Short Stories Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

A Love without Touch

20th September 202220th September 2022 Indralee Chetia crush, love

The next day in class, the same boy sat in the empty seat in front of me. During the entire lecture, he tried to steal glances at me.

Illustration of teacher, student, doctor near blackboard in a classroom

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A Teacher’s Farewell

20th September 202220th September 2022 Shivam Uniyal teacher, teacher-student, Teachers' Day

No hand rose and there was pin drop silence in the class. Tr Aarti then wrote out a third point, ‘Why don’t you want to become a teacher?’

Cartoon illustration of teacher, student and dog with papers flying

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Homework

24th August 202225th August 2022 Manjiri Manjunath Pai Dukle homework, school, student, teacher

Ms Smita was right to not expect this kind of behaviour from Shlok. After all, he was one of the best students in the class.

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The Great COVID-19 Museum

25th July 202225th August 2022 Pratibha Sharma class trip, Covid-19

For the students, this trip was an unexpected journey, but for us teachers, it was like going back in time and experiencing it all again.

Illustration of boy hitting ball with cricket bat near broken vase and a ring

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A Sixer and a Surprise

23rd April 202225th August 2022 Manjiri Manjunath Pai Dukle cricket

The ball had gone flying through Sakaram Uncle’s window! Now Sakaram Uncle was a strict man. No one had ever seen him smile.

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