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Prashant V Shrivastava July 28, 2016 Shranjika2017-09-23T13:29:23+00:00 Blogs No Comment

is a blog maintained by her Dad Prashant to collect her childhood memories forever. is the blog Prashant maintains for her daughter Shranjika Shrivastava (Prashi). This blog has account of…

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The Last Name
The Last Name by Prashant V ShrivastavaShekhar and Ada are in love. Last year when they met in a coaching institute that provides free-of-cost education to interested students, they were least likely to mingle. Ada was above average while Shekhar was just average. Both of them were devoid of any family members or relatives. Shekhar had […]
Watermelon
Watermelon by Prashant V ShrivastavaYou are inside a corporate office having state of the art infrastructure. The walls are decorated with electronic screens showcasing amazing wallpapers and some business information. At the helm is a large cubicle with a lot of space lying empty. There is one open laptop, a small wireless mouse, a headset, […]
The Weekend
by Prashant V ShrivastavaThe Weekend by Prashant V Shrivastava“The best time of the week is always a Friday evening. You have an entire weekend available--unused. Weekends are always special, but this one is going to be extraordinary for me,” confessed Ahana. She was closing a weekly sprint review call with Mary who was her US […]
Idea Exchange
by Prashant V ShrivastavaGenerally, an email from the HR would contain anticipated content but this was different. The subject line was now common and she could read a couple of initial words when she got a notification in her smart phone’s email program. These were the words that had become known across the company.She was […]
Murder of a Judge
Murder of a Judge - Short story - Prashant V Shrivastavaby Prashant V Shrivastava"Arrange 50K else you are dead," Lia read as she opened her eyes to check her phone. It was 7 ’o’ in the morning and she sprung up as soon her eyes read these words. She rubbed her eyes, drank some water, and pinched […]