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November 28, 2022
Dr Azam Gill
Cover Story, Opinion, Politics, Religion

Conflicts and Challenges of the Sacred and the Profane

Azam explores the complex layers of the sacred and the profane. He traces philosophical meanings, conflicts, and challenges in this eclectic opinion piece – exclusively for Different Truths. Nineteenth-century...

November 28, 2022
K. S. Subramanian
Poem

To Live Life All Over Again

A contemplative poem about life and its philosophy by Subramanian – exclusively for Different Truths. Let me not do a U-turn of my neck to see the past. Skill...

November 26, 2022
Dr. Roopali Sircar Gaur
Book Review

The Journey of the First Indian Woman Army Officer

Dr Roopali reviews Olive Green to Beauty Queen by Ankita Srivastava, the life story of the first woman officer in the Army narrated with hilarity and sensitivity – exclusively...

November 26, 2022
Sushant Thapa
Poem

An Excuse for Beauty

An evocative poem about nature and beauty by Sushant – exclusively for Different Truths. From a fair life, A rose is plucked. The intellect is teased, Heart starts guiding...

November 25, 2022
Anumita Roy
Travel & Food, Food

Finger-licking Notun Gur Cheesecake

November 25, 2022
Tirthankar Das Purkayastha
Poem

The Geraniums

A lyrical, bitter-sweet poem by Dr Tirthankar – exclusively for Different Truths. Give her the right of way, the woman gave the geraniums one day more to breathe before...

November 24, 2022
Ruchira Adhikari Ghosh
Food

A Tale of Strange Snacks

Ruchira shares some strange snacks, a joy for the foodies – exclusively for Different Truths. The dictionary meaning of snack is asmall amount of food eaten between important meals...

November 24, 2022
Harinder Cheema
Poem

Nature Versus Man: Resolving Conflicts

Nature does not discriminate; people do, rues Harinder in this poem. She aspires a conflict resolution – exclusively for Different Truths. The benevolent Sun gives its sunshine to one...

November 23, 2022
Prof. Swaraj Raj
Poem

a koel sings

Dr Swaraj celebrates the plaintive crescendo of a love-sick koel in this micro poem – exclusively for Different Truths. leaves rustle the glistening red eye peeps out a love-sick...

November 22, 2022
Soumya Mukherjee
History & Culture, People, Travel & Food

A Security Personnel and a Gatekeeper Poet

A security guard doubled as a guide. He was an Ahom, perhaps a descendant of this forgotten kingdom, and he was a writer, poet, and musician by vocation. A...

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