If it doesn’t perplex you, it isn’t modern art: Raina Bhattacharya
RAINA BHATTACHARYA Modern art confuses as well as fascinates. There is something awe-inspiring that one experiences while staring at the
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Author: Teresa Rehman
We have to produce global journalists with strong Indian roots: K G Suresh
The state of media education in India is evolving and witnessing new changes everyday. The Indian Institute of Mass Communication
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North East connects millet sisters from India
Millets, the miracle grains from the Southern drylands, Western and Eastern plains, North Eastern and Northern uplands of India connected
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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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The Piano is majestic: Promiti Phukan
Promiti Phukan is one of the finest pianists and among the most renowned piano teachers of Assam. Phukan started taking
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We have lost half of our wildlife is the past 40 years: Prerna Bindra
Conservationist and naturalist PRERNA BINDRA talks about her love for wildlife and the perils of conservation efforts to TERESA REHMAN
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Lit fests are delightful places to meet people: Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar
It’s the lit fest season now. It’s a platform to meet and interact with authors, publishers and most importantly, the readers.
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The ‘paniwalas’ of Lakhtokia in Guwahati share an endearing relationship with its residents
TERESA REHMAN In the scorching summer heat, the well in one corner of Lakhtokia Masjid No 2 is like an oasis. It’s
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Women opting for tubectomy is more of a socio-economic decision
BY TERESA REHMAN A decent bicycle! When Mamu Das was calculating the monthly expenses, she remembered her eight-year-old daughter’s insistent
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ASHA workers have an uphill task in Assam’s tea gardens
BY TERESA REHMAN It was raining heavily that night. ASHA worker Punam Rajput of Line No 1 at Balipara Tea
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