Editorial

THE CRY FOR LEARNING LEADERSHIP, LEADING LEARNERSHIP

By Dilip Mukerjea: Author and Innovative Learning Skills Specialist

Pahalgam Terror Attack: A Threat to Kashmir’s Peace and Progress

By Dipak Kurmi On a seemingly tranquil Tuesday morning, the Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam — known for its breathtaking...

Is the Mind Truly Without Fear?

By Dipak Kurmi When Rabindranath Tagore penned his timeless lines in 1910—"Where the mind is without fear and the...

A Trial Without Evidence -The Unjust Crusade Against NEHU’s Vice Chancellor

Dear Editor, The air is thick with accusations, the banners of protest are raised, and yet, the most crucial...

Journalism: The Watchful Eye Safeguarding Democracy

By Dipak Kurmi Journalism has long been heralded as the fourth pillar of democracy, a fundamental institution that upholds...
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The Illusion of Prestige: Rethinking Educational Branding for a More Equitable Future

By Dipak Kurmi Education has long been heralded as the ultimate tool for empowerment and social mobility. However, in recent decades, its core purpose has...

Meghalaya’s Economic Ascent: Balancing Tradition, Nature, and Modernity

By Dipak Kurmi Meghalaya—aptly named "the abode of clouds"—stands as a testament to nature’s grandeur and human resilience. Carved from Assam on January 21, 1972,...

Closing the Early Warning Gap Together: A Call to Action on World Meteorological Day

By Dipak Kurmi As the world marks World Meteorological Day on March 23, 2025, the global community unites under the timely and urgent theme: "Closing...

From the Hills of Meghalaya to the Battlefields of France: The Garo Labour Corps’ Forgotten Sacrifice

By Bijoy A. Sangma As July 16 approaches, the people of Garo Hills prepare to observe Garo Labour Corps Day, a solemn occasion that honours...

Beyond Borders: How Meghalaya’s Mining Shapes Assam’s Future

By Bijoy A. Sangma Two states, one resource, and a fractured legacyAssam and Meghalaya share deep historical, cultural, and economic ties, yet their coal-driven economies...

Can the Government Regulate Free Speech on Social Media?

By Dipak Kurmi The cornerstone of any democracy is the unassailable right to freedom of speech and expression. The Indian Constitution, under Article 19(1)(a), upholds...

Defending Judicial Independence: A Call to Protect India’s Supreme Court

By Dipak Kurmi Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru once aptly remarked, “Events crowd in upon us in such quick succession that we are apt to miss their...

Unmasking the Trap: How Students Are Lured into Financial Pitfalls

By Damang Phawa The rise of online business opportunities has opened doors for many individuals to earn money from the comfort of their homes. However,...

The Silent Invasion: Microplastics and the Human Brain

By Dipak Kurmi In a groundbreaking study conducted in January 2025, researchers achieved a disturbing milestone: real-time imaging revealed the movement of microscopic plastic particles...

Bangladesh in Turmoil: A Nation at the Crossroads

By Dipak Kurmi The political landscape of Bangladesh is undergoing a seismic transformation, fraught with chaos, violence, and shifting global allegiances. The turbulence following Sheikh...

India’s Solar Revolution: Pathways to Achieving Net Zero

By Dipak Kurmi India’s unwavering commitment to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2070 is driving an unprecedented transformation in its energy sector, with solar power...

14,500 turn out for AIBC Eurasia: Venue to double in size for 2026

AIBC Eurasia has come to a close, following a tremendous turnout for its fifth anniversary event in Dubai. Held once again in the Festival...
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