A little angry young dog, our pet, is called mad. He is ready to take on huge dogs. An exclusive for Different Truths. There are two Rottweilers in our...
A poem about dealing with grief and mortality, by Shernaz, exclusively for Different Truths. Do we become emotionally hyper in the grave of fossilised grief? Afraid of our mortality...
Sudipta re-examines the Delhi High Court’s split verdict of marital rape. Can a wife say no to sex? An exclusive for Different Truths. In 2015, the RIT foundation of...
Here’s a tongue-in-cheek write-up, by Mitali, about changing names of cities, monuments, roads, to rewrite history. An exclusive for Different Truths. “What’s in a name? That which we call...
Sonali reviews the book, After Grief, by Shikhandin, exclusively for Different Truths. We read various poets/authors from all over the world that sometimes take us to the Utopia or...
Ketaki paints word-images of rural Bengal, celebrating summer, nature, music, and love, exclusively for Different Truths. Walking along the winding village mud paths, Meandering along the paddy field banks....
Dr. Molly celebrates life, in this verse, exclusively for Different Truths. How you pulsate the vital energy coalescing cascading in an upsurge to upend aspirations, always in the tumult...
Summer is a time of fewer vegetables. Ruchira tells us about the not-so-palatable veggies of the season. An exclusive for Different Truths. Come summer, and the enthusiasm of hardcore...