An intense woman-centric poem, where she struggles for her identity, exclusively for Different Truths. Ever since I married My name was such a bother I had a ready package...
An evocative, soul-searching poem, by Anoucheka, exclusively for Different Truths. The world, though peopled, Is an empty place, Surrounded by filthy air And murky waters All which allow...
An evocative, inward-looking poem, by Monika, exclusively for Different Truths Let me remain a poet, verses etched on my soul. Artistry ebbing from the corners of my heart,...
Enakshi takes a hard look at the huge surge of Covid-19 cases coupled with a shortage of vaccines, hospital beds, oxygen, etc. An exclusive for Different Truths. They say,...
Contrary to the oft quoted adage, name matters a lot, confesses Soumya. Here’s his humorous take, exclusively for Different Truths. “What’s in a name? That which we call a...
On Friday, a storm lashed Delhi. Dr Amrinder celebrates the storm, reminding us of Tagore, exclusively for Different Truths. In the eye of a storm I’m caught And brace...
Dr. Sutanuka reviews Pregnant: Collection of Sonnets by Rajorshi Patranabis. An exclusive for Different Truths. Title: Pregnant: Collection of Sonnets Author: Rajorshi Patranabis Page: 72 By profession, Rajorshi Patranabis is a...
Enakshi reviews William Ottoway’s Utopia and Other Stories, a collection of five short stories, by Christopher Griffith. An exclusive for Different Truths. Book: William Ottoway’s Utopia and Other Stories Author: Christopher...
Sarika was born and raised in a beautiful small town, Digboi. She tells us about picturesque Assam and a delectable fish in yogurt, doi maach. A special feature on...
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