Mother’s Love: Feeding Life in the Wild
Prof. Swaraj’s micropoem contrasts pink guava’s beauty with harsh natural realities, featuring a bulbul bird and maggots exclusively for Different Truths. a blushing pink guavathe bulbul scoops out luscious...
Redefining Parenting: Are we Force Feeding Our Kids?
Mani tells us how she learned from a mistake. It’s improper to force feed our little children. An exclusive for Different Truths. The food tastes better when one is...
The Language of Love Between Humans and Animals
Dr. Pradeep believes pets provide unconditional love and a sense of belonging in a world often marked by fleeting human connections, exclusively for Different Truths. In today’s fast-paced world,...
Spotlight: The Importance of Logical Critique in a Satire-Driven World
Satire’s rise in public discourse has overshadowed logical critique. Monika explores the reasons behind this shift and its implications, exclusively for Different Truths. In an age characterised by rapid...
The Psychology of Love and Nature: Understanding Human Connection
In this anthology of invited poetry, The Violet Sun, Editor Inam Hussain Begg Mullick, in his prefatory note quotes T.S. Eliot on poetry: “..the more perfect the artist, the...
The Love of a Mother: Overcoming Societal Barriers
Ruchira shares her 30-year breastfeeding experience, sparking criticism and reflecting on societal attitudes towards motherhood and the double standards women face, exclusively for Different Truths. Thirty years ago, one...
Explore the Wonders of the Great Rift Valley
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, two of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations, with Sudarshana, exclusively for Different Truths. Serengeti is a land where the earth...
A Quiet Place: Day One — The Terror of the Unknown
Sukanya reviews A Quiet Place: Day One, which is about a terminally ill woman and her nurse in post-apocalyptic New York City, exclusively for Different Truths. In *A Quiet...
Focus: Razia’s Rebirth, a Tale of Hope and Resilience
The Taliban replaced Mujahadeen terrorists in Ketaki’s story, revealing their sinister realities. Ishara, a newborn baby, is wrongly implicated in murder. How does it end? An exclusive for Different...
Spotlight: Scott Discusses Genre-Building and His Creative Process
Sukanya interviews Scott Sawitz, a writer/director from Chicago, in a candid interaction, exclusively for Different Truths. Scott Sawitz is a writer/director from Chicago, IL. He is known for his...