The one thing we siblings heard way too often during our growing up years was – ‘Be Grateful’. As teenagers particularly, we had (or so we thought) lots to...
Arindam at DifferentTruths.com mourns the explosive Middle East crisis, a grim tragedy, urging global unity against war’s horrors. All have blood on their hands, sticky and red;Netanyahu booms ahead,...
Meher, in this war zone story set in Syria, deals with the impoverished villagers, their hopes, fears, deceits, insecurities, and more – in Different Truths. Nabeel had never seen...
Prof Nandini reviews CHICAGO–125, that triumphantly reclaims Swami Vivekananda’s universal vision, offering a critical compass for our fractured modern world, exclusively for Different Truths. This volume, CHICAGO–125 critically engages with the...
Dr Molly’s poem describes fallen humanity crying out “Bargained Peace”, a painful illusion built on vested interests, fuelling endless cycles of war, greed, and destruction, for Different Truths. Bargained...
Inspired by Darwish’s “Rita and Rifle,” Dr Amitabh’s poem explores Gaza’s enduring suffering and the loss of love amidst conflict. Here are the two poems for Different Truths. Gaza...
Francesco’s poem is about the heart of darkness; a wind of war whispers tales of death, silence, and distant hope for Different Truths. That windthat carries with itthe smell...
Since October 7, 2023, the Middle East has plunged into crisis. What began as a local conflict now escalates, threatening global stability and economies, opines Baljeet, exclusively for Different...
Two films, one spine-chilling and one soul-stirring—Stree 2 and Chhaava—redefine Indian cinema with wit, war, and wonder. A comparative review by Sukanya, exclusively for Different Truths. What unfolds when...
Priyadarshani’s poem explores the haunting aftermath of war, where peace is fragile and the past haunts the present lives of those left behind, exclusively for Different Truths. The ink...
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