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A Reckoning of Our Own Making: ‘We Had More Rains, But Never Disasters Like This

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, Oct 11:  As the clouds opened up in the Garo Hills, a torrent of rain unleashed devastation like never before. What followed was a cascade of landslides,...

Avoid elevations above 1400 metres in Meghalaya to be safe from landslide

Roopak Goswami Guwahati, Oct 9: Which are those elevations in Meghalaya which experience frequent landslides, leading to significant loss...

Meghalaya’s charm erodes: Human intervention and climate change trigger landslides

Guwahati, Oct 7: Meghalaya, a state known for its picturesque landscapes and one of the wettest places on...

Coffee’s aroma engulfs Society day celebrations in Garo Hills

Tura, October 2: In a first for Garo Hills, the world’s most sought-after brew- Coffee, had its maiden...

Meghalaya’s Buckwheat Pillow Revolution : The Eco Friendly sleep solution gaining global demand

By ROOPAK GOSWAMI Guwahati, Oct 1: In a world where comfort and wellness have become essential elements of daily life,...
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This is the age of ‘proxy wars’

DC Pathak The end of the Cold War in 1991 was known to have opened the floodgate of cross-border conflicts, insurgencies, and separatist violence instigated...

Senior journalist Subroto Bhattacharjee releases new book ‘Surreal Symphony of Nature’

Shillong, Aug 12: Senior journalist Subroto Bhattacharjee who had professional connections in Meghalaya and the Northeast released his book on Meghalaya titled “Surreal Symphony...

Reflections from a generation in transition

Abhilash Bapanasha & Abhipsit Bapanasha From the Stone Age through the Middle Ages to today, communication has evolved as a dynamic process, with civilizations having...

New Criminal Laws and Role of Media

Dr. Neelatphal Chanda & Aparna Vats The importance of literacy became apparent after the National Legal Services Authority’s submission to the Supreme Court that 870...

Demystifying economic growth

DC Pathak Some academicians describe economics as science because it submits to facts, measures up to logic, and defines principles that are lasting enough even...

Plight of old people

Prof Aurobindo Mazumdar Throughout the world, large numbers of older persons face challenges such as discrimination, poverty, and abuse that severely restrict their rights and...

‘Circular economy’ needed to end plastic pollution

Rafiqua Ahmed This year, the theme on World Environment Day was ‘Solution to Plastic Pollution’. In India, the Government has tried to control the menace...

Road infrastructure to boost development in NE

Nijara Deka The Government of India has initiated various national highway projects of significant investment in the Northeast. The highway projects are expected to enhance...

Spectral proletariat

Uddalak Mukherjee In early July, a ‘civil servant’ committed suicide in South Korea. The remains were discovered at the bottom of a stairwell at the...

Jobs remain elusive

Alok Tiwari  Among the failings of the Modi government in the last 10 years, the biggest has been on the employment front. True to its...

Multidisciplinary education is the gift of ancient India

Dr. Mukul Chandra Bora (Director, Dibrugarh University Institute of Engineering and Technology) The concept of multidisciplinary education and research is not new, as it is perceived...

Global Warming & Rains

Steven Sherwood & Anna Ukkola The past century of human-induced warming has increased rainfall variability over 75% of the Earth’s land area – particularly over...
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