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Ayushman Bharat covers 45 per cent of India’s population, says JP Nadda

Ahmedabad, Jan 19: ‘Ayushman Bharat’ has brought 6 crore citizens aged 70 and above under it, and the Centre’s flagship health insurance programme now covers over 45 per cent...

Northeast India emerges as a powerhouse in direct selling

Guwahati, Jan 17: The Northeast region of India is rapidly emerging as a powerhouse in the direct selling...

Shillong Envisions a Greener Future: Key Strategies to Solve Waste Management Woes

Shillong, Jan 16: How can Shillong tackle its mounting waste management challenges? Collaboration, innovation, and community empowerment emerged...

How Arunachal’s SARAS fair is redefining rural livelihoods

Guwahati, Jan 13: “It starts in the village,” Arunachaln Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu declared while inaugurating the...

Social networks, not just individuals, key to combating malaria in Meghalaya

​ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, Jan 13: In Meghalaya, where communities live in close-knit villages, an intriguing story of health and human...
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What should the Meghalaya government do to warn residents of impending landslides?

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, Nov 21: Researchers who have been studying landslides say intense and sustained rainfall significantly impacts slope stability and the effects were particularly...

India in the Trump-Musk Era of Diplomacy and Opportunity

By Dipak Kurmi As Donald Trump assumes the presidency for a second term, India finds itself at a critical juncture in its relationship with the...

Manipur: A Tapestry of Tensions and Struggles for Identity and Autonomy

By Dipak Kurmi The history of Manipur is a tapestry woven with the rich and complex threads of various ethnicities, religions, and cultural identities. Dominated...

Manipur’s Unending Strife: A Chronicle of Neglect and Failure

Dipak Kurmi The state of Manipur, nestled in the northeastern corner of India, is today a battleground of unbridled violence and political inertia. Since May...

Menstrual Hygiene Policy

Joya Saikia The recent approval of the Menstrual Hygiene Policy by the Health Ministry is a landmark decision that addresses a critical but often overlooked...

Anthropomorphism: Breathing Life into the Inanimate and Invisible

Dipak Kurmi The literary device of humanizing animals, objects, and abstract concepts has been a fascinating technique employed by writers since ancient times, capturing the...

A perspective on the power within women

Dilip Mukerjea Feminine psychology is an approach that focuses on social, economic, and political issues confronting women throughout their lives. It is centred on social...

NEHU crisis deepens: protests and allegations shake esteemed university

Dipak Kurmi The North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), a prominent Central university in India’s northeast region, is embroiled in a deepening crisis marked by an...

The Enchanting Splendor of Shillong’s Cherry Blossom Festival

Dipak Kurmi Nighttime illuminations transform the city’s cherry trees into ethereal sculptures of light and shadow, casting a spell that lingers long after the festival...

Fewer than ten left: Rediscovery of endangered plant in Meghalaya spars urgent conservation efforts

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, Nov 18: In an extraordinary yet alarming rediscovery, botanists have found fewer than ten individuals of Hedychium aureum, an endangered plant species,...

Cleanliness campaign with dustbins distribution organized 

Ampati, Nov 17: In a significant step towards promoting waste segregation and sustainable development, the District Administration of South West Garo Hills, in collaboration with...
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