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April 18, 2016
Sukanya Juno Biswas
Heritage, Ruins

Machu Picchu: Revisiting the Wonders of the Lost Incan City

Sukanya takes us down the memory lane. She recalls that it was in 1999 that she went to Peru. They hiked four days up the Andes to finally reach the...

April 18, 2016
James Cairns
Criticism

Sensual Mysticism of Anca Challenges the World

James delves into the creative world of the artist-poet, Anca Mihaela Bruma, a Romanian gymnast of yesteryears, who teaches business studies in Dubai. A global citizen, who stayed in four continents,...

April 18, 2016
Tatjana Debeljacki
Poem

Bare Face

A bold and stark poem by Tatjana I’ve been sick since the very start, I don’t care up to the very end of the game. They lost it. What...

April 17, 2016
Anca Mihaela Bruma
Poem

Gnostic Sagacity

In this poem, Anca transcends her smaller self to realise her larger self. She moves from the person she is to the truth she seeks. I am the seeker of...

April 17, 2016
Piyali Callahan
Relationship & Lifestyle

How was your day?

Piyali reminisces a day in her life and a casual conversation with her 16-year-old daughter, while working in the kitchen. What appears as an apparent listless day suddenly becomes very meaningful....

April 15, 2016
Ampat Varghese Koshy
Books

Exhuming the Self

An eminent poet, Ampat Koshy reviews Rochelle Potkar’s collection of poems, Four Degrees of Separation, for Different Truths. Rochelle needs to be read for her images, her vocabulary, her language, her...

April 15, 2016
Sukanya Juno Biswas
Poem

Of a cat, a dog and two Children

In this nonsense verse, Sukanya talks of a cat, a dog and two children. In a town in Texas where the cactus grow wild there lived in that house...

April 14, 2016
Different Truths News Service
Dissent, Politics

Intensify Struggle against Caste Oppression: CPI(ML) – New Democracy

Struggle against caste oppression should be made part and parcel of all democratic struggles. It is very necessary to overcome division among the Indian people, caste division being main among them,...

April 14, 2016
Madhumita Ghosh
Criticism

The Bard and the Baul

Madhumita translates a poem of Tagore, whom she calls, Baul. She quotes a few sonnets of Shakespeare, who is better known as the Bard. Separated by continents and centuries, the...

April 14, 2016
Shruti Nagvanshi
Dissent, Human Rights

Over 10 Mn Bonded Labourers in India Trapped in the Dark Dungeons of Inhumanity

It is inhuman that over 10 million bonded labourers have little or no hope. Trapped in the dark dungeons of debts, they are being ruthlessly exploited. The perpetrators of the...

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