If the widespread public anger and sorrow generated by Savita’s untimely death could be channelled into a sustained campaign, thousands of similar tragedies could perhaps be prevented in the country of her birth writes senior journalist Ammu Joseph
Read more
He does not walk. He uses the wheelchair. But leaps and flies with his giant efforts towards people with disabilities. Monideepa Choudhury profiles Arman Ali
Read more
What was our anxiety compared to the anxiety faced by our sisters in Imphal every single day asks senior journalist Gita Aravamudan?
Read more
David Lean’s The Bridge on River Kwai, catapulted the hitherto unknown remnant of WW II into limelight. Since then The Bridge has become the soul of Kanchanaburi
Read more
Robin Borthakur recounts the experiences of a young assistant manager’s stint in a tea estate in Assam
Read more
Sabrina Iqbal Sircar talks of Guwahati being safe haven for women in spite of the molestation incident that shook the country
Read more
Armed with a PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1962, economist Jayanta Madhab retired as the Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). After retirement, when the Govt. of India opened up the banking sec
Read more
A passionate cook who loves her kitchen, Kornelia Santaro shares the story behind her two books devoted to bringing international essence to Indian cooking
Read more
Guwahati and Bangkok have one thing in common – floods, writes Banamallika Choudhury
Read more
The sporting infrastructure created by the National Games is like a springboard for the launch of an Olympic movement in the writes Md. Sabir Nishat
Read more