Menang Thangkhiew’s poems have an aphoristic twist and turn
POETRY COLUMN LITERARY EDITOR ANANYA S GUHA’S NOTE: Menang Thangkhiew, a nineteen-year-old writes from Shillong. Reading and writing are his
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A tribute to Prof Noorul Hasan: Ananya S Guha
ANANYA S GUHA I remember Professor Noorul Hasan when he returned after a prestigious fellowship in Manchester University, to teach
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Amplifying the voices of Indigenous People through the Lens of Women – Biodiversity, Livelihoods & Climate Change
MONALISA CHANGKIJA The word “Indigenous” basically means native, original, aboriginal, home-grown, local, etc., and is the antonym of foreign or
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One In Many Many In One
ANANYA S GUHA The one tax decision seems to be in consonance with oneness spread over the length and breadth
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The search for everything
UPAMANYU DAS I was sitting in Weston Park the other day, surrounded by dozens and dozens of people who unsurprisingly,
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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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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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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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Coming of age: Monalisa Changkija
MONALISA CHANGKIJA CELEBRATES THE 18th ANNIVERSARY OF NAGALAND PAGE Whoever sows a seed normally claims ownership of the tree that
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Will the Assam I know please speak up?
RESHMA N C SHAH I have not given up on Assam, even though electoral history of a different kind was
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