White If it goes into the tire, it changes the speed of the vehicle worth lakhs of rupees.. Similarly, if a small negative thought goes into the mind, it stops both the speed and progress of a man.... ©Cricket

Cricket

White कुछ रिश्तों को अगर सही वक़्त पर खुद से दूर करने की हिम्मत आजाय तो फिर कोई भी दर्द नासूर नहीं बन सकता... ©KK क्षत्राणी

KK क्षत्राणी

In a bustling city, a scientist named Ava developed the perfect smartphone, capable of predicting and solving problems before they even arose. One day, the phone's screen flickered and displayed a single message: “Goodbye, Ava.” Confused, Ava turned to the phone for answers, only to see it power down for the last time. The next day, the city was flooded with chaos, and Ava's invention had vanished, leaving only a mystery of a device that knew its own end. Years later, Ava’s granddaughter discovered a dusty box in the attic. Inside was the old phone and a note: “To prevent the future I saw, I had to become part of it.” ©twisha ray

twisha ray

Life is like a cup of water—simple and essential. Sometimes it's clear and refreshing, other times it’s filled with unexpected flavors. How we drink it, savoring every drop or gulping it down, shapes our experience and determines our appreciation for the moments in between. ©twisha ray

twisha ray

White If it goes into the tire, it changes the speed of the vehicle worth lakhs of rupees.. Similarly, if a small negative thought goes into the mind, it stops both the speed and progress of a man.... ©Cricket

Cricket

White कुछ रिश्तों को अगर सही वक़्त पर खुद से दूर करने की हिम्मत आजाय तो फिर कोई भी दर्द नासूर नहीं बन सकता... ©KK क्षत्राणी

KK क्षत्राणी

In a bustling city, a scientist named Ava developed the perfect smartphone, capable of predicting and solving problems before they even arose. One day, the phone's screen flickered and displayed a single message: “Goodbye, Ava.” Confused, Ava turned to the phone for answers, only to see it power down for the last time. The next day, the city was flooded with chaos, and Ava's invention had vanished, leaving only a mystery of a device that knew its own end. Years later, Ava’s granddaughter discovered a dusty box in the attic. Inside was the old phone and a note: “To prevent the future I saw, I had to become part of it.” ©twisha ray

twisha ray

Life is like a cup of water—simple and essential. Sometimes it's clear and refreshing, other times it’s filled with unexpected flavors. How we drink it, savoring every drop or gulping it down, shapes our experience and determines our appreciation for the moments in between. ©twisha ray

twisha ray