A Story About Two Runaway Children
A poignant poem, by Shivani, about crime against children. For the two children, an escape from home was a journey from the frying pan to the fire. An exclusive...
Migration & Spirituality: Travelling Gods, the Voyage Within
When people migrate to distant lands, their faith, belief, and Gods travel with them. Dr. Deepanita maps the spiritual journey, exclusively for Different Truths. Spirituality is peaceful. It is...
Dreaming Dhaka on the River Buri-Ganga
Memories of people, boatmen, food, songs, a river, encapsulates the agony of a migrant father, in this poem, by Dr. Roopali. An exclusive for Different Truths. When you grow...
Using Home Cameras to Monitor the Elderly
Rita tells us how technology can be used to take care of the elderly. Patient Safety day is on September 17. A Special Feature exclusively for Different Truths. We’ve...
The Attic: Reliving its Story
An evocative poem about the attic and old age from Deeya Robbed she stands, bearing scars all over her putrid skin; dust-settled fungi-smeared; stale from the air over yester-years...
Indian Apartheid: A Different Colour Blindness
Soumya rues about the prevalent Indian Apartheid, discriminating people based on skin colour. An analysis for Different Truths. In our childhood we read the school stories of Billy Bunter,...
Who Shall Command the Skylark Not to Sing[i]…
An evocative and poignant poem, by Dr. Molly, celebrating nature and hope, exclusively for Different Truths. Sing it must, the skylark facing the sun, ...
Technology & Identity: From Image to Selfie-Junkies
An erudite deliberation by Dr. Swaraj how technology altered our identity. From image-junkies we have transformed to selfie-junkies. An exclusive for Different Truths. It is commonplace that as inventors...
Varuna
A poignant poem about nature and man, by Subramanian, exclusively for Different Truths. This ancient city waits for monsoon With bated breath, thwarted often; Now the sky is kinder,...
Redefining Parenting: Are we Force Feeding Our Kids?
Mani tells us how she learned from a mistake. It’s improper to force feed our little children. An exclusive for Different Truths. The food tastes better when one is...