I have said everything that I could possibly say. There’s nothing else left.

No bike no chick. That’s the rule. Super bikes get you super hot chicks… I want that super bike. I desperately want it. I wish my dad was rich. I wouldn’t be so freaking miserable.” —Vikas, 19 years old.

My whole world came crashing down the moment Sanjiv was taken into custody. It came like a bolt from the blue. We had no idea that he was going to be arrested. In fact, the whole operation reeked of lies and deceit. The officers who came home told him that they were taking him for interrogation regarding the complaint filed by police constable K.D. Pant.

I was just a teenager when I conceived Shahid. He was to be my first child and I was thrilled at the thought of becoming a mother.

I was just a teenager when I conceived Shahid. He was to be my first child and I was thrilled at the thought of becoming a mother.

Lovey lovely article... so nice to wake up to sense on a Sunday morning :)” wrote Swati, a 22-year-old.

When I was very young I remember feeling happy for no reason at all — just happy to be alive. Nowadays I try to feel it, but never succeed. Is there anyway I can learn how to get that beautiful feeling back?” asks 18-year-old Shraddha.

They say that when one has a happy and stable childhood, it prepares you for all the troubles ahead. That certainly was true in my case. My father, Jahangir Engineer, was a man of many talents. He was a pilot with a keen interest in the

My father keeps telling me to find my ‘creative silence’. What is it? Does it exist at all? Why do I need to find it?” asks Akaanksha, 17 years old.

As a child I had only one ambition — one day, I would become a hockey star in my country. The mere mention of hockey would instantly fire up my spirit. I was born in an academically inclined family, with my mother being a doctor and both of my brothers engineers. But they were very supportive, and allowed me to follow my passion.