Love as Light, Light as Love
An evocative love poem, by Amita, exclusively for Different Truths. You are my voice. I am your poem. My lyrics Light up Your unborn tunes, Awaken your music Beyond...
Babumoshai’s Passion for Fish isn’t Fishy!
Ruchira tells us how fish and Bengalis are inseparable. She recounts their favourite fishes. An exclusive for Different Truths. A Bengali takes to fish just as a duck takes...
The Dawn
Dr. Piku paints the beauty of the dawn, in word-images, celebrating life, exclusively for Different Truths. When the foggy morning haze Mingles with the yellow lights And the sleepy...
Omar Sharif: A Multi-faceted Personality
Mira talks about the life and times of Omar Sharif in a tribute to the great actor. A heartthrob of millions, he was a linguist, excellent Bridge player, author and...
Arranged Marriage: The Wheel Goes Full Circle!
Tongue-in-cheek, Soumya talks of arranged marriages, with sparkling wit. An exclusive for Different Truths. There’s was an arranged marriage He was a romantic soul but without the charm to...
Ruminating Nature!
Poet-painter, Monika, celebrates the resplendent nature, in this poem, and a painting, exclusively for Different Truths. Give me the azure of the sky and I shall have coherence. In...
Why is a Woman Prone to Depression?
The pressures to perform ably at home are higher on women. They are enslaved to slog in the male-dominated society. Her complex physiology, pre-menopause and menopause, emotional vulnerability, lack of appreciation...
A Prayer
A protest poem, a prayer to Lord Ram, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. Hey Ram, My dear, ever revered, Lord! Now that the palace at Purushottam Is blemished...
What Makes Dilip Mohaptra’s Short Stories Universally Appealing?
Dr. Santosh reviews Dilip Mohapatra’s collection of short stories, ‘More than Meets the Eye’. An exclusive for Different Truths. This collection of 25 short stories – some short, some...
Your Name
A protest poem, by Sutputra, that talks of identity, politics and fanaticism, exclusively for Different Truths. If they ask you your name don’t say it trust me they don’t...