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Meghalaya tea grows its own identity slowly but steadily

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Nongpoh, Feb 12: On my way from Guwahati to Shillong, I found myself searching for a place to drink Meghalaya tea. Not Assam tea — the bold, brisk...

Congress at the Crossroads: Rahul Gandhi’s Defining Choice

By Dipak Kurmi Two decades in politics is no fleeting apprenticeship; it is an era long enough to test...

Does Valentine’s Day Matter to Our Society?

By Satyabrat Borah Valentine’s Day has quietly but firmly found a place in public conversation across Indian society, including...

USTM faculty member receives ‘Young scientist award’ in Agronomy

Ri-Bhoi, Feb 12: Saikat Majumdar, Assistant Professor, Department of Rural Development at the University of Science and Technology...

Mawsynram ‘drying’, thanks to atmospheric particles amid the cloud

Annual rainfall in Mawsynram fell from 10,235 mm in 2014 to 8,838 mm in 2023, a sharp 14%...
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Litan at a Crossroads: Governance, Conflict and the Search for Stability

By Dipak Kurmi The hill settlement of Litan in Manipur’s Ukhrul district has once again become a theatre of fire and recrimination, where arson, gunfire...

The Politics of Privacy in Everyday Chats

By Satyabrat Borah Messaging power shapes the way modern societies speak, argue, trade and even fall silent. What once required physical presence or slow correspondence...

Assam’s Electoral Roll Recast Ahead of 2026 Polls

By Dipak Kurmi Assam unveiled its final electoral roll following the completion of a statewide Special Revision (SR), a process that election authorities describe as...

Parliament and the Discipline of Disagreement

By Satyabrat Borah Parliament is not merely a building where laws are passed. It is the living heart of a democracy. It is the one...

Manipur’s Leadership Test Amid Conflict and Recovery

By Dipak Kurmi On February 3, in a move heavy with political calculation and symbolic intent, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s central leadership selected Yumnam Khemchand...

Meghalaya’s Repeating Mine Tragedy

By Satyabrat Borah The phrase “distressing regularity” fits Meghalaya’s rat hole mining with painful accuracy because the tragedy does not shock anymore, it repeats. Every...

Srimanta Sankaradeva Sangha: The Living Conscience of Assam

By Dipak Kurmi The Srimanta Sankaradeva Sangha arose in the 1930s as a structured spiritual movement rooted in the egalitarian teachings of Mahapurush Srimanta Sankaradeva,...

Indian Cricket’s New Sensation: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi

By Satyabrat Borah Indian cricket has always had a special relationship with prodigies. From the days when a teenage Sachin Tendulkar walked out to bat...

Frontier Nagaland Accord: A New Architecture of Peace and Autonomy in the North East

By Dipak Kurmi The signing of a historic Agreement on 5 February 2025 in New Delhi between the Government of India, the Government of Nagaland,...

SOME KEYS TO SUCCESS IN LIFE, LEARNING, AND LEADING

Dilip Mukerjea, CEO, Braindancing International,L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation Consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide

Awareness on pregnancy risk abysmally low in Meghalaya   

Only 16% pregnant women in East Khasi Hills 'well prepared' for childbirth  ROOPAK GOSWAMI  Shillong, Feb 6: A new study conducted in East Khasi Hills has...

How Budgets and Trade Deals Are Shaping Viksit Bharat

By Dipak Kurmi Imagine the construction of a grand structure, rising steadily through coordinated effort, precision, and patience. Men and machines work in harmony, guided...
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