A boy ridiculed was indeed one with a utopian view, says Harinder, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. People called him insane He was teased as a ‘boy...
In the second part of the series, Dr. Parneet and Dr. Kiran tell us about the architectural splendour of the Amer Fort in Jaipur, and Jal Mahal at Deeg,...
Rekha takes stock of the changed lifestyle due to the pandemic and reminds us that the new normal is perhaps abnormal. An exclusive for Different Truths. India is gripped,...
A poet and a photographer, Sunil and Rob, celebrate the beauty of nature to create two photo-poems together, exclusively for Different Truths. The mix of light and gloom, fragility...
Shormita explores the world of the queers and asks why it is being questioned even now. An exclusive for Different Truths. The word queerness comes from queer; it describes...
This poem, by Niharika, attempts to discuss the recklessness of humans during the pandemic, and the natural responsibility of the cicadas. An exclusive for Different Truths. I step gingerly...
Here’s a surrealist account by Mitali, with subtle humour, about her hair. An exclusive for Different Truths. One day I woke up a silver blonde — like Steve Martin....
Manuvadi, among other tags, hurt Soumya. Here he talks about the ancient Hindu treatise, one of the six surviving Smritis, which is often misunderstood. An exclusive for Different Truths....
Here are Ram Krishna’s ten short poems about the pandemic exclusively for Different Truths. #1. Emoji Life has sent me An emoji Unable to read its mood ...
Here is Ratan Mani’s in-depth political analysis as election pitch builds up for the 2022 Assembly Election in Uttar Pradesh. We are introducing a fortnightly column, beginning this week,...