ANANYA S GUHA ponders over the role of media in India
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KAVITA SRIDHARAN whips up a delicious mango kulfi to beat the summer heat
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BISTIRNA BARUA's poems are are masterly strokes of gentility and silence
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BANAMALLIKA CHOUDHURY overturns the concept of development and growth
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LONGNAM WANBIANG KHARPURI's poetry is appealing because of its simplicity, writes Poetry Editor Anan
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Cookbook author KORNELIA SANTORO whips up a Stir-fried broccoli, Asian style
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VIVEK KUMAR argues the question of ‘merit’. He reiterates that the Dalits and the Tribals be giv
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MANOSHI GOSWAMI illustrates Socio-economic Impacts of Climate Change in the North East India
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The Congress will have to democratise and not put all its hopes in the Gandhi family. KAMAL M CHENOY
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GAUTAM K BORDOLOI tries to unravel what will unfold under the rule of new government
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NABINA DAS writes that despite its truly golden prospects, Assam is a hotbed of unrest
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Cookbook author KORNELIA SANTORO experiments with Indian wine to bake this German cake
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This month's poet GAURAV DEKA is a classic example of a 'Doctor as Poet'
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ANANYA S GUHA urges to give free fictive imagination to one's dreams
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BHASKAR PHUKAN writes about a bureaucrat's trips to take stock of ground realities
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BHASKAR PHUKAN writes about a bureaucrat's trips to take stock of ground realities
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KETAKI BARDALAI attends a 'free' writing course for the community in Qatar
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This month's poet Chandramohan S writes about struggles of the marginalized
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Cookbook author KORNELIA SANTORO brings a super healthy recipe from the Middle East
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BHASKAR PHUKAN recalls Republic day celebrations in Assam over the years
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This month's poet ARJUN CHOUDHURI'S poems are full of light, colour and movement
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Our poetry editor ANANYA S GUHA picks poet SHRUTI SAREEN this month
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Impulse NGO Network organises a poetry contest to depict trafficking issues. The winning poem will b
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An avid golfer, Meghalaya bureaucrat P.S.THANGKHIEW weaves a story around golf
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BANAMALLIKA CHOUDHURY expresses her views on the Raj Bhawan and its 'colonial' relics
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This month's poet NABINA DAS's poems are evocative and deeply sensuous
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BHASKAR PHUKAN recalls October 30, the anniversary of the serial bomb blasts at Guwahati in this sho
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Bureaucrat ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI pens a poem for a fundraising dinner organised by Utsah, an NGO, commi
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Bureaucrat ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI pens a poem for a fundraising dinner organised by Utsah, an NGO, commi
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Bureaucrat ASHUTOSH AGNIHOTRI pens a poem for a fundraising dinner organised by Utsah, an NGO, commi
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The Thumb Print continues its series of the poetry column and introduces poet ALMOND SYIEM
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Inspired by scientist father and words of legendary CRN Rao CHANDRIKA KONWAR takes the ‘other’ r
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The Thumb Print continues its series of the poetry column and introduces a second poet PUSPITA DAS B
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The Thumb Print continues its series of the poetry column and introduces a second poet PUSPITA DAS B
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The Dehing Patkai Festival is a symbol of the spirit of accommodation among tribes writes Bhaskar Ph
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The Thumb Print launches its poetry column with prolific poet NITOO DAS
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ILAKSHEE NATH narrates the PVR experience of Jahnu Barua’s Baandhon in Delhi
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BHASKAR PHUKAN uncovers several stories on the magical world of cinema lying hidden in the most unli
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GAURANGI MAITRA expresses her grief over the recent natural calamity in Uttarakhand
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As the nation speaks about Jiah Khan’s love story of broken dreams and empty promises, OMI GURUNG
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Bureaucrat BHASKAR PHUKAN delves into the slow, unhurried and laidback nature of the Assamese commun
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CHANDRIKA KONWAR narrates her first experience with the death of a loved one, her grandmother
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BILL RICHMOND pays tribute to his dear friend Wasant Elwin, 60, Vice-Principal of All Saint’s Dioc
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Cookbook author KORNELIA SANTORO decides to do some cooking for happiness
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Are you getting married or planning to tie the knot? Make your wedding day special but naturally, ge
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Radhika M B recounts the pink slip horror nights and job-hunting in the USA
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Roopank Chaudhary rejoices the bliss of being single in the city
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Meenakshi Goswami pays tribute to academic Dr Parag Moni Sarma of Tezpur University. Dr Sarma died i
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Ephia Yasmin advocates for churning in the age-old bicycle as a popular means of transport
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Bureaucrat Ashutosh Agnihotri pens his thoughts on International Women's Day
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Robin Borthakur recalls the life and times of a dedicated tea scientist William Hadfield
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Tinat Atifa Masood stresses on instilling traffic sense from an early childhood
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Cultures cause violence against women not the length of skirts writes BANAMALLIKA CHOUDHURY
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It is hard to see a city of yore transform into something you did not grow up with. Ephia Yasmin wri
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Tea veteran Robin Borthakur recounts the experiences of a young assistant manager's stint in a tea e
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Guwahati and Bangkok have one thing in common - floods, writes Banamallika Choudhury
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As I write, I sit in the comfort of my home. Watching it snow outside my window. Sheer luxury! White
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The border is not a white line drawn between two countries feels Banamallika Choudhury as she steps
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The legendary Bhupen Hazarika sang thus : "Gotei jiban bisarileo onek dibax-raati Axom dexar dorey
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No borders can be so concrete that they can stop human beings from moving and interacting. The quest
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No, he is not superstitious. Nor does he believe in the evil eye, bad omen, and that kind of stuff.
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Every street in Bangkok has food stalls laden with an unbelievable variety of food. In terms of cont
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Drinking and talking continued far beyond midnight, where former tea planters indulged in reminiscen
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Banamallika Choudhury travels to Burma and is fascinated by the people, life and food there. She nar
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In this subtle piece, tea veteran Robin Borthakur writes about the lighter aspects of a tea garden c
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KASHMIRI BARKAKATI NATH shares her recipe of whole wheat eggless carrot muffin
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Borders apart, yet connections stark. A trip to Vientiane from Bangkok reveals memories of Northeast
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The all familial Bachi Karkaria talks to Teresa Rehman about her life, journalistic legacy, urban is
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His online 'green' fashion boutique is open 24/7. It is a green way to do business; it avoids wastag
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In the end, was the book. In the beginning was the word. Every book has a back story. Of ideas. Of e
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Heleena Kakar's weekly newspaper helps stir hope for women in embattled Afghanistan, while Toba Ahma
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Northeast India: Where does alienation stem from? The sub nationalism or nationalism that was at st
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As the crow flies, Bangkok is closer to Guwahati than New Delhi. BANAMALLIKA CHOUDHURY turns back
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Tea veteran ROBIN BORTHAKUR narrates lively anecdotes with music maestro Bhupen Hazarika
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What is the role of spirituality in life? Why do we need to be spiritual? Omi Gurung shares his thou
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