Reminiscing DT
The domain name of our eMagazine, was finalised Sept 27, 2015. In less than two months, our first story was posted, Nov 13, 2015. Initially there were two of...
How Music Saved My Life!
Those were the days of Hippie movement and flower children. While life and living seemed gloomy, music was the much needed panacea. Here’s a personal account how of music saved...
Food, Friendship and Fantastic Stories
An Irani grandpa, with a Devil’s charm, has nine names. His grandson calls him Batman. His fantastic stories add to the taste of the delicious food. He casts a spell....
God Bless us!
Shrines and roadside temples mushroom all over the country. Abhilasha takes a view of gods and superstitions in this tongue-in-cheek account. Lord Hanuman is often considered by some as the...
A Leap of Faith & the Wages of Fear
Sunil, a Military Free Fall Instructor of the Indian Air Force, talks of the trials and tribulations of daring acts. He faces fears before winning over those. An exclusive...
The Great Divide
An intense woman-centric poem, about love, abandonment, parochial patriarchy and more, exclusively for Different Truths. The painted bridge On either side The great divide Between what was and what...
A Very Different Story: Love Deepens – II
Cyber love and long-distance relationship melted the 2000 Km distance between them. In the second part of the novella, by Prof. Nandini, love deepens. What happened to these love...
Too Old to Create? Never!
A cancer warrior, Christine is battling with the fourth stage. In this poem, she returns to her childhood, a Special Feature, on the World Cancer Day, celebrated every year,...
An Old-world Charm & Laidback Setting for Stories
Chaitali reviews, The Ghumi Days, a collection of 18 short stories, by Dr. Nabanita Sengupta. An exclusive for Different Truths. As I was leafing leisurely through The Ghumi Days, a nostalgic...
Bakul Katha: A New Life in a Fresh Language
Dr Sutanuka Ghosh Roy, reviews Bakul Katha, by Lopamudra Banerjee. An exclusive for Different Truths. Anthony Burgess once said, “Translation is not a matter of words only: It is a...