Publication may take up to four weeks from the date of submission of the write-up, depending on the number of submissions we receive. Once accepted, the article / poem / short story will be published as and when we have space.Daijiworld will not assume responsibility for factual errors in the submission. The article / poem / short story should not be targeted directly or indirectly at any individual/group/community.Contributors are requested to be patient. Mails/calls on the status of the submission will not be entertained. Daijiworld reserves the right to reject submissions without prior notice.
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The other day while I was relaxing with my child at the entrance of the apartment, two men appeared there and one of them said ‘my car ran out of engine oil, can I borrow some cash from you? I will return it by evening.’ Beggars can’t be choosers! But my experience with them has proved this notion wrong.
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