Incredible Stories! (210)

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Ankit

Votes18
0

Life, To be continued...

ankitsadda.blogspot.com - The life as I've seen and I've experienced. Right from the day I was born to the present time!
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Chandresh Joshi

Votes10
25

She taught me, what is Love

chandreshkaleidoscope.wordpress.com - Story of a school boy who experienced his first love.
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Abid

Votes7
36

Mr. Powell Thanks and No Thanks

galli-number-3.blogspot.com - Every rule natural or man-made has an exception, doesnt it?
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Abid

Votes21
36

Death Rehearsal

galli-number-3.blogspot.com - This is what it means when we say - Escaping from the jaws of death
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G V Krishnan

Votes10
40

Kabul calling

gvk2.wordpress.com - The vehicles parked outside the cafes had European number plates, and carried windshield placards offering a seat to London for 50 pounds sterling. Vans, Land-Rovers, and bigger coaches on their...
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Navin Mathew

Votes15
48

'Dont Worry'

myrootsmywings.com - The incredible story of how one cycle ride expanded the horizons of thought in me
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Dr Laxmi Todiwan

Votes16
29

The best trip of my life

laxmitodiwan.blogspot.com - Chose this trip to Lonavla as the best trip of my life as it was a very spontaneous one and we all had fun. The kids loved the monsoon outing.
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Kaushal Mahesh Gupta

Votes6
65

Mumbai - Nothing Can Be Lost If You Can Find It

errorsandkaushal.com - This is about my real life experience in #Mumbai and it makes me a Proud Mumbaikar..!!
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Prashant

Votes8
51

privilege of time when changed to scarcity of time

coffeefumes.blogspot.com - A great experience of meeting someone during my travel. Those short cheerful moment.
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SanGee

Votes13
48

The Step well of Abhaneri

tripwip.com - Step wells are fascinating. In the days past, not only were they sources of water; they were used as rest houses by weary travellers, as temples and as a community center...
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