Ajay Sharma Wins a Round
Soumya tells us about dirty office politics and how the wily ones rule the roost or so it seems. An exclusive for Different Truths. Ajay had been posted as...
There it Flows, My Journey…
An evocative and poignant poem about life’s journey that Dr. Molly takes us through, exclusively for Different Truths. I take you all with me, the morns that woke up...
Kavita Searches the ‘Zen Moment’, Peace & Calm, among Chaos
Kavita Ezekiel Mendonca, a teacher and a renowned poet, carries the legacy of her iconic father, Nissim Ezekiel, one of the founding fathers of modern Indian English poetry. In...
A Wrinkled Smile
A short story based on real life that explores various layers of relationships, by Anumita, our Managing Editor, exclusively for Different Truths. Kathy watched the bony fingers holding her...
With Love, From Benares
For building the premise of sex-workers in Benares many literary pieces had delineated several tales. Zamindars and their consorts, atrophies of Baaijibaris over the time, the fate of their...
The Anatomy of Fear
Atrayee BhattacharyaAtrayee Bhattacharya is an educator and works for an MNC’s CSR wing. In the bustle under the sun, she is a devoted educator, a loving wife, a caring...
The Wife’s Cry
An autobiographical poem, by Pankhuri, that deals with layers of problems, physical, emotional, and more. An exclusive for Different Truths. Well, Tolstoy said The world’s made up of Happy...
Ajay Sharma Learns an Invaluable Lesson
Soumya tells us about the goings on in the corporate world of the banking sector. What is the yardstick for promotions? How did Ajay turn the table? An exclusive...
Aging Gracefully
A poignant poem, by Subramanian, about aging gracefully, exclusively for Different Truths. Ease into the evening of life, a time honoured idiom; Grey hairs alone do not uncover the...
A Tale of Seven Indoor Games
Ruchira tells us the genesis of seven indoor games, revealing many lesser-known facts. An exclusive for Different Truths. For almost half of the ongoing year, I found myself confined to the...