Conference & Felicitation Ceremony – 2025 Held in Puri By Tapan Kumar Nayak Puri, Odisha, October 26, 2025:Happy Moments India, a social and cultural organization dedicated to empowerment, education, and community development since 2012, successfully organized the India International Conference & Felicitation Ceremony – 2025 at Sanskruti Bhavan, Puri on Sunday. The event
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🌿✨ The Divine Story of Radha and Krishna ✨🌿 By Lokanath Mishra The Fall of Pralambasura The sun was sinking gently over the pastures of Vrindavan, painting the skies in saffron and gold. The laughter of cowherd boys echoed through the groves as Krishna, his flute hanging lazily around his neck, gathered his companions for
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Forgotten Ties, Unspoken Wounds: The Tragic Journeys of Minakhi and Rupali By Lokanath Mishra Some stories are not written in ink but carved in sorrow. They are stories of women who give everything—youth, beauty, education, money, loyalty—yet are left empty-handed, forgotten by the very people they nurtured. Such is the tale of Minakhi and her
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Duti Bahana Osha & Ghanta Tarkari : A Sacred Celebration of Faith and Motherhood By Lokanath Mishra For every Odia mother, Dutia Bahana Osha is more than a ritual — it is an act of love, faith, and sacrifice. Whether celebrated on the banks of a village pond in Odisha or in the backyard of
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