Oh, it’s the living in the City
Here is a poem by Samina Tahreem, exclusively for Different Truths You planned and you made it,I am here ‘cause I never wanted to leave.When I dream, I dream...
Leh
Dr. Swaraj’s micro-poem and photo, exclusively for Different Truths. proclaiming human pridesnaking through the mountainsa grey asphalt road Photograph by the poet
From Love to Loss: Calcutta’s Tragic Transformation
Dr Molly’s poem critiques Calcutta’s tragic irony of violence, contrasting its spiritual aura and humanitarianism, calling for empathy and justice, exclusively for Different Truths. O, Calcutta!I weep! how our...
No Fair and Square
Madhu’s poignant poem, exclusively for Different Truths, explores themes of mortality, loss, and time passage through autumn, highlighting the beauty of nature and the pursuit of justice. The road...
India’s Forgotten Voices: A Call for Social Justice
Saranya’s poem highlights India’s struggle with inequality, violence, and oppression for women, urging the nation to redefine freedom as inclusive and equitable for all, exclusively for Different Truths. Happy...
Tagore, a Global Denizen
Rituparna dedicates a poem, in Bengali, to the Bard of Shantiniketan, as Special Feature, on his 159th birth anniversary. An exclusive for Different Truths. In all emotions of our lives...
Tagore’s ‘Bir Guru’
Dr. Parneet pays her homage to the Bard, telling us how he eulogised the last Sikh Guru Gobind Singh, as a brave warrior. A special feature, exclusively for Different...
For Tagore, the Bearded Bard
Dr Paramita shares her experience with Tagore, as she grew up. She pens a poem in his tribute, as part of the Special Feature,. an exclusive for Different Truths....
