‘Centerpiece’ brings a wealth of stories from India’s Northeast
ARZUMAN ARA The traditional domain of women’s work is limited to the household where kitchen is the only space for
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Month: March 2018
A review of Arun Sarma’s Play – Aahaar
By NAMRATA PATHAK Half immersed in darkness, four men sit and wait in North Brook Bank, Sukreshwar ghat. They have
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Goat farming is a viable option: Dr Saleque
By NURUL LASKAR Goat farming is seeing positive indicators in India. “It is one of the most sought-after meats and
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World Poetry Day
By ANANYA GUHA Is this the only day to remember you? your soft foot falls your murmuring wind your arcane
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Amanda Basaiawmoit’s poems of love
Poet: Amanda Basaiawmoit Poetry Editor Ananya Guha’s note: Amanda’s poems hold a direct, conversational and chatty style about love, relationship and
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‘Blurred Perimeters’ opens up new horizons for school children in Kaziranga, Assam
NURUL LASKAR Easel Art Foundation was launched in the year 2015. The objectives of the Foundation are to generate ideas
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Tezpur University: you may want to know more
RAZA R. HOQUE A few years back, I had some visitors to my Tezpur home at the Tezpur University (TU)
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Arun Sarma Award for theatreperson Pakija Begum
NURUL LASKAR The two-day Wings Theatre Festival in Guwahati concluded on Wednesday with the staging of the play “Padmapriya” by
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Good, Bad and Unwanted Touch!
AJANTA GOSWAMI Let me start with a preface I love the creative music of Angaraag Mahanta, popularly known as Papon
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International Women’s Day 2018: Viewpoints
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Press for Progress’. It means different things to different people. Teresa Rehman
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