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December 10, 2022
Inderjeet Mani
Short Story

Caught in a Trap at the Station!

The protagonist travels within and without, exploring relationships and loss – feeling trapped in this gripping story by Inderjeet. Find out more in this exclusive for Different Truths. “Do...

December 10, 2022
Francesco Favetta
Poem

Mother’s Courage

Here’s Francesco’s poignant poem about a thousand battles, losses and a welcome of the soldiers, encapsulated in mother’s courage – exclusively for Different Truths. Evening falls in the fields...

December 9, 2022
Ann Skelton
Book Review, Poem

Poets Celebrate Female Gods in Indian Folklore

Ann reviews, Tapestry of Women in Indian Mythology (Poems), edited by Dr Meenakshi Mohan, and a foreword by Devdutt Pattanaik – exclusively for Different Truths. The image of a...

December 9, 2022
Dr Jyothsnaphanija
Poem

Writing on a Tree

An evocative poem by Dr Jyothsnaphanija on music and love – exclusively for Different Truths. Thick plainness as a soda Ice like migraine Slowing down thoughts As a relief...

December 8, 2022
Ruchira Adhikari Ghosh
Food

Cauliflower: A Versatile Vegetable for Vegetarians & Non-vegetarians

Cauliflower jells very quickly with everything, vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisines, says Ruchira – exclusively for Different Truths. Cauliflower, or Phulkopi in Bangla, is the king of vegetables, reigning in full glory...

December 8, 2022
Monika Ajay Kaul
Poem

Like the Moonlight, I’ll…

An evocative love poem that serenades nature, by Monika, exclusively for Different Truths. When sprigs of a tree become swaying silhouettes, When lustre touches the mien of the graphite...

December 7, 2022
Ananta Kumar Singh
Poem

A Glimpse of Love

A poignant love poem, by Ananta, exclusively for Different Truths. Love at first sight Why are you Quiet? Agony and coyness in your eye Utterance of shy Love at...

December 6, 2022
Soumya Mukherjee
Humor, Potpourri

A Landline & a Government Office’s Babudom

The babudom and apathy of a government office are like absurd drama, realises Soumya, a government officer, post-retirement. Could he get his landline disconnected? Find out in an exclusive...

December 6, 2022
Meher Pestonji
Poem

The Enemy Within

An evocative body poem, as Meher describes it, exclusively for Different Truths. I live at the mercy of a liver that dictates what I can eat what I can’t...

December 5, 2022
Shernaz Wadia
Gender, Human Rights

Why is it a Curse to be a Girl-child?

Shernaz fictionalises a real-life account where the daughter, a girl-child, in dire need of kidney transplant was left uncared for. No medical expenses were provisioned for her since she...

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