Nihal Khan

Joined April 2025

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I am a professional content creator with 5 years of experience.

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The Strength Behind the Silence
If I told you I was hurting, Would you turn your face away? Or would you sit beside my silence And let your presence stay?
By Nihal Khan8 months ago in Poets
Ink Beneath the Skin
I found the book by accident, a thrift store corner, dust and quiet, wedged between a haunted novel and casseroles from 1983.
By Nihal Khan8 months ago in Poets
The Weight of Love: One Woman’s Story of Caregiving and Survival
For most of her life, Maria had equated love with joy—Sunday dinners with her parents, slow dances with her husband Paul in their tiny kitchen, laughter shared over coffee. But at 63, love started to feel different. It became heavier, complicated, and quietly exhausting. It became labor.
By Nihal Khan8 months ago in Marriage
Lakers Edge Out Rockets in a High-Energy Battle
It was a big night at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The Lakers were ready to take on the Houston Rockets in a game full of energy, excitement, and talent. Fans filled the arena, dressed in purple, gold, red, and white, cheering loudly for their teams. The matchup was between an experienced Lakers team and a young, hungry Rockets squad looking to make a statement.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Gamers
The Exciting World of NBA Games
Every night during the NBA season, basketball fans across the world sit down to watch their favorite teams play. NBA games are full of action, skill, and excitement. Whether it’s a close game with a buzzer-beater or a high-scoring blowout, there’s always something to cheer for.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Gamers
Warriors Outshine Trail Blazers in a Thrilling Showdown
The Golden State Warriors faced off against the Portland Trail Blazers in a highly anticipated NBA matchup last night. The game was filled with excitement, fast plays, and amazing shots. Fans from both teams packed the stadium, cheering loudly and hoping their team would come out on top.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Motivation
The Swing King of England
James Anderson was born in a small town called Burnley in England. Like many boys in his town, he loved playing football and cricket with his friends. But there was something special about the way James held the cricket ball. Even as a young boy, he could swing the ball and make it move in the air. People noticed. His coach noticed. Everyone said, “This boy has something different.”
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Men
The Road Back
In the busy streets of a city named Armanpur, there lived a man named Rafiq. People whispered about him, called him names, and avoided his path. He was known as a criminal. He had been to jail twice—for stealing and fighting. People feared him.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Criminal
The Day the Earth Shook
It was a quiet morning in a small mountain town named Chandipur. The sun had just risen, and the birds were singing. People were starting their day—children getting ready for school, shopkeepers opening their stores, and farmers walking to their fields.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Earth
The Hands That Never Rested
In a quiet town near the hills, lived a woman named Asha. She was a mother of three—two boys and a girl. Her home was small, her clothes were simple, and her hands were always busy. But her heart? It was huge—filled with endless love for her children.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Families
A Light in the Village
In a quiet village surrounded by green fields and tall trees, lived a girl named Meera. She was twelve years old, full of dreams, but her life was very different from the children in big cities. In her village, girls were expected to stay at home, help with chores, and one day get married. School was not seen as something important for girls.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Education
The Whispering Library
In a small town nestled between green hills, there was a library that looked like it came from a fairytale. It had tall wooden doors, round windows, and ivy climbing up its brick walls. The townspeople called it The Whispering Library.
By Nihal Khan9 months ago in Education