Child Marriage in Modern India
By Satyabrat Borah
In a small village nestled among the fields of rural India, a fifteen-year-old girl named Priya adjusts the heavy dupatta over her...
2025: A Year of Integrated Progress and Responsible Innovation
By Dipak Kurmi
The year 2025 stands as a defining moment in the long arc of scientific and technological progress, marked less by isolated breakthroughs...
India’s Quiet Triumph: Reforms and Resilience in 2025
By Satyabrat Borah
In a world that felt increasingly fractured in 2025, with nations pulling apart over trade disputes, shifting alliances, and fierce rivalries in...
Land, Law, and the Challenge of Governance in Karbi Anglong
By Dipak Kurmi
The recent eruption of violence in West Karbi Anglong over the non-eviction of settlers from Professional Grazing Reserve and Village Grazing Reserve...
Why Book Fairs Need Young Readers
By Satyabrat Borah
Imagine walking into a bustling book fair, the air thick with the scent of fresh pages, stalls overflowing with colorful covers, and...
Talatal Ghar: Palace of Shadows and Secrets
By Satyabrat Borah
Nestled in the heart of Assam's Sivasagar district, near the historic town once known as Rangpur, stands the Talatal Ghar, a monumental...
Rediscovering the True Meaning of Christmas in a Modern World
By Dipak Kurm
Christmas stands as one of humanity's most celebrated occasions, yet in our contemporary age of twinkling lights, elaborate decorations, and commercial excess,...
Bangladesh’s Cycle of Unrest: Violence, Politics, and the Struggle for Stability
By Dipak Kurmi
Bangladesh once again finds itself engulfed in a familiar cycle of political unrest, street violence and institutional fragility, a pattern that has...
Humanity Behind Bars: Extradition’s Hidden Hurdle
By Satyabrat Borah
Imagine a man who built an empire on diamonds, only to watch it crumble under allegations of massive fraud. He flees to...
A Singer’s Death, A Society’s Wound
By Satyabrat Borah
In the quiet corners of Assam, where tea gardens stretch endlessly under misty skies and rivers carve their ancient paths, there lived...
Guardians of the Red Corridor
By Dipak Kurmi
With the Maoist movement now largely dismantled and the country breathing easier after decades of internal security anxiety, it is both timely...
Picnics, Plastics and Public Responsibility
By Dipak Kurmi
The Assam Police’s decision to issue a road safety advisory ahead of the picnic season deserves recognition, not merely as a routine...
