February 5, 2026

Literature

June 30, 2023
Prof. Swaraj Raj
Poem

Green Rain

An evocative micro-poem about rain by Dr Swaraj, exclusively for Different Truths. green rain patters wet with desire a barbet pours his rhapsodies a silvery-white morning Photo by the...

June 28, 2023
Dr Sanjukta Dasgupta
Poem

In this poem, Dr Sanjukta navigates the enigmatic territory between the present and beyond in a chaotic world of fragmented identities – exclusively for Different Truths. Stately, perpendicular Peripatetic,...

June 27, 2023
Daipayan Nair
Poem

Ten Senryus

Here are ten Senryus, by Daipayan, that evoke cynicism and humour, exclusively for Different Truths. 1. till the next raindrop our cigarettes 2. morning lane the knife sharpener starts...

June 26, 2023
Dr Chetna Sharma
Poem

I am Fifty Percent of You

Here’s Dr Chetna’s tribute to her mother on her 70th birthday, on Sunday, June 25, exclusively for Different Truths. I am fifty percent of you, dear Mom, A reflection...

June 24, 2023
Saeed Ibrahim
Short Story

The Rendezvous: A Tale of Love and Doubt at the Mysore Palace

A story of meeting and falling in love by Saeed exclusively for Different Truths Sonali was punctual to a fault, always arriving several minutes earlier than the appointed time...

June 24, 2023
Santosh Bakaya
Book Review, Poem

Ananya Chatterjee’s Book Illuminates the Depths of Emotions

Santosh reviews Barefoot on Splintered Glass by Ananya Chatterjee — exclusively for Different Truths. In her blog, Ananya Chatterjee calls herself an ‘intuitive poet’, who has never made a...

June 23, 2023
Monika Ajay Kaul
Arts, Cover Story, Criticism, Poem

A Poetry-Painting Intersection: Tennyson and Waterhouse’s The Lady of Shalott

Monika, an Art-historian, critiques ‘The Lady of Shalott’, a poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson, and a painting of the same name by John William Waterhouse. It’s a unique intersection of poetry...

June 23, 2023
Lipsa Giri
Poem

Forgetting

June 22, 2023
Kalpana Singh-Chitnis
Poem

Indus-Hind: Beloved India and Sindh

In this intense narrative poem, Kalpana talks about India and Sindh, displaying ancient power, enduring magnificence, and resilience in their civilisations – exclusively for Different Truths. With the first light...

June 21, 2023
Dr Sanjukta Dasgupta
Poem

Exploring Life’s Transformations with a Watch

In this poem, Dr Sanjukta tells us that with a watch on her wrist, she’s captivated by its ticking, fascinated by each passing moment as life unfolds. An exclusive...

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