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Why Modern Wars Have No Endings

By Satyabrat Borah In the late 1940s, as the ruins of Europe were still smoking and millions were trying to rebuild lives shattered by the most destructive war in human...

Congress at the Crossroads in Assam

By Dipak Kurmi The Assam unit of the Indian National Congress appears to be navigating one of the most...

India’s Search for AI Sovereignty

By Satyabrat Borah When Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks about artificial intelligence on global stages, he is not merely...

Garo Hills farmers exposed to making of ‘new age fibres’

Shillong, Feb 21: What was once discarded as agricultural residue in Garo Hills is now being reimagined as...

Epstein, Elites and Accountability

By Satyabrat Borah The name Jeffrey Epstein has become more than the name of a man. It has turned...
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Toward Resolution in the Naga Peace Process

By Dipak Kurmi Few issues in Nagaland evoke as much collective emotion and enduring uncertainty as the unresolved Naga political question. Often described as one...

AI Impact Summit 2026: Meghalaya draws attention with steps to empower health workers

Shillong, Feb 20: Meghalaya has placed frontline health workers at the heart of India’s artificial intelligence ambitions, with the State Health Systems Resource Centre...

India–France Strategic Partnership Enters a New Phase

By Dipak Kurmi The elevation of ties between India and France to a Special Global Strategic Partnership marks a defining moment in the evolution of...

Two Hundred Years of Yandabo: A Treaty, a Turning Point

By Satyabrat Borah As the bicentenary of the Treaty of Yandaboo approaches, Assam finds itself standing at a quiet but deeply significant historical threshold. Two...

Can Indian IT bridge the AI ‘Deployment Gap’?

By Dipak Kurmi In the mid-to-late 1990s, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen introduced the influential concept of “technology overshoot,” arguing that companies frequently innovate...

Troubled Waters at Great Nicobar

By Satyabrat Borah Troubled waters is an apt phrase when one looks at the Great Nicobar Project not only because it involves the sea, ports...

When Childhood Meets the Algorithm

By Satyabrat Borah The idea that a government might seriously consider banning social media for children under the age of sixteen would have sounded extreme...

The Sacred Arc of Ramadan

By Dipak Kurmi Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, unfolds each year as a season of profound spiritual awakening for more than...

Ali Aye Ligang and the Living Culture of the Misings

By Dipak Kurmi Agriculture, with its intrinsic connection to human survival, culture, and collective memory, has remained the beating heart of civilizations since time immemorial....

SORRY PLUTO, BUT THAT’S HOW SCIENCE WORKS

By Bhaskar Saikia Every year on 18 February, astronomers and space enthusiasts observe Pluto Day, marking the discovery of Pluto in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh....

Zimbabwe’s Quiet Cricketing Revival

By Satyabrat Borah Zimbabwe beating Australia at a T20 World Cup is not just a line in a scorecard. It is a reminder that cricket,...

India’s AI Summit: Turning Talk into Trajectory

By Dipak Kurmi The countdown to India’s forthcoming AI Summit has begun, yet the clock that truly matters is not measuring days or weeks. It...
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