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December 23, 2021
Anika Ghei
Fiction, Special Feature

The Pious Infidel

Intolerance and hatred have existed with its opposite in the public spheres. Here’s Anika’s historical short fiction, in the regular column, exclusively in Different Truths. He was Nizam to us....

December 22, 2021
Mitali Chakravarty
Book Serialisation, Essay, Fiction, Humor

In the Land of the Dragons: Prologue

Mitali’s eight years stay in China made her write a fiction, published in 2014. A few decades ago, it was a country shrouded in mysteries. Much has changed in...

December 22, 2021
Dr. Tzemin Ition Tsai
Fiction, Literature

A Child who Lives in a Glass Bottle – I

December 21, 2021
Monalisa Dash
Fiction

Bliss Molecule – I

December 21, 2021
Lovita J. R. Morang
Fiction, Special Feature, Special Needs

God of Everything Falls

December 21, 2021
Lopamudra Banerjee
Fiction, Short Story

Returning Home

Lopamudra pens an interesting story about two women, unrelated by blood, yet connected with memories. A Special Feature for the International Women’s Day, exclusively for Different Truths. I In...

December 20, 2021
Maureen Shyamala Rajamoney
Fiction

A Double Satisfaction: Mission Accomplished

December 17, 2021
Dr. Roopali Sircar Gaur
Book Extract, Fairs & Festivals, Fiction, Special Feature

Christmas in the Blue Mountains

Narrated by six-year-old, the story is situated in Wellington in the Nilgiris. The Anglo-Indian governess has christened the narrator’s older sister, ‘Porridge’. A short excerpt from Porridge & I,...

November 27, 2021
Dr. Sutanuka Ghosh Roy
Book Review, Fiction

Where Silence Speaks Louder than Words

Dr. Sutanuka reviews, No One an Outsider: Varanasi Tales, by Vivek Nath Mishra. An exclusive for Different Truths. No One an Outsider is Vivek Nath Mishra’s second collection of short stories,...

September 17, 2021
Arindam Roy
Fiction, Short Story

Khuni Khan Jheel: Is the Lake in the Ridge Truly Haunted?

Students of Delhi University, particularly in the North Delhi campus, have heard strange tales from their seniors about the Khuni Khan Jheel, the haunted lake within the wooded Ridge. Twenty five...

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