Here is a poem by Soumya, about a lady doctor, a gallant knight, exclusively for Different Truths. You see that lady all in white? She is our own gallant...
An intense, woman-centric poem, by Dr. Roopali, exclusively for Different Truths. For you alone the roasted yams and the lentils…. you have eaten enough, have you not eaten your husband our...
Nabanita reviews Nishi Pulugurtha travel memoirs, Out in the Open, exclusively for Different Truths. Book: Out in the Open Author: Nishi Pulugurtha Genre: Travel memoirs Pages: 200 Publisher: Author’s...
An evocative poem about the loss of love, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. Drunken night was weeping in pain, Murky sky was whispering rain Stars had lost their...
As an homage to the singer Baul Shah Abdul Karim, Prof. Sonjoy transcreates a baul song from Bengali into English. An exclusive for Different Truths. Without you I cannot...
Soma tells us about the emerging genre, feel poetry, which is catching on. She ends it with a poem. An exclusive for Different Truths. “Poetry is when an emotion...
An artist and a poet, Nibedita tells us about kitchendom, a woman’s world, in this poem. The painting is by her too. An exclusive for Different Truths. pressure cooker...
An evocative and poignant love poem by Dr Sonia, exclusively for Different Truths And this time when she loved She was complete within Not very taking Liberally giving Expansion...
Anjali, a teenager, explores the beauty of thoughts in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. There is a lot of beauty in the actions of a person who reads....
Prof. Seema profiles ace athlete, Milkha Singh and his wife, Nirmal Milkha Singh. Theirs was a storybook romance and they left this world in quick succession. Their togetherness in...
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