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January 14, 2023
Dr. Sutanuka Ghosh Roy
Book Review, Poem

‘A Song, Half & Half’ Explores Layers of Love

Dr Sutanuka reviews Prof Nandini Sahu’s love poems in A Song, Half and Half – exclusively for Different Truths. A Song, Half and Half, is a selection of Nandini Sahu’s...

January 14, 2023
Dr. Roopali Sircar Gaur
Poem

Vulnerability: A Saga of a Parrot & a Crow

Dr Roopali’s poignant ballad about a parrot and a crow – exclusively for Different Truths. There lived In another age a green parrot in an iron cage. It shut...

January 13, 2023
Dr. Roopali Sircar Gaur
Special Needs, Travel

Are we Indians Sensitive to People with Disabilities?

Dr Roopali finds that we, in India, are less sensitive than we should be with people with disabilities. The experiences in the US and other western countries were positive –...

January 13, 2023
Mandakini Bhattacherya
Poem

The Stairwell

An evocative poem by Mandakini that blends the mundane with the transcendent – exclusively for Different Truths. The rickety staircases of sunlight go nowhere. One could climb up and down all...

January 12, 2023
Ruchira Adhikari Ghosh
Cinema, Reviews

A Mixed Fare: Tollywood Movies in 2022

Ruchira revisits and reviews nine Tollywood films, a mixed fare – exclusively for Different Truths. It was a mixed bag of Tollywood films last year (2022). A few were...

January 12, 2023
Dr Jyothsnaphanija
Poem

Sleep

Dr Jyothsnaphanija blends rivers, tonic, trees, et al., to the music of piano, in this verse – exclusively for Different Truths. River in May Flowing like apple cider vinegar-smelling...

January 11, 2023
Francesco Favetta
Poem

To My Father!

An autobiographical poem by Francesco, dedicated to his father – exclusively for Different Truths. Father your face your Life and your hardened hands sweat on the forehead dignity dressed...

January 10, 2023
Soumya Mukherjee
Humour, Travelogue

Vignettes of Vietnam

Soumya takes us on a tour of Vietnam to discover a mix of Indian cities, villages, streets, food and language, and more – replete with wit and humour, exclusively...

January 10, 2023
Madinabonu Muhammadrizaeva
Poem

Our Teacher

Madinabonu, an Uzbek poet, eulogises a teacher in this poem – exclusively for Different Truths. The gardens become fallen leaves, If it has no gardener, The wolf appears in...

January 9, 2023
Swati Kumar
History & Culture, Identity, Tribes

Lost Identity & History: A Piece of Gold

For centuries before the arrival of the British colonial administration, most Yoruba already lived in well-structured urban centres, informs Swati, in an eclectic write-up – exclusively for Different Truths. Wúrà tó...