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March 2, 2022
Joyce Yarrow
Poem

Why My Father Swam?

Joyce tells us about a father-daughter relationship in this poem. An exclusive for Different Truths. impossible to solvethe riddle of why his mothergave him to the nunstheir faded eyebrowspinched...

March 1, 2022
Soumya Mukherjee
Cinema, Humour, Music

The Things I Adore: Antidepressant

Inspired by the well-known song, ‘My favourite things’, from TheSound of Music, Soumya pens a parody, full of sparkling wit. An exclusive for Different Truths. Old Monk and Whiskey and beer...

March 1, 2022
Santosh Bakaya
Poem

When the Words Committed Harakiri

Santosh, in her humourous poem, tells us how words handle a writer. “They misuse us, abuse us Malappropriate us,” said words of every hue Confabulating in a word-conference Quivering...

February 28, 2022
Christine Larsen
Cover Story, Memoir, Relationship & Lifestyle

The ‘Bling Rings’ + One!

Christine walks down the memory lane and tells us the tale of bling rings, a dazzling diamond ring, and a lovely pearl ring – two rings with two amazing...

February 28, 2022
Rituparna Khan
Poem

Nature Poet

An evocative poem, by Rituparna, celebrating the Nature poet, exclusively for Different Truths. These dig out bit by bit from the earthy ground, upturn one part of soil and...

February 26, 2022
Prof. Nandini Sahu
Short Story

A Juvenile Love Letter

Prof. Nandini talks of a love affair between a much elderly teacher and a teenage girl. What happened? Did their love fructify. An exclusive for Different Truths. It’s my...

February 26, 2022
Rajashree Mohapatra
Poem

Unscreened Folds

An evocative love poem, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. If it were a paper boat ... Might not be destined to flow If it were cursed ... Might...

February 25, 2022
Dr. Roopali Sircar Gaur
Multiculturalism, People, Place, Travel & Food

Travel Trailing my Bengali Roots

Dr. Roopali rediscovers her Bengali roots not only in Kolkata but in distant lands, the UK and the US, meeting kins in weddings and other festive occasions. An exclusive...

February 25, 2022
Reena Prasad
Poem

The Wingspan Of Sorrow

A poignant poem by Reena. It’s intense and sensuous. If I stoopit is to drink deep of youmy doppelgänger, black and greyI wear your shades better than any otherwanting...

February 24, 2022
Aditi Ghosh
Potpourri

Your Face Reveals Your Truth!

Believe it or not, your thoughts can change your face! Physiognomy studies the face, in particular, to reveal the true person within, says Aditi, in this write-up. An exclusive for...