The Relegation Of Tagore
ANANYA S GUHA It is learnt that the latest wrath has fallen upon Rabindranath Tagore and by who else
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Editorial
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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Street dogs and writers
ANANYA S GUHA Arundhati Roy mentioned in a recent interview in The Hindu that her pets are street dogs,
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Has June 5 become a symbolic gesture?
SAMHITA BAROOAH June 5 is back and human connect with nature is moving against time. We are living in some
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Bhakti and Sufi saints preached pluralism and tolerance in India
ANANYA S GUHA The Prime Minister visiting the south of the country to inaugurate a temple dedicated to a twelfth or thirteenth
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Angular Development
SAMHITA BAROOAH Development is the new chanting mantra for notes, votes, resources and remedies. When we look at the context
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Making Sanskrit Compulsory in Assam schools: a boon or a burden?
CHANDAN KUMAR SHARMA analyses how imposing Sanskrit might overburden an already struggling government school system in Assam The decision of
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Nagaland: A Sorry Saga
MONALISA CHANGKIJA What happened after the announcement for elections to the Urban Local Bodies (UBLs) last month in Nagaland ~
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Donald Trump – An Absurd Person?
BY TOBY MILLER Of all the absurd people who have been nominated by the two main US political parties as
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Domestic Work: With a Pinch of Salt
SAMHITA BAROOAH We are living in an era where domestic work is looked down upon when it comes to women.
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