Everyone has a Box
Raja explores the evolution of memory from mahogany trunks to digital clouds in this poignant poem for DifferentTruths.com. Like it or not, it’s trueJust like the cold you catch...
Lost in Time: The Magical World of Nonte-Phonte and the Childhood Left Behind
Mowmita reminisces on DifferentTruths.com about the enduring magic of Bengali comics, where ink-and-paper characters defined a golden, innocent childhood. AI Summary Keywords: Bengali comics, Shuktara, Nonte-Phonte, Handa-Bhonda, childhood nostalgia, Batul...
Market Spotlight: Reliance Revives Kelvinator in Epic Brand Heist
Reliance Retail’s acquisition of Kelvinator revives memories of India’s first refrigerators—nostalgic childhood heirlooms marking a domestic revolution. Dr Ritu explores this legacy for Different Truths. AI Summary · Reliance Retail...
Sonajhuri Secrets: Where Jasmine Petals and Past Meet
Gopal Lahiri’s haibun captures the poignant ache of memory, tracing a map back to the silent, sun-drenched landscapes of Sonajhuri, for Different Truths. Someday, little light gets into my...
Haunting Nostalgia: A Migrant’s Emotional Reckoning
Amita’s evocative poem explores how migration irrevocably changes one’s relationship with memory, time, and the self, for Different Truths. An NRI, my label oftwenty-one years.I visit home, the same...
Unveiling Love and Life in the Poetry of Meenakshi Mohan
In an exclusive conversation for Different Truths, Lopamudra candidly interviews Meenakshi Mohan of ‘Symphonies of Life’ , discussing life’s non-linearity, her book’s themes, and her writing journey. The mystic...
Haunted by the Past: A Love Lost and Found
Gautam recalls a lonely soul seeking solace in the tranquillity of hills and the cigarette smoke, exclusively for Different Truths, lost in forgotten love. A long the ago, Mirza...
Durga Puja Nostalgia: Opening an Old Album and the Paroxysms of Emotions
Freshly returned from South America, first time Durga Puja to experience yet the vast unsettled feeling from being brought to a quite stringent and conservative environment in Batanagar from the...
For the Ashes of my Father and the Temples of my Gods*
Dr. Roopali tells us about voyages to distant lands. Her father’s family left Dhaka during his childhood. It stayed with him. A highly decorated Air Force officer, her Rakhi...
Growing Up in Wilderness: African Stories of Doris Lessing
Doris Lessing was born to British parents, Alfred Taylor and Maud Me Veigh, in 1919. After the First World War, her father migrated to Africa and purchased three thousand...