A kabuliwala, an merchant from Kabul used to sell the dry fruits in a village. He developed a fatherly relationship with a little girl and used to provide nuts and resins free of cost. That’s the way he was trying to remember his own little daughter. One day he went to jail for stabbing a villager. After returning from jail he figured out the fact that time flew by then and the little girl is not little anymore. He felt lost and depressed thinking that he will have the same experience with his own little daughter and it would be hard to connect with her following the same reason. 

नवीन का कंचन से प्रेम करना किंतु कह ना पाना इस कहानी को प्रेम के शिखर पर ले जाता है।

जयकाली देवी जिसके पौरुष से लोग भय खाते थे और उससे सामने कुछ भी कहने से डरते थे। जो अपने मंदिर की स्वच्छता को सब चीजों से ऊपर रखती थी उसके अपने मंदिर में एक शूकर को स्थान देने सी सभी हैरान थे।

बनवारी जो पत्नी से बेहद प्रेम करता है, अपने हालदार परिवार के के बड़े बेटे होने का फर्ज न निभाते हुए केवल उसकी खुशी के लिए ही सब करता है लेकिन परिस्थिति तब बदल जाती है जब उसे पता चलता है कि उसकी पत्नी किरण की नज़र में उसका कोइ मोल नहीं और वह जी जान से अपने देवर के पुत्र हरिदास की देखभाल करते हुए कब उसकी पत्नी से ज्यादा हालदार परिवार की बड़ी बहू बन गई बनवारी को पता ही नहीं चला।

It was a path-breaking short story in form of a letter (the letter itself constitutes the whole story) which a typical Bengali upper middle-class wife “Mrinal” writes to her husband. She’s a poet, a thinker and over all a woman who dared to question, expressing bold and fervent statements with realizations coming from within the course of 15 years of her married life through letter to her husband.

Punishment” is an incisive morality tale about the way that a lie can quickly develop a life of its own. Tagore ingeniously crafts a story that at first seems like it’s going to focus on one version of violence, but instead is enveloped by another.

 “Taraprasanner Kirti” is a story of the frustration and failure of an author after he has invested everything after it.

“Patro o Patri” is a story of a boy whose mom wanted to fix his marriage with a little girl before he goes to college. The marriage has been discarded by his father. But the process of negotiations revealed the fact that even 14 years old boy’s imagination of marital relationship was revolving around the same expectation, attention and control  towards his baby wife that he experienced in his father’s behavior pattern all through his life in spite of being a modern boy and raised independent.

 “Poyla Nombor” is a story of an educated man who didn’t give any time recognizing wife’s wants and needs thinking her life is centered around his. And each time his guess about the concept of his wive’s thought process was proved wrong since he didn’t give a try and spend any time to understand her.

It was a path-breaking short story in form of a letter (the letter itself constitutes the whole story) which a typical Bengali upper middle-class wife “Mrinal” writes to her husband. She’s a poet, a thinker and over all a woman who dared to question, expressing bold and fervent statements with realizations coming from within the course of 15 years of her married life through letter to her husband.

दूर से हर चमकने वाली चीज हीरा नहीं होता | ऐसा ही कुछ आकाश को अनुभव हुआ है शहर दिल्ली के बारे | आकाश अपने स्कूल के दिनों से दिल्ली की चकाचौंध से बहुत प्रभावित था | जब आकाश की मुलाकात दिल्ली शहर में अपने बचपन की दोस्त निहारिका से हुई तो उसका यह भ्रम टूट गया |कैसे ?पूरी कहानी जानने के लिए सुनते हैं निधि मिश्रा की आवाज में अभिलाष दत्ता के द्वारा लिखी गई कहानी एक मुलाकात

वक़्त के महेत्वा को दर्शाती हुई मेरी ये छोटी से कहानी ‘गुन्हेगार’ है।

Khata” is a story of a girl who in those days got the opportunity of schooling while women’s education was not that very common. The little girl was enthusiastically writing everywhere that was not very much appreciated by his brother as she was messing up his writing notebook. Once she got married she was taunted and prevented from writing by her sister-in-law and her husband who had himself a strong passion for writing. At the end she was forced to stop writing. Her fate was bound to surrender herself to the hostile situation. 

It was a path-breaking short story in form of a letter (the letter itself constitutes the whole story) which a typical Bengali upper middle-class wife “Mrinal” writes to her husband. She’s a poet, a thinker and over all a woman who dared to question, expressing bold and fervent statements with realizations coming from within the course of 15 years of her married life through letter to her husband.