Ep #1 — It’s yet another week without much hope on basically anything, and days just drift away with a pinch of happiness even for things we at times take as granted. Then, this day comes, with a necessity of writing something, which I started four weeks back. Reflecting back on my previous…

It’s just after twenty past nineteen on the nineteenth, and the dark knight has slowly crept in among the dazzling city lights. This has been yet another day where you would have a scheduled event for a duration and the rest of the day revolves around thinking around it –…

(Part-2 of “A Tale of a Traveler Bag”) So, for those who haven’t seen the previous story of mine, I was saying a story that emphasized more on my owner (which I recommend to read here at https://link.medium.com/SUrKwtLTEib ). Now that me and the other bags were at the airport…

(Part - 1 of “A Tale of a Traveler Bag”) It was months after the global pandemic, which had almost reset the Earth. His days were simply same after he had one last laugh on his work, where he didn’t take me. Times went like this: he would wake up…

Picture taken during Mutthaiah Muralitharan’s final test match, where he took his 800th wicket. The title of the article might have surprised some and infuriated some. But, it is indeed true, if you think over. For once, you list your friends who are diehard fans of Sachin Tendulkar, the G.O.A.T. of batting (In fact, the author has massive respect for him), and fans of other prominent cricketers. Were you able to find at least one or two fans of this man? If you had found, then you are awesome. I am sure that most of us would not find even a single person who is a “Fan” of this man, even though they will all say “I like him!”, or “The man with 800 wickets!”. So, I think I can probably list out the reasons for the caption to be true in the following paragraphs.