An evocative and enigmatic love poem, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. I have made this earth of your words my home, not keen to ascend to your heaven...
We have had great reformers in our country who valiantly battled against regressive prejudices. But there are some prejudices that pose serious impediments to progress, opines Ram Krishna. An exclusive...
A story of greedy people, their crime and punishment. The pandemic perished them a century back. Here’s a dystopian tale by Soumya. An exclusive for Different Truths. Anuk was...
An enigmatic poem, by Sarala, about love, its loss and regain, exclusively for Different Truths. Remember our childhood days When we ran to the seashore To make sandcastles Sometimes...
Covid-19 virus is mutating faster than we can cope up. The prolonged pandemic has brought humanity on its knees. Rakhi asks what are the way out. An exclusive for...
Nilini reviews an anthology of poems, Still We Sing, edited by Sarita Jenamani. An exclusive for Different Truths. Book: Still We Sing Edited by: Sarita Jenamani Genre: Poetry Pages:...
An evocative poem about a squirrel, with reference in the Ramayana, exclusively for Different Truths I watched the spry squirrel scamper away hearing my footfall, its ear turned to...
Fatehpur Sikri, Agra & Govardhan Parvat On her return from Agra, Dr. Roopali’s family was caught in lashing rains and deluge. She experienced a miracle. Find out how Lord...
For a bunch of children of Kolkata, it was a much-cherished taste of freedom from the digital divide, as they receive free handsets and data cards to access online...
An evocative love poem, by Rajashree, exclusively for Different Truths. Here you are like warm blood coursing through my veins, my umpteen body a river in spate that flows...