Reviews - Different Truths

January 26, 2019
T Mukherjee
Curtain Raiser, Events

An Amazing Literary Gala Party by Literoma Publishing Services on Feb 3

A curtain raiser by T Mukherjee from Kolkata about a grand literary gala party, on Feb 3. Different Truths is the English Media partner. A report. This February, Kolkata...

September 25, 2018
Lalit Joshi
Cinema, Cover Story, History & Culture, Special Feature

Africa on Celluloid: A Historical Perspective

From early experiments in making films which mimetically represented European and even American cinema, African directors evolved – as time wore on – into sensitive filmmakers telling local stories...

September 19, 2018
Dr. Navodita Pande
Advocacy, Development, Human Rights, Mass Media

Media Literacy: A Need for Development of India

There are very few mainstream news channels or news organisations that cover developmental issues with the aim of promoting ‘public service journalism’. Most organisations are lost in their need...

September 15, 2018
Sutapa Basu
Book Review, Criticism, Fiction

Genghis Khan: Lessons in Leadership

The writer of the book, Genghis Khan, Sutapa, tells us about her book. Her scholarship and research makes it a must read for one and all. Here’s her critique...

September 6, 2018
Rupa Rao
Human Rights, Music, Tribute

Respect Our Basic Human Right: Aretha Franklin

A tribute to the music Diva, Aretha Franklin, who blossomed into a fine acclaimed artiste, but also a Civil Rights advocate, Native Americans’ rights supporter, Women’s rights advocate, varied...

September 1, 2018
Shernaz Wadia
Book Review

Soothing Serenades: Celebrating Many Shades and Hues of Love

The sixty-two love poems, bring to the fore Bhaskaranand Jha Bhaskar’s mature experience and understanding of love in its various manifestations. He dips into his poetic sensitivity, treating us...

September 1, 2018
Basudeb Chakraborti
Book Review, Criticism

Jernail S. Anand is a Poet of Epic Sensibilities

The poet here tries to analyse the reasons for the decay and degeneration of a modern man. He goes on describing how prophets have come and gone and no...

August 25, 2018
Samrudhi Dash
Book Club

72 Voices Question the Meaning of Independence

Meena Mishra, a school teacher, and an award-winning author, launched an anthology of poems, articles and stories aptly named “Are We Mere Spectators?” The book, that brings together powerful...

August 25, 2018
Basudeb Chakraborti
Book Review, Criticism

Geet: Rooted in the Tradition of Epic

Geet is a modern lyrical epic. What is very important to Anand’s epic is that he has picked up a subject for his epic, which is quite relevant to a...

August 20, 2018
IPA Service
Mass Media, Politics

National TV Media Finally Smell Petrichor: Kerala Bracing Up for More Trouble Ahead

Sad commentary on the media. One man’s death counted more than the lives of thousands. Misplaced priority? But who’s gonna tell that to a media sold to an idea,...

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