Playwright. Writer. Movie-maker. Actor. He has dabbled in it all. And even has a Sahitya Akademi award to credit. Mahesh Dattani on what makes for a play, films and Playpen in this quick-speak with Teresa Rehman
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Jarpum Gamlin from Arunachal Pradesh speaks of his father Sokjar Gamlin’s endearing narration of how he landed a job in the service of the Queen (British Government)
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Robin Borthakur on the life and times of tea veteran Jayanta Kumar Borooah
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Anindita Das takes a look at the efforts of Snehalaya which is providing a home for children in need of care and protection
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It is important for children to participate in disaster risk reduction initiatives that will shape their future and their familes and communities feels Teresa Rehman
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“So far I haven’t seen any creative documentaries coming out from northeast or even a hard hitting social issue film that leaves an impact worldwide,” says Oinam Doren, filmmaker from Manipur
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Trailing thoughts on the side-lines of English Vinglish, the latest Sridevi blockbuster that spurs an all pervading ‘English speaking snobbery’ aspect of our society, Vasanthi Hariprakash soul-searches aloud about us Indians
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‘The border is not a white line drawn between two countries’ feels Banamallika Choudhury as she steps into Mae Sot
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Journalist and author Meena Menon talks of the journey behind her well-researched treatise on the Maximum City’s divided psyche examining the 1993 events that ripped Mumbai apart – Riots and After in Mumbai which released this year
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YouthNet creates a platform for the voices of the Naga youth says Hekani Jakhalu
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