What is Feel Poetry?
Soma tells us about the emerging genre, feel poetry, which is catching on. She ends it with a poem. An exclusive for Different Truths. “Poetry is when an emotion...
Bengali Flicks Based on Shakespeare’s Plays Botched up
Ruchira reviews some Bengali films based on and inspired by Shakespeare’s plays. These have been botched up, she opines. An exclusive for Different Truths. More than five hundred years...
Sillage: An Awakening of the Human Soul
Pushpalatha reviews an anthology of poems, Sillage, by Dr. Alok Kumar Ray, exclusively for Different Truths. Name of the Book: Sillage Genre: English Poetry Author: Dr. Alok Kumar...
Agathokakological Aussie Summer: The Bengali Diaspora in Australia and Indian Cities
An anthology of short stories, Agathokakological Aussie Summer, bridges the Bengali diaspora in Australia and Indian cities. A preview for Different Truths. Words can weave magic, words can transcend borders...
Scientist and Poet at no Conflict: Play of Imagination Leads into Unexplored Areas
Urna interviews Gopal Lahiri, a renowned poet to explore his hunger for creative writing, love with poetry, the play of imagination as a geologist and poet, among other things....
Neelam Intermingles Engineering & Literature for a Sense of Balance
Technocrat and administrator, Neelam Saxena Chandra, tells us what it means to be a poet and author, balancing home, work, and her creative impulse. She has achieved convergence of...
Santosh Bakaya: Imaging is my Mantra for Countering all Negative Thoughts
From this week, we will feature notable poets. Ipsita Ganguli picked the brains of renowned poet, Santosh Bakaya. We also feature five poems that showcase her poetic sensibility. An...
Aug 15, 2020: After 73 Years What’s India like Today?
Rekha critiques India on its Independence Day, with its hits and misses. An exclusive for Different Truths. “Every citizen of India must remember that he is an Indian and...
The Presentday Avataar Assumes the Form of Coronavirus:A Review of Comet Avataar
Himakar TataHimakar Tata, opted for voluntary retirement after serving in the Indian Railway Traffic Service cadre for 20 years, in 2005, as Chief Passenger Transportation Manager, South Western Railway....
Pride and Prejudice: A Romantic Bestseller for Three Centuries
Pride and Prejudice is an 1813 romantic novel of manners written by Jane Austen. Soma reviews it, exclusively for Different Truths. Pride and Prejudice has consistently appeared near the top...