Kenya: Mind Grazing Over the Meadows of Memory
Dr. Molly recounts her rich experience of a 10-day trip to Kenya. She was a poet-delegate at Kistrech Poetry Festival conducted by Kisii University, Nairobi. An exclusive for Different Truths....
Some Voices that Speak for Soil and Soul!
Sonali reviews the book, After Grief, by Shikhandin, exclusively for Different Truths. We read various poets/authors from all over the world that sometimes take us to the Utopia or...
In Kuala Lumpur: Stork or Stalker?
Dr. Roopali talks about being stalked in Kaula Lumpur. She shares her experience in a unique bird park, exclusively for Different Truths. I was being stalked. Every time I stopped,...
To the Last Syllable of Recorded Time
Dustin’s contextual comments on Kiriti Sengupta’s freshly published work. He critiques and reviews Kirti’s works, ‘Shimmer Spring…’ and ‘Hibuscus…’, exclusively for Different Truths. During the pandemic, publishing both slowed...
Menka: A Poet by Destiny, a Journalist by Choice
Journalist and poet, Menka Shivdasani, looks back at her life and times, spanning four decades. While journalism is a voyage without, poetry is a voyage within. In a candid...
How did I Become a Writer?
oumya walks down the memory lane and shares with us how he became a writer. Find out. An exclusive for Different Truths. This is a story about how I...
Women Struggled More Than a Century for Empowerment
In Copenhagen, 1910, at the Second International Conference of Working Women, German activist Clara Zetkin raised a vote, supported by women from 17 nations, to organise an International Working Women’s Day....
Still I Rise: IWD 2018, Anthology of Poems
On the occasion of the International Women’s Day (IWD) 2018, Different Truths Poets present an anthology of poems, celebrating the woman, in paroxysms of emotions, enigmatic and multilayered, like...
Anthology of Poems on International Women’s Day
African Women and Colonisation
Many of the approaches used to analyse African colonial politics, economies, societies, and cultures were often gender-blind and tended to ignore women’s lives, experiences, contributions, voices, perceptions, representations, and struggles....