Battle it Out
A poem of struggles, hope and yearning, by Subramanian, exclusively for Different Truths. I yearn for those days of winter-laden November when we had the cold blanket of cares and...
Confetti in a Storm
An intriguing story by Ismail that describes a day in the life of a poet. A Different Truths exclusive for the Special Feature on Africa. I’ve got to. Got...
Holi: A Festival of Love, Joy and Hope
Dr Renu talks about various aspects of Holi, its significance, history, traditions, celebration and how to brace up ourselves for the celebration of this festival in response to the...
Make Sunshine for the Hay
A poignant poem about nature, pandemic, and hope, by Kavita Ezekiel, exclusively for Different Truths. Woke up wondering what I would write todayWhat kind of meaningful words would come...
As if I am a Blank Paper…
Sonali expresses the futility of existence, with hope, in this poem, exclusively for Different Truths. Few words will be written perhaps,perhaps it will either remain empty…some dots, or pause,...
The Fragile Thread of Hope
Enakshi JEnakshi is an educator, an author and a traveller. She loves to learn. Her writings have appeared in The Speaking Tree (Times of India), Woman’s Era, Alive, Infitithoughts,...
Hope
Soma BhowmikSoma Bhowmik wears many hats. She is attached with the creative world as an artist. Her subject is oil painting on canvas. She is an actress and an...
Where Would You Like the Wind to Take You?
Pramila KhadunPramila Khadun is a renowned author and poet. She studied at the SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai. She now lives in Lalmatie, Flacq, Mauritius.
If Dreams had Wings
Vandita DharniVandita Dharni is a merit holder, in post-graduation, in English, from Allahabad University. She also has doctorate degree. She has submitted articles, poems and short stories that have...
Awake Arise Act…
Sarala BalachandranSarala Balachandran was working with an import-export organisation in the administrative department for 38 years. She retired eleven years back. Married, with two sons aged 43 and 36,...