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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 defined several turning points in...

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...

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...

Guardians of the Red Corridor

By Dipak Kurmi With the Maoist movement now largely dismantled and the country breathing easier after decades of internal...

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...
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IndiGo’s Fall: The Cost of Cutting Corners

By Satyabrat Borah It was supposed to be the busiest, happiest travel month of the year in India, with weddings in full swing, school holidays...

Homen Borgohain: A Beacon of Assamese Intellect and Integrity

By Dipak Kurmi Homen Borgohain is widely regarded as one of the most brilliant intellectuals in contemporary Assamese literature, with an exceptional literary and journalistic...

The Cost of Endless Outrage

Satyabrat Borah Social media has perfected a single, ruthless business model: hijack as many human brains as possible for as long as possible and sell...

Bangladesh at the Crossroads: Geopolitics, Rohingya Diplomacy, and a Death in Dhaka That Still Won’t Go Away

By Manoranjana Gupta In the midst of a political transition, heightened foreign interest, and renewed focus on the Rohingya crisis, Bangladesh finds itself at the...

Putin in India: A Multipolar Message to Trump

By Satyabrat Borah Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi on the evening of December 4, 2025, stepping off his aircraft at Palam Air...

Earth’s Ancient Fever, Nature’s Broken Thermostat

By Satyabrat Borah Fifty-six million years ago, Earth experienced one of the most abrupt and intense episodes of global warming in its entire geological history....

Numerology on Wheels

By Satyabrat Borah In the bustling chaos of Indian roads, where honking symphonies and sudden lane changes define the rhythm of daily life, a quiet...

Chaolung Sukapha: Founder of the Ahom Kingdom

By Satyabrat Borah Chaolung Sukapha, revered in Assamese history as the founder of the Ahom kingdom, was a prince of the Shan tribe who left...

CURES FOR THE DOOM LOOP OF THE EDUCATIONAL CRISIS

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

World AIDS Day: From Silence to Solidarity

By Satyabrat Borah World AIDS Day, observed every year on December 1, stands as one of the most recognized global health days, a moment when millions...

Labour Reforms: Calm Down, Everyone

By  Satyabrat Borah The four new labour codes that the Centre notified last week have created quite a stir. Television channels are calling them “historic”...

How Google’s Gemini 3 Is Reshaping AI’s Hardware Hierarchy

By Dipak Kurmi The artificial intelligence industry witnessed another seismic tremor in late November as Nvidia, the undisputed titan of AI hardware, saw approximately two...
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