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Mohini Mahadevia, Workshop 4
Little Rohan had always seen the tri-colour being worshipped at his home. His grandfather, father and his favourite Shaan Chachu always wore their tri-colour badges with pride. He always wanted to grow up and follow their footsteps into the army.
This Children’s’ Day, he decided to dress up as the tri-colour and designed his look himself.
“Click a photo and send to Shaan Chachu,” he told his mother.
“Yes, beta,” she said, silently wiping a tear away, for Shaan Chachu was also sporting the tri-colour, this time, wrapped in one.
Mohini Mahadevia, one of the youngest financial planners in the country, based in Mumbai. She attended Short Story Writing Workshop 4
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a beautiful tiny tale. loved it.
Heart touching ?
To convey such a profound thought in this precise manner is a hallmark of a great writer in the making…keep it up
So well written! Very heartfelt!
Felt goosebumps
Awesome
That’s good!
crisp and well written
Great story within little periphery
Reminds me of my chemistry teacher’s comment, 50 years ago, when I was writing my chemistry exam paper.
There is not an extra word in what he writes. Not one!