Horror stories has always been a favourite genre. Horror is a combination of an adrenaline rush and an opportunity to learn about dealing with scary situations.

Welcome to the Episode 4 of Timeless Stories with Nina. It is the first horror story   of my podcast. Harmonium, is an original story written by Debapriyo Sen. Set   amidst the royalty and timelessness of Kolkata which was the first British   capital of India, Harmonium is a spine chilling thriller and the writer has   done a fantastic job of capturing every scene with great detail.

Disclaimer: 

This episode contains description of alcohol consumption. Please understand that I Nina in no way am supporting or promoting alcohol consumption. The writers use these elements just for the purpose of entertainment and not for promoting such abuses, I hope that my audience will also keep that in mind and enjoy the story as a fiction. 

The story is a work of absolute fiction and bears no resemblance with anyone living or dead, even if the story has resemblance with someone it is completely coincidental and not done on purpose.  

 This story is an Original, any form of plagiarism will lead me to take serious legal actions against the person(s). 

Welcome to the Episode 3 of Timeless Stories with Nina. In this episode I shall read Rabindra Nath Tagore's, English transaltion of Tasher Desh...The Kingdom of Cards 

The Kingdom of Cards, written by Kabiguru Rabindra Nath Tagore is a cheerful, humorous, satirical portrayal of a society ruled by strict conventions. Though the story can be classified as a comedy, one cannot ignore the political and satirical undertone.

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Nobel Laureate and world poet Kabi Guru Rabindranath Tagore has gifted us with beautiful short stories. His stories touch the most sensitive side of the human emotions, many a times unspoken… 

Welcome to the Episode 2 of Timeless Stories with Nina. Rabindra Nath Tagore's The Postmaster 

The Postmaster is a story of a city-bred young man forced to live in a remote village. Necessity drove him to spend his evenings in the company of a simple orphan girl Ratan. It is loneliness that makes the postmaster take an interest in Ratan for a compnay and decide to teach her. It is also, to an extent, Ratan's own loneliness that encourages her to form what seems like a friendship with the postmaster.... Let me take you through a beautiful journey of unspoken human emotions...

If you have an interesting story to share, write to me at
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