Dr Swaraj talks about snoring, replete with scholarship, wit, and humour – exclusively for Different Truths. We had a hearty talk about the idiosyncrasies of some of our...
Duska talks of the many sides of poets in an inward looking verse, seeking comradeship, at the close of the poem. Poets are a gang,pretending nomads,indecisive interpretersof banalities and...
Ruchira, in a candid interview with Rabindra Sangeet exponent Srabani Nag, who is also a mathematics teacher. An exclusive for Different Truths. Singer Srabani Nag has completed twenty-five years (and...
Ritambhara dreams of a beautiful world of her dreams, where there is happiness, joy, and glee, a safe world for children. A Different Truths exclusive. A smile on every...
Here’s a poem of protest and hope, by Neelam, in Different Truths. When you can rather speak than soil your feet halfway through let your voice be heard without...
Soumya shares the pleasures of eating out with his parents. The experiences changed over a period. Learn more – in the exclusive for Different Truths. My parents were very...
Here’s an irreverent poem about poets, poems, deadlines, and rejections, by Dr Roopali, exclusively for Different Truths. The sudden closing of Windows and doors. Lying quietly on the floor With...
Sudipta rues that gender discrimination is embedded in our social psyche. It begins from the homes where children discriminate between their parents – an exclusive for Different Truths. We...
A poem of longing and desire, by Tirthankar, exclusively for Different Truths. At the farthest end of a shimmering road, vague and hardly audible was a song sung by...
Is love doomed? Is Rudra cursed? Here’s a soulful short story by Anumita. Her eyebrows were not really arched; they were more like wings with the little black bindi...