Flaws…
An intense and powerful woman-centric poem, by Pragya, exclusively for Different Truths. Hey Can you hear me? Listen to me carefully It’s me… I'm your own I make you,...
Let Your Hearts Flow with Love
Sarala celebrates manifestations of love in nature and life, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Your heart is a wonderful place where love blossoms and grow You are...
Mourning Combined Grief of Men in the Pandemic
Mitali laments the countless deaths, grief and losses during the pandemic. It’s a dirge, exclusively for Different Truths. The combined grief of men matters — the combined pain. ...
Anansi and the Wisdom Pot
Anansi is a part of the African folklore. He a popular character in many regions of Africa and is known by many names. He is a trickster character, someone...
The Punishment
A young student had to face punishment because he had spoken against the corrupt principal. Stanslaus tells us about the deep-rooted corruption in schools in Tanzania. A Different Truths...
Growing Up in Wilderness: African Stories of Doris Lessing
Doris Lessing was born to British parents, Alfred Taylor and Maud Me Veigh, in 1919. After the First World War, her father migrated to Africa and purchased three thousand...
Confetti in a Storm
An intriguing story by Ismail that describes a day in the life of a poet. A Different Truths exclusive for the Special Feature on Africa. I’ve got to. Got...
The Music of Dionysus in Adaptation by Soyinka of the Bacchae and Mukta-dhara by Tagore
Tirthankar’s interesting research paper focusses on Soyinka’s adaptation of The Bacchae of Euripides and seeks to reread this play alongside Mukta-dhara (‘Free Current’) by Tagore. The author of the...