Anoucheka celebrates summer as shapes poems within her. An exclusive for Different Truths. Summer rolls inTangling my gaze in its warmthDazzling my eyes to such an extentThat, blinded, I...
While the marginalisation and exploitation of Bengali widows is a sad tale, their ability to navigate and negotiate against the odds, created a rich repertoire of vegetarian dishes in...
Against all odds, the poet clings to the rope of hope, in this poem by Sarala, exclusively for Different Truths. Life is a long tight ropeI swing in hope,...
Sunil talks about the caged life in a metropolis and the wish to break the fetters to merge with nature. An exclusive for Different Truths. A tiny totlooks at...
Soumya takes us on a tour of Africa, replete with nature’s wonder and unpredictability of travelling. An exclusive for Different Truths. Jambo, welcome to the endless grasslands. Serengeti, a...
Despite progress, women in India are at a disadvantage with lower literacy rate, female foeticide, disadvantaged employment and the responsibility to run the home alone, states Enakshi. An exclusive...
As the world celebrated the International Day of the Girl Child on 11th October amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it was vital to put spotlight on the key factors hampering girls’...
An evocative love poem, interweaving Nature as a metaphor, by Suchismita, exclusively for Different Truths. Summer kisses put the ethnicityOn the cheeks of modern winter,You look like a stunning...
Vijayhardik talks about the race for the fourth place and the last spot available for qualifying for the play-offs. Apart from CSK, all the teams have a chance of making it to...
An enigmatic, inward-looking love poem, by Saanj, exclusively for Different Truths. My heart stands still…The world around races,My mind a fuzzy haze,All around the blurry faces.The truth yet glares...
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