Let Go…
Sarala tells us to let go and move on, in this verse, exclusively for Different Truths. Yesterday has bid adieu With happiness or sorrow whatever It’s past and let...
The Storm
Two cyclones hit our coasts, recently. Dr. Priyamita’s evocative short story tells us about another storm, raging within. An exclusive for Different Truths. Abhi (Abhishek) looked fondly at the...
The Tragic Heroes of Mahabharata: A Study of Major Characters
This in-depth article, by Dr. Jernail attempts to venture into a study of the main characters of Mahabharata as tragic heroes. An exclusive for Different Truths. Mahabharata is the...
The Wild March Winds …
As cyclones ravage us, Sarala remembers the romance of March winds, in this evocative love poem, exclusively for Different Truths. The March winds Swept away her heart To the...
Olive Green All the Way – I
Dr. Roopali tells us about the boon and bane of being an army brat and witnessing crisscrossing the length and breadth of the country, every two years, with her...
War
A powerful and poignant protest poem, by Rituparna, exclusively for Different Truths. Why should not I if I have that power? It is my nature to steal and snatch....
Architectural Heritage of Rajasthan: The Palaces of Jaipur
We are introducing a new weekly series, architectural heritage of Rajasthan, by Dr Parneet and Dr Kiran. It will focus on the most attractive palaces, forts, and Havelis that...
On his Beckoning
A surreal poem, by Harinder, where she meets the Bard, exclusively for Different Truths. Writing, sitting on my armchair, Soon, I could no sounds hear. With a pen and...
Who are Asexual People?
Shormita talks about asexual people, who are a minuscule in the gender study spectrum. An exclusive for Different Truths. First, we need to understand the word asexual. Asexual is...
A Sartorial Rebellion
A powerful and an intense woman-centric protest poem, by Dr. Roopali, exclusively for Different Truths. They frowned at the shorts. Women’s legs are immensely desirable. Undesirable hairy legs belong...