Chintpurni Himachal

Rhea Kapoor is a glamorous social media influencer with millions of followers and a meticulously curated online life. But behind the filters, she longs for authenticity and a deeper connection. On a trip to Himachal Pradesh for a friend’s wedding, she meets Karan Deshmukh, a nature-loving conservationist who lives off the grid and despises technology. As their romance blossoms offline, Rhea hides her influencer identity, enjoying the peace of an unfiltered relationship. However, when Karan learns about her online fame, misunderstandings, and tension arise. Can their love survive in a world where private moments become public and technology threatens to disconnect them? Offline Love is a heartwarming, funny, and dramatic journey about finding balance between the real and digital worlds.

In the quiet village of Chamba, nestled in the heart of Himachal Pradesh, India, 14-year-old Aman Sharma leads a simple life. As the eldest son of a humble farming family, his days are filled with hard work and dreams of a brighter future. But when a mysterious, futuristic education system named EduMaster 1.0 suddenly appears before him, his life turns unexpectedly. Unsure of what to make of this strange system, Aman embarks on a journey of discovery and learning. As he navigates through the system's complexities, he finds himself drawn into a world of knowledge beyond his wildest dreams. But with great power comes great responsibility, and Aman soon realizes that his newfound abilities could change his life and the world around him. "Mastering Knowledge: The System of a Lifetime" is a tale of growth, discovery, and the transformative power of education. Join Aman as he navigates the trials and tribulations of rural life, the challenges of advanced learning, and the thrill of uncovering the secrets of a system that could revolutionize the world of education.

Simran is an NRI, and is married off in a little village in the hills of Himachal Pradesh. She, who has lived abroad all her life among luxury and servants accepts this marriage proposal only because her father wished that she marry there. Though hesitant, whether she will be able to adjust to a totally different culture and environment , she marries because she instantly falls in love with the man her father had chosen for her. The man is a handsome, tall and dynamic personality, known by everyone in the village. People look upto him and aspire to be like him. Suddenly she finds herself in an environment totally opposite to what she had been living in. The story shows the journey of Simran from the tender age of twenty to fifty. The ups and downs she faces along the journey of life. Her once so loving husband changes into an abusive and short tempered person. Ultimately she reaches a point where she breaks down and has to take a big decision. Will that decision make her life or take her life to a totally new direction?

Jana gana mana …" The schoolboy squirmed. Another two minutes? He knew he should stand at attention. The drillmaster's cane loomed large."Vindhya Himachal …"He grunted in discomfort. This was unbearable. He considered making a dash; after all he was in the last row. What if the master noticed? The cane loomed again. He gritted his teeth."Tava shubha …"This is it. He cast his eyes around."Jaya he …"He started running."Jaya he …"He was almost there."Jaya he …"The chorus floated from afar. He was already in the toilet, heaving a relieved sigh. --Subramaniam Mohan, Chennai   THE WINDOW (2nd Prize) On a windy winter morning, a woman looked out of the window.The only thing she saw, a garden. A smile spread across her face as she spotted Maria, her daughter, in the middle of the garden enjoying the weather. It started drizzling. Maria started dancing joyfully.She tried to wave to her daughter, but her elbow was stuck, her arm hurt, her smile turned upside down. Reality came crashing down as the drizzle turned into a storm. Maria's murdered corpse consumed her mind.On a windy winter morning, a woman looked out of the window of her jail cell. Jana gana mana …" The schoolboy squirmed. Another two minutes? He knew he should stand at attention. The drillmaster's cane loomed large."Vindhya Himachal …"He grunted in discomfort. This was unbearable. He considered making a dash; after all he was in the last row. What if the master noticed? The cane loomed again. He gritted his teeth."Tava shubha …"This is it. He cast his eyes around."Jaya he …"He started running."Jaya he …"He was almost there."Jaya he …"The chorus floated from afar. He was already in the toilet, heaving a relieved sigh. --Subramaniam Mohan, Chennai   THE WINDOW (2nd Prize) On a windy winter morning, a woman looked out of the window.The only thing she saw, a garden. A smile spread across her face as she spotted Maria, her daughter, in the middle of the garden enjoying the weather. It started drizzling. Maria started dancing joyfully.She tried to wave to her daughter, but her elbow was stuck, her arm hurt, her smile turned upside down. Reality came crashing down as the drizzle turned into a storm. Maria's murdered corpse consumed her mind.On a windy winter morning, a woman looked out of the window of her jail cell.