Curiosity Kills the Katha

• Assessing performance of one s student is what every teacher does many times in his/her career. But what if the teacher is a terrorist trainer and the student a suicide bomber?
• What if a visit to a historical place throws up an unexpected opportunity to listen to a firsthand report of the  event from a person who had been present?
• This is the age when everyone talks about zero tolerance to corruption. How would one react to a typical malpractice at a railway booking counter?
• When does a deal become a steal? Or more importantly does stealing make a purchase a better deal?

These and other similar questions are discussed in Curiosity Kills the Katha, a collection of humorous yet thought provoking stories with surprising endings.