Nastanirh (Lonely wife): Rabindranath Tagore

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The story revolves around a woman and her suppressed individulity and emotion. Charulata is a woman who handles the household of Bhupati, a rennaisance man of the bengal new age. Bhupati believes that his wife is quite gifted and fears that her talent might not end up in manging the household, therefore he summons his carefree paternal cousin Amal to help to encourage her talent.Meanwhile Charulata develops an unusual bond with Amal. In the year 1964 the celluloid version of Nastanirh was made by the veteran film director Satyajit Ray and was named 'Charulata'.

Horla: Guy de Maupassant

In the form of a journal the narrator expresses his thoughts and anguish that had been troubling the narrator since he had seen a three masted boat. The narrator feels there is an unknown supernatural being in the boat which is coming to hunt him down.He finally comes to know after reading a lot that the unknown supernatural being  (Horla)  is feeding his life while the narrator is asleep.

Signalman : - Charles Dickens

It is a short story about a railway signalman, who encounters often with a ghost. Each time the ghost warns the signalman about the future mishaps.

Sadgati (The Deliverence) - Munshi Premchand

The story reveals the deep rooted prejudice for caste and how it is engulfing the conscience of humans in rural India. The story is a masterpiece by Munshi Premchand, the celluloid version of which was made in 1981 by the great Indian director Satyajit Ray.

The Gold Bug: Edgar Allan Poe

It is the world's first treasure hunt story following clues

Samapti ( The Conclusion) - Rabindranath Tagore

This Short story is an extract from the famous short story compilation of Tagore "Golpoguccha". The Story is about an educated bengali who falls for the reckless girl in village after returning to his hometown. The journey of the union two extreme minds had made this short story a real masterpiece

The Happy Prince- Oscar wilde