A possible future
How many times have we studied during our school days about the different inventions and discoveries that have shaped the
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Creative space
Pseudoscience – The Death Star
As it’s the time when the fans of the original series unite, we revisit the franchise which was based on
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How stuff works – The Lightsaber
Keeping with the Feeds motto, I decided to do something Star Wars themed this time. The LightSaber. In the movies,
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Gone Astray: Chapter 4 – Broken
Oh man, oh man! Who’s that in my bedroom?! A… a small girl! Her wrists and ankles are bound in
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Alternate History: A World without the Plough
Picture a simple implement: the Plough. A stick with a blade fixed onto it. Simple enough. Now imagine a world,
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Rules of Engagement
You’re walking down a road in college. You see someone you know at a distance. You panic. What do you
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The Search (Ozymandias’ Atoms – Chapter 1)
50,000 AD A low orange sun hung over the horizon, burning the earth with its fierce blaze. It wasn’t much
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Feeds writer nominated for Pulitzer
Celebrations happened in full swing at the headquarters of Feeds as the weekend brought great news to the writers of
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Gone Astray: Chapter 2 – Split
Jacob is a wreck on that bed. I mean, other than a cast on his left arm, his body is
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What if immortality became a reality?
When I was much younger, the fact that one day I’d be here, and the very next I would just
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Gone Astray: Chapter 1 – Where?
The road by the mall is jam packed and so are the sidewalks. The whole area is bustling with activity.
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What if the USSR still existed?
If one were to ask, “What events defined the 20th century?” A typical answer would be the 2 World Wars,
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LOSING TIME (An Acrostic Poem)
Loneliness transcending, ripping through stark days, One at a time, lights are blinding the ways, Silhouettes drifting, yet we’re static
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No Shave November
The congregation of the protein filaments was resonating with an ominous chant; “All hail the glorious Beard”. Fourteen days and
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Vada Poche!
After much deliberation and brainstorming, the Dean of Students’ Welfare (DSW) has mandated all exam invigilators to let students carry
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New Curfew Regulations
Yesterday, NIT Trichy witnessed the passing of a major administrative decision which affects a significant portion of the population on
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Book Review – The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie
This book is the first of many published by the “Queen of Crime” herself. This book contains many elements that
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Made he many a troll feel sorrier, Hours spent daily at his quest; the warrior Spent many hours perfecting his
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The Morning Sun
It was 5:30 am. The morning sun had just risen, painting the sky a deep vermillion and a beautiful stroke
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King of Capitol Hill
Read Sudarshan Suresh’s take on the biggest political crisis we face today, in this creative piece.
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On musings – Part 2
Those who missed the first part of the series, do read On musings. Of course, this was just a seemingly isolated
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India, an olfactory journey
The fifty shades of a Veg Thali, the flashy pink horns of an indifferent Bullock, the bright orange loincloth of
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First year writing content: Special mention
“Mercy. mercy please!”, she shrieked, her body twisted horrendously. She knew she was too old and too drained to even
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First year creative writing contest: Third place entry
The state of the nation
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First year creative writing contest: Second place entry
I wanted to check out the insides of the clock tower. When I walked out, I was in a different
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First year creative writing contest : First place entry
I wanted to check out the insides of the clock tower. When I walked out, I was in a different
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The Tale of Nathan Bedford
The world no longer made any sense to Nathan. He was born into the wrong generation and nobody seemed to
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On musings
This article is the first part of the series. The sun seems offensively bright and cheerful on a day such
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Alternate History- What if the British didn’t colonise India?
The British are generally gentle, amicable people. Content with their tea, crumpets, and occasional historic referendums, they lead rather serene
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