Sangeita Chauhaan debuted with the Kannada movie Luv You Alia. The movie was released with Hindi dubbing last week and we at A Journalist Reveals decided to have a small chit chat with her. Excerpts from the interview: Where were you born? Tell us something about your childhood. I was ...

Part 4 Radha felt being slapped lightly and water being sprinkled on her face. She was sitting on a chair, half tied to it. The last thing that she remembered was being tied to it in a semi-conscious state by Vora after being offered some cold drink, which she had ...

Part 3        “Have you gone crazy, Radha?” Mr. Iyer, her editor shouted at her. “No, Sir, I think this is the only way of bringing out the truth.” “How can you judge that?” “I am no judge of anything. I go by my instincts.” As usual, after a bit of ...

Part 2 The second neighbor also banged her door on Radha’s face. As she dejectedly turned to the fourth and the last door on that floor, she spied a woman looking at her from the edge of the door. The moment she realized that Radha was looking at her she ...

Part 1 “Hi, Tasneema! Anything new?” Radha asked the girl sitting inside the telephone booth. “Not much,” Tasneema replied and lowered her voice after looking around discreetly, “other than a theft that took place day before yesterday in the Sea View Apartments. The latch was screwed open together with the ...

Part IV With Vipin training a gun on them, Radha tried to be brave. “You can’t get away with this,” Radha spoke up. “You will leave a witness behind.” “You think I am stupid like your boss. I will kill you first. I would leave a very interesting set up. ...

Part III “I tell you, inspector. I did not kill her.” Radha pleaded. She had been taken to the police station. Just then, Shyam entered the station. “What are you doing here?” Radha demanded. “I called him here,” Inspector Sinha admitted. “What have you gotten you into, Radha?” Shyam regretted. ...

Part II “Caroline? Murdered? Are you sure?” “Sure. It happened right in front of me. We were having dinner. Suddenly, she slumped forward and was dead.” “You were having the same food?” “Yes, but I did not have one item – dal. I have always considered it to be a ...

Part I “Radha, Hello. Where are you?” Asha Goswami waved her hand in front of her friend’s face. Radha Ganguly realized with a start that she had been staring at the lamp beside her bed, switching it successively off and on. Her pillow was half lying on her lap and ...

Dr. Sonia Malik Infertility is childlessness can be seen as a social stigma, especially for women and stigma is a sign of social unacceptability. Childless people are seen as a burden on the society and the economic stability of a community. Parents, in-laws and siblings may become disappointed due to ...