A Passage To India Novels & Stories

As she took in her surroundings, a surge of anticipation and wonder coursed through her veins. "India," she whispered, her voice tinged with awe. "We're finally here." Haider smiled, his eyes shining with a mixture of pride and affection. "Yes, my love. India awaits us, with all its mysteries, colors, and enchantment." As they stepped out of the private jet, the air seemed to carry a sense of vibrancy and intrigue. The bustling sounds and vibrant hues of India surrounded them, immersing them in a world rich with culture and adventure. It was a place of contrasts, where ancient traditions intertwined with modern aspirations.

Victoria quickly took glance inside content of bag and found stacks of dollar bills along with her passport. With cold stares she took her bag along and headed out not before tossing her cell phone on bed, Victoria walked out and quickly halted a cab and headed straight towards airport… On counter she booked a seat on very first flight to India but to her misfortunate the next available flight to India was in Midnight. Feeling helpless Victoria decided to sit in lounge until her flight, she deliberately indulged herself in reading magazines however her mind was lost in track Panchi and Kabir wellbeing, she was leaving this country without Kabir knowledge… it was hard but necessary decision f

Aisha pov: Its 5.00 am in the morning, I am getting dressed as my taxi is already waiting for me downstairs, Nooo..! I am not leaving India, I know Yesterday Vivan suggested me to return back to new York, I know I should taken his suggestion into consideration but I have already risked many thing to come here in India and now after learning something new about my parents identity I could not simply go back to New York without having answers to all my questions, anyways so today I am heading towards a village name “HALDU KHATA” I saw this name when I was busy checking my parents case file, I saw that it was written as my mother birth place, I wasn’t sure if that information was true or not bu

he said immediately after seeing her pale face. As per their plan, They were getting ready to move India by next day. At that time, Madhan got a call from Akshadh and he informed about Allen's adoption. Later, Madhan informed this to Dhiya. Happy tears fell from her eyes. She controlled everything and they reached the airport. After getting into the flight, Dhiya laid her head back to the seat. Travelling again to India, started flashing the memories one by one. She closed her eyes and those past days where she missed Akshadh badly occupied her fully and the memories took her to the past...

How could you make my life easy when you're the reason my life is so difficult in the first place. But I guess, being a prisoner in your home ground would be much better than being caged in an unknown country. And I knew I couldn't give up, so what if, someday, I finally got lucky, finally God would bless me and somehow I could manage to get out from this man's trap. I knew it was impossible here, but it's something that could be made possible back in India. So going back to India, might be the best shot of me gaining my freedom back.

Anya waved the papers in his face. He snorted as Anya turned around and left the place. She went directly to her office. The papers were photocopies of shipping bills and truck consignment notes for a drug consignment that was going to reach Pune the next night, via roadways from Mumbai, the financial capital of India. For the cops, Mumbai was like the drug and mafia capital of India. The consignment’s onward course wasn’t mentioned but if she got her hands on this one, she would be able to convince Siya, the commissioner, to hand the narcotics case over to her.

She wanted to have peace and live happily, especially when she knew that her life would not last long. "Let's go," Jared said, holding her on her waist behind him as he led her to their car and opened the passenger door for her before he went to the driver seat. They are both quiet on their way to the mall, but Jared breaks that silence. "What do you want to do first when we get there?" he asked.

It was like a sick raccoon. After some time she gave me my boarding pass. My phone rang and I saw it was Amy. I picked it up. "Yes, my panda ...yes I did that. Yeah, I'm just going... hmm. Will message you reaching there. Bye.. love you." I hung up. I looked at my boarding pass. Finally! Nobody can stop me now. My India, iam coming. I called my mom but she didn't pick up so I left a message for her. I smiled and walked towards my side terminal. I was almost going to pass it when someone called me.

I picked up the suitcase I had packed earlier and left by the door. I did not turn off the lights. I slipped the spare key back through the gap beneath the door. Then, I turned and walked down the stairs. I did not look back once.

Her modelling, charm, and determination had finally paid off. Isabella, Sonia, Gloria, Vipin, Lawrence, and others were scheduled to leave India for Brazil the next day, as the aeroplane could carry forty people at a time. Her time in India had been fantastic, and she cherished the memories she had created with her director, Mahesh. Both envisaged a memorable photoshoot session that would capture the essence of her journey and serve as a lasting memory of her time in India.