Remembering Sambha Lamarr
By ANANYA S GUHA I came into touch with Sambha Lamarr when she was a student in St. Mary’s College.
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Month: March 2016
‘Star of Northeast’ awards given away in Guwahati
In an extended International Women’s Day programme, three talented young ladies namely Alisha Khan, Kismat Bano, and Nafisa Sadiq were
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Innovation, hard work and childhood in rural Nagaland
By SAMHITA BAROOAH My recent revelations about rural children in Nagaland have been very fascinating. I would really wish them
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Penguin to publish Chris Gayle: the ‘Six Machine’
Penguin Random House is to publish the memoirs of West Indies cricket legend Chris Gayle. The highly anticipated book, Six
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17th volume of ‘Luit to Thames’ released in Guwahati
The 17th volume of’ Luit to Thames’ brought out by London-based Karuna Sagar Das was released by noted Assamese writer
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Char-Chaporis of the Brahmaputra in Media and Literature: concerns raised at national seminar at JMI
Negative stereotypes related to the representation of the inhabitants of the char-chaporis of Assam in literature and media figured prominently
Read moreWhat does International Women’s Day mean to you?
International Women’s Day, originally called International Working Women’s Day, is celebrated on March 8 every year. Women across the board
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Pledge for Parity: Celebrating women in the sciences
In what could be called a potential waste of human talent, there are still few women at higher levels in
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Women across religions are demanding equal rights to pray: Parvin Sultana
By PARVIN SULTANA Most religions routinely exclude women and treat them unequally. One manifestation of such inequality is restricting the
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Conversation on “Water: A Blind Spot in Public Health” held in Guwahati
By Anindita Das (Photos by Sohim Alam) The implication of water-borne diseases seems to be well-known fact yet ignored in
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