Going Home to Tara…
BY ADITI CHOWDHURY “Tara! Home….I’ll go home….After all, tomorrow is another day.” These last anguished words spoken by Scarlett O’
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Month: June 2017
Nagaland: Memories Sweet and Sour
Gautam Kumar Bordoloi The passing away of the reclusive chief of Nationalist Social Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K), Shangwang Shangyang Khaplang
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Let’s emm aay: Back to Mati Akhara
TINAT ATIFA MASOOD The Gurujona. Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev, the architect of present-day Axom, who lived up to a 117 years
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I want to express myself: Anuragini Gohain Boruah, editor of Expressions
Anuragini Gohain Boruah, the young editor of Expressions, a magazine for children juggles school tasks, homework and her love for
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Guwahati: A city of diversity
SAMHITA BAROOAH Guwahati is a city of migrants, travellers, settlers and multiplicity of identities. This is a city in constant
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Poetry And The Art of Being
ANANYA S GUHA. In “Letters To Namdeo Dhasal” Chandramohan S strikes brilliant roots with poetry, its efflorescence as a source
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Assam native Madhusmita Bora wins prestigious U.S. grant
U.S. based Sattriya dancer Madhusmita Bora is the recipient of one of 53 grants to be awarded by The Pew
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The never-ending Iftar: An ‘Akshay Patra’ of love
KAANCHAN BUGGA Today, we look on our differences with suspicion: “She’s not like me”, “He doesn’t think like me”, “They
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A voice from the margins
The Thumb Print change maker Series INDRANI RAIMEDHI profiles Rehna Sultana, who is eager to give back to the community she belongs Rehna Sultana is
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Shishu Sarothi protests against the discrimination meted out to Suvarna Raj, a wheelchair-bound para-athlete
The humiliation faced by Suvarna Raj, a wheelchair-bound para-athlete, travelling with the Indian Railway has again revealed the careless attitude
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