Sister Soni
Dr Jyothsnaphanija profiles a compassionate principal in this verse – exclusively for Different Truths. If I think of her now, I see her as A strict and compassionate principal...
Not so Funny
Humourist Soumya plays Love Guru and advices a young couple, recalling what his wife had to say about marrying him, in the weekly column, exclusively in Different Truths. Recently at a...
Broken Parts
A poem of pain by Lopamudra, for Different Truths. The broken parts of me aches In lonely hours Shed tears without any sound I diligently cover up my wound...
Heaven on Earth: A Wanderlust Called Ladakh!
Ladakh is the confluence of old and rich cultural history; it embodies wanderlust, opines Sarika in this travelogue – exclusively for Different Truths. Ladakh the beauty lies in the...
A Northern Shoveler
Poet-photographer Dr Swaraj’s evocative and visual verse captures a unique essence – exclusively for Different Truths. dredging waters still the sinking sun rippling gold a northern shoveler Photo by...
An Epic Bard’s War Sky and Other Poems
Dr Sudipta reviews Prof Harihar Mishra’s book, War Sky and Other Poems – exclusively for Different Truths. Prof Harihar Mishra, as a phenomenal author of Odia literature, upholds the...
The Crushed Roses
Here’s an evocative love poem by Harinder – exclusively for Different Truths. He would wait with bated breath just to get a glimpse of her He worshipped her just...
International Women’s Day 2023: Let Women Fly High!
Dr Molly deliberates on International Women’s Day and opines that they should be allowed to fly high – a Special Feature exclusively for Different Truths. How much water had...
Wedding Travels & Travails: Marital Turned Martial – II
In the second part, Dr Roopali tells us how a marital venue turned martial; also how girls gatecrashed in another wedding. What happened at these places? Find out –...
Holi in the Land of Radha-Krishna
A happy go lucky photographer, Satadal shares his experience of shooting Holi pictures in the Braj Bhumi – the land of Radha, Krishna, Dauji and Gopis. It was a sheer...