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Priya Sanjay Tandon

Like Father – Like Sun

Like Father – Like Sun

Some of us are born to be extroverts and make friends with any Tom, Dick or Harry that comes our way. Such people can talk to any person and smile at strangers with ease. That’s the way Vineet’s father was. But Vineet seemed to be poles apart from

Giving Blood

Giving Blood

Love, they say is unconditional. Love is pure. Love knows only about giving it asks for no favours in return. A little girl needed blood right away. Hers was a rare blood group and there was no blood ready in the blood bank that would be acceptable to her. The

The Value Of Krishna

The Value Of Krishna

Satyabhama wanted her husband Lord Krishna, to be completely under her control. One day she talked to Sage Narada about her desire and asked him to tell her a way to gain complete control over Krishna. Sage Narada, understood that this lady was very selfish, so he decided to teach

Looking For Me

Looking For Me

It had been raining all day. The sky was overcast with dark clouds. The gurgling sounds of thunder rented through the sky and streaks of lightning speared through the dense blanket of clouds. School had just got over and the children were filing into the school bus. Harihar, an autistic

Greedy Pig

Greedy Pig

This is a story for children. Once upon a time all the organs of the body of a boy discussed that each of them did some work or the other to get food, but the stomach alone consumed it all. In that sense, the stomach was the lone beneficiary. The

The Pencil

The Pencil

Some days back we happened to attend a very interesting talk by a learned man. Besides the other things he talked about, he told us some things about a pencil; simple things that we never happen to think about. But, they were very meaningful. So, though they are not a

Narayana Seva

Narayana Seva

It is said that Nar seva (service to man), is Narayan seva (service to God). A rich landlord was organizing a ‘langar’ i.e. community feeding in a temple. Basically it was meant to be for poor people. They were served rice, dal, vegetables, rotis and last of all, a