Paresh Chandra Mangaraj

Insecure Man And Unfaithful Wife Syndrome Or IMUWS

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Sachi’s sunny smile was a thing to be enjoyed. His dark and freckled face with gaping teeth became alive when he flashed his radiant smile. He was a peon in our office. Very often, when he was free, he used to come to me. I always offered a seat to him and exchanged pleasantries with [...]

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A Bowl of Hair Dye and An Intimation Of Immortality

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Yesterday my wife, with a bowl of hair dye in her hand, approached and requested me to dye her hair. I said, “you know, I don’t like dying hairs myself, so I have let them be as they are. If yours are getting white you also let them be that way. Moreover, I am 55 [...]

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Two Hundred Days In The Wonder World Of Facebook – and what I have learned from it.

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When I look back on the time I have spent in Facebook during the last 200 days in which I have been an active member, something very remarkable stands out in my experiences that I think fit to share among friends. First, Facebook shattered some beliefs and myths that I had long since held in [...]

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God Lay Crushed Under A Wall

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                  One day as I was coming down the road on my way home, after my classes in the college were over, I heard the loud wailing of a woman. Usually no adults in this part of the world wailed so loudly. If someone had to wail [...]

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The Art Of Brushing Teeth Or A Point Of Entry Into Eternity

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This morning, a strange thing happened. While I was going through an otherwise excellent article by friend Pudugram on body, mind and soul; some of his words, which he remarked no doubt jocularly, jumped off the page at me and immediately I was overcome with a swarm of emotions. I am quoting those words. “I [...]

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