Us, just us
Here’s an evocative love poem by Nilakshi, as we celebrate the season of fertility and bounty, in Different Truths. Will there be a time When there’ll be usJust usWaiting for...
The Order of the Day
Debarati explores the melancholic beauty of a fading year, blending urban decay, memory, and life’s cyclical nature, highlighting the fleeting nature of time, exclusively for Different Truths. The edges...
A Time for Reflection: An Untrodden Path & Human Transience
Sumita translates the song “Jakhon porbe na mor paayer chinnho ei baate,” by Rabindranath Tagore, exclusively for Different Truths. Tagore contemplates the impermanence of life and the insignificance of...
The Watch: A Window to the Past, Present, and Future
Dr. Sanjukta’s poem highlights the fleeting nature of time and the importance of making the most of every moment, exclusively for Different Truths. “It’s time you had a watch,”She...
Breaking Free: The Nighttime Escape of the Captive Soul
Sangeeta’s poem is about a prisoner of dreams who yearned for freedom, finding solace in the night’s whispered secrets, exclusively for Different Truths. When the night skyPainted dots,And all...
A Roman Holiday
Ruchira tells us of her visit to Rome, the eternal city, many moons ago, in the weekly column, exclusively in Different Truths. Rome has as sobriquet: The Eternal City....
Living One Day at a Time
A confidence-boosting poem by Shalini, exclusively for Different Truths. Come, girl, it is not the end of the world,you still have a long way to goand the age is...
Three Reasons you Should Resort to Pure Clay Cookware Sets
Ritambhara tells us three benefits of using clay cookware sets instead of all sorts of cookware that are made up of metals and Teflon coatings on them to the...
Rhyme of the Dark Skin
A poignant verse about fairness, dark skin, and true beauty by Farheen, in DifferentTruths. Played in the sun and tanned her face In happiness quotient, she bagged first placeNo time...
The Right Shade of Feminism
Feminism has many layers of meaning. Tooba critiques it, saying that with concepts like feminism, it is sad that much of what it never stood for is now attributed...