tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-53464164797761460852026-03-28T16:45:42.391+05:30Since centuries they have been dwelling in this land, migrating to places & forms, awaiting reincarnation. From the dark forests to the crowded bazaars - from abandoned forts to lonely village roads – they are still there, everywhere. Urbanization may simply camouflage them but their reflections can be sensed by those open to their vibes. Discover the history of supernatural elements in India, read spooky tales & tell your own. India’s very own SPOOK-STATION calls you…….Rohithttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01955709237199138333noreply@blogger.comBlogger29125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5346416479776146085.post-75549800131587975202014-11-28T01:27:00.002+05:302014-11-28T01:31:15.079+05:30

Greetings & a zillion apologies for months long absence. To be frank - there were lots of in & outs - meeting people, trying to figure out how this could work out - getting more & more (textual) contributions to make the website worthwhile. It's you who kept me driven throughout - a million salutes buddy! Well - all that's history - get set to reawaken your IHT in a totally new

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Hi everyone, It has been nearly an year that Indian Horror Tales (IHT) has been online serving Indian spooky tales and encounters all across the globe - it was a fun journey, we got to learn a lot, and with all the pats and scolds - the journey was really worth it. But now, with all the responses coming across, we have decided to move on to set a concrete destination for Indian supernatural

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A Personal Encounter by Sunil (Kanpur)  This is an incident I witnessed when I was 14 years old. I had been to my village during Holi (a festival in India). One day, I went to my Uncle’s farm in the evening to play with my friends. After some time, all my friends went home, leaving me with my pet puppy Sheru.  It was getting dark when I saw a girl aged 10 to 14 years watching us

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A Personal Encounter by Vishal Jadhav (Pune, Maharashtra) (This article has been rewritten partially / entirely so as to optimize it for typos, grammar and sentence construction. Care has been taken so as to preserve the original series of events and the related details.) Hi everyone, today I am going to narrate a true story that took place with me and six of my friends in the year of

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A Personal Encounter by Six6six (Ahmedabad, Gujarat) I have always been a very skeptic person that never believed in anything until every possibility was checked closely. I never knew that my habit of getting to the bottom of every situation might lead me into something really serious and now i think something is always there around me, watching me constantly. It all started 5 - 6 years

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A Personal Encounter by Rohit (Pune) For those of you who have never been to Pune or to the Sinhagad Fort residing close by, this is a small introduction. The Sinhagad Fort (Sinhgarh, Sinhgad – previously known as the Kondhana; Sinh-garh means the Lion’s Fort) is a 1,300 meter high fortress, the history of which goes beyond the 14th century. The fort has seen some of the most epic events in the

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A Personal Encounter by Keval (Mumbai, Maharashtra)  Though I was born and schooled in Mumbai, I went abroad to the US to complete my further education. Since I lived abroad for years, my perception about the Indian traditions completely changed and I even started making fun of them. Once I grew old, I decided to stay in the US forever, as I had settled down in my own ways. I told my

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A Personal Encounter by Maahi (Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh) This event happened with the most bully guys of my college. I was a student of Babu Benarsi Das Lucknow. My college was in a bit distant area Chinhat after the last stop of city bus either we had to walk for 2 kms or take auto.  Few kilometers far from our college there was a town known as Barabanki - this place is mostly

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A Personal Encounter by Anonymous (Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh) I had joined a job in NIIT Jaipur (Rajasthan) at Raja Park Center but i was living in the guest house of my elder brother who was working in SPCL and very often i left alone in the guest house. That area was near jagatpura a bit outer area but not in solitude it was well developed. The biggest problem in jaipur was of drinking

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A Personal Encounter by Sahil (Mumbai, Maharashtra) This happened to me when I was in my first year of college, it is quite spooky because I am sure it is not a ghost. It is something that is very real yet very strange. It all started when I was on my way to college, I was at the signal, when a car right next to me caught my eye, a very beautiful woman was engrossed typing something on her

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A Personal Encounter by R. S. Raghavan (New Delhi) My experience is a true experience of the unexplained. Though my parents didn't share these experiences with anyone, this is the first time this story is being shared. I am now 44 years old. When i was 16 yrs old in 1984, my parents shifted house from janakpuri where we had our own flat to a government quarters Type 5 in Dev Nagar area of

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It is said that stories leave behind footprints. A life drops tiny pebbles of milestones at every little corner of its stupendous journey. Most of the popular ghost stories in India have always had a stage (a house, a cremation ground or an office) which had a tragedy supporting it from beneath. A traumatic death, a mortal accident, untamed love or whatsoever! Today, we have a story that

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Indian, a land of diverse religions, castes and sub-castes has inherited a treasure of supernatural myths and legends. There is a typical segment of haunted beliefs in the different states of this vast land. The legendary ghosts are typically classified based on their religion, time & nature of death, place of death and so on. The deeper you study these legends, the deeper you will gain an

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Image Source: rajasthantrip.com All of us know that India with its rich and long history was ruled by the British for almost 150 years, until 1947, when India rose to freedom. The first war for independence, popular as the Indian Mutiny started long back in 1857, and so did this ghost story from India. Back then, when the soldiers were called ‘sepoys’ and India was divided into

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Image Source: aloneatnightscarystories.blogspot.com India is a land of myths & legends – centuries of profound history has given this land endless fables rising from every nook & corner. When it comes to ghostly icons, one is obviously drawn to the globally acclaimed vampires, werewolves & Halloween charades. However, it is quite interesting to note that Indian Ghost Stories have

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Image Source: Delhihotels.travel Haunted Destinations in India! You’ll find loads of them; even our National Capital has not been spared. Yes, there are many haunted places in Delhi. Many true Indian ghost stories have been acknowledged here and one of them is in the Delhi Cantonment. Delhi Cantonment popularly referred to as Delhi Cantt is one of the three statutory towns that make up

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India – the Golden Bird has had a rich history dating back through centuries. Numerous civilizations, reigns and eras – this land has been a spectator to glorious happenings along with many tragedies. The impressions of these magnificent centuries can very well be seen through the various historical monuments spread across the country. Source:  historyinworld.blogspot.com 

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As described by Pradhuman (Pune) India is full of myths and legends – the roots of which sometimes take you back by centuries. The historical monuments, excavation sites, abandoned villages and dark forests – each of them have a typical set of haunts attached to them. Indians have always cherished these haunts & the Indian ghost stories associated with them – the legends run through

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From shadowy figures, strange mists and apparitions to angels and demons, India has experienced it all. Many of these incidents verified by the experts, Indian ghost stories have been into the talking since ages. Horror movies are being directed, and T.V. serials are being shown, the world has learnt to make a business out of Indian horror tales. Apparently, when such an incident takes

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A Personal Encounter by Anwar (Pune) Since my childhood, I have been sensitive (and often attracted) to paranormal vibes. My folks tell me how I (as a kid) used to wander away into abandoned houses & forests, simply lured by such vibes. However, I chose to suppress these feelings, since they would lead me nowhere. Currently, I am pursuing my engineering from Pune (Maharashtra, India).

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Every country, religion, tradition, caste has its own set of beliefs and disbeliefs. India leads this suite when it comes to having a set of beliefs. India, a country which believes in Unity-in-Diversity has diverse beliefs right from a person’s birth till his death. They believe that ghosts are considered to be mere unfortunate souls exist as a result of being cursed or having committed

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A Personal Encounter by Shekhar (Mumbai, Maharashtra) Hi everyone, this is Shekhar from Mumbai. Just thought of sharing this bizarre incident I came across when I was at a friend’s place, about two years ago. I was spending a night at his place near CP Tank. It was an age-old place, probably dating back to the British era – a typical Mumbai styled chawl. His room was on the topmost floor

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A Personal Encounter by Dr. Girija Kulkarni (Pune, Maharashtra) This happened when I was into my second year of Medical School. Usually we had to stay back in the hospitals either to assist the seniors or work over our cases. Let me confess that I, being the first doctor in our family, was never used to seeing so much of blood, pain & death lying around - not to mention the nauseous

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Indian Ghost Stories or Indian horror tales – Ever tried googling these words? Sixty search pages and hundreds of web sites with millions of incidences is the result you would get. So, one can imagine the impact these paranormal activities impose on human life. India, a country with its rich history, certainly filled with mysteries is where you’ ll find legends and folktales about paranormal

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Historic Wonders, Unsolved Mysteries, Aliens, so-proclaimed Haunted Places, and anything superhuman always enjoys a special treatment since ages – it’s as if people are repelled by the single instance of a ‘dull boring routine life’. Some incidents attract global attention while many stay confined to that region. Many others are diplomatically buried down and people remain aloof of what

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