Act East at a Standstill: India’s Gateway Dreams Under Siege
By Dipak Kurmi
Since its inception, India’s Act East Policy has embodied the country’s strategic ambition to deepen economic, diplomatic, and security ties with...
The Diversity of Life: Causes and Significance
By Satyabrat Borah
The Earth is a remarkable planet, teeming with an extraordinary variety of life forms such as animals, plants, and trees that create...
THE CRUCIAL NEED TO ADDRESS MENTAL HEALTH
By Dilip Mukerjea
Author and Innovative Learning Skills Specialist
Why Only America Could Break Fordo
The Bomb and the Bomber Israel Didn’t Have
By Dipak Kurmi
In a bold and consequential escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, former US...
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 vistas and serenity — turned into...
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 head is held high…Where knowledge is...
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 piece of this spectacle is missing—evidence!...
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 transparency, accountability, and the dissemination of...
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...
