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February 11, 2016
Ratan Bhattacharjee
Education & Career

Fake Universities Doom Education in India

The Education Mafiosi is turning the temples of learning into education shops. There are 21 fake universities, 340 private institutions run unaccredited courses and merely 4352 universities and colleges, out of...

January 26, 2016
Different Truths
Announcement

Happy Republic Day India

Wishing you all of our Indian friends and family a very Happy Republic Day from Different Truths. Pix from Net

January 20, 2016
Rajul Tiwari
Opinion

Of Nations and Powers

Rajul takes a look at the rise and fall of powerful nations. The wheel keeps moving. New powers emerge. Nations with money power flex muscles better, she opines. Time is...

January 7, 2016
Sehar Siddiqi
Architecture & Monuments, Cover Story, History & Culture

Khusrau Bagh: A Forgotten page of Splendid Mughal History

Sehar documents the grandeur of the Khusaru Bagh, a Moghal garden in Allahabad, India, where three mausoleums stand. These seem to have been lost in oblivion. Here’s an in-depth...

January 4, 2016
Shruti Nagvanshi
Health, Human Rights, People

Amit: Global Connect through Human Rights and Yoga

An active Human Rights activist and Yoga master, Amit’s areas of interest are religious conflict, multiculturalism, refugees, extremism, freedom of expression, and international human rights law. Shruti profiles the Varanasi-born youth,...

December 8, 2015
Kalpita Mukherji
Cricket

Spin Doctors at Play

India pockets the home Test series against South Africa on tailor made spinning tracks. But how ethical is to ‘trap’ the visitors on ‘dusty’ under-prepared wickets? Different Truths’ sports correspondent, Kalpita...

December 8, 2015
Rachna Thakurdas
Literary Festival

My Bangalore Literature Festival 2015 Diary

Humour writer, Rachna Singh writes about her experiences at the Bangalore Literature Festival that concluded recently. Day 1 Per Bloch. Per Bloch. Per Bloch. I am saying that name of...

December 4, 2015
Champa Srinivasan
Governance, Politics

Chennai Deluge: Bring us Some Sunshine!

Soggy Chennai is drowning. While the print media turns a Nelson eye to the plight of the people in the southern city, for the TV channels it’s a tamasha, a...

November 30, 2015
Ratan Bhattacharjee
Criticism

Reaching out to Africa in Literature

Ratan maps the development of African Literature. African writings form the Fourth World Literature. This emerging voice has caught the attention of researchers and readers alike. Here’s an in-depth account. Jack...

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