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A workshop in Guwahati focused on cultivating leadership among the heads of private schools writes A
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KISHALAY BHATTACHARJEE calls for regulating the Indo-Bangla border and ending the regime of smugglin
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The Tezpur Conversations raised some pertinent issues in its own charming way writes GAURANGI MAITRA
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MANJIRA MAJUMDAR trains her lens on lens on Kolkata which is a city seeped in football history
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There has been a wind of change in the way football is considered in India, with such a huge pool of
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Football fan RHINUSMITA KAKOTY LAHKAR becomes nostalgic as she gears up for the big event. She calls
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Seawalee Kumar Medhi catches up with actor John Abraham who launched his football club
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Former Assam DGP HAREKRISHNA DEKA analyses the recent killing of police officials by militants
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PRERNA SINGH BINDRA urges to think beyond June 5 celebrations
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Halonix has designed advertising billboards that turn into street lights by night
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Writer MITRA PHUKAN tries to raise the voice of neutrality and humanism in scarred Assam
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Another Five-Year Fun Comes to India. Can we think democracy differently, asks PARTHA BANERJEE
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Bengali daily, Sangbad Lahari published from Guwahati and Shillong has been closed down. Nava J. T
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As the country gears up to choose another Prime Minister, we ask people from a cross-section of soci
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As the country gears up to choose another Prime Minister, we ask people from a cross-section of soci
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As the country gears up to choose another Prime Minister, we ask people from a cross-section of soci
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As the country gears up to choose another Prime Minister, we ask people from a cross-section of soci
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As the country gears up to choose another Prime Minister, we ask people from a cross-section of soci
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The Thumb Print Conversations will focus on women in the changing cityscape
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SAMHITA BAROOAH analyses how crafts and arts matter in our minimalistic lives
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The Thumb Print webzine announces list of the Coolest Northeasterners of 2013
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NURUL ISLAM LASKAR sums up the convention on education of American Federation of Muslims of Indian O
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TOBY MILLER unravels what lies between the thick fog and the brilliant sunshine of Nelson Mandela
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EDITORIAL GUEST EDITOR: MANJULA NARAYAN MANJULA NARAYAN on ensuring women a working environment th
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With the world's moral compass reversing itself, the Deadly Sins are now desirable merits.writes BUN
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SAMRAT analyses the nuances of the agitation for Inner Line Permit (ILP) in Meghalaya
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The Cecil and Iris Chaudhry Foundation calls for legislation against child rape in Pakistan
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Journalist NEHA DIXIT set up a trust to rehabilitate rape survivors and appeals for help from all co
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A workshop for journalists covering conflict situations was held in Guwahati recently
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ALOK SRIVASTAVA on how mobile phones can be an effective tool for governance
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PARI SAIKIA deliberates why sex talk is still a taboo while slangs are not
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Investigations are on at the Likabali School abuse case in Arunachal Pradesh. A report
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MEGHA KASHYAP writes how she was threatened with a knife on her way from office
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Disabled rights activist ARMAN ALI is denied the right to participate in IIT Guwahati Half Marathon,
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An initiative by Jorhat police in Assam is a huge draw among two-wheeler riders
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SAMRAT analyses the number of high-profile rapes that have shaken India in the last few months
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NWMI condemns gangrape of woman journalist in Mumbai & demands safety for women media professionals
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ILAKSHEE NATH relished the Chai, Coffee and Cookies affair in Delhi recently
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DAISY HASAN recalls the bittersweet sentiments that accompany Independence Day
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ANANYA S GUHA recollects memories of Independence Day celebrations in Shillong
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BHASWATI KHAUND GOSWAMI relives her childhood memories with tea baron Hemendra Prasad Barooah
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Ningku Lachungpa from Sikkim participated in The Apprentice Asia, an Asian reality game show in whic
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The recent case of a spurned lover hacking his female classmate before killing himself shocks former
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While ragpickers’ stories may appear daily in the South Asian press, their history has been told
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Afghanistan is celebrating social media week to disseminate information and build ties with other co
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Tongam Rina, Associate Editor of The Arunachal Times was shot at while she was about to enter her of
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GEETA SESHU feels bloggers and citizen journalists should be taken seriously if they follow the prin
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Tongam Rina from India, Jörg Armbruster and Martin Durm from Germany as well as Brigitte Alfter and
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GAURANGI MAITRA pays tribute to the might of the thumb on the first anniversary of The Thumb Print
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An innovative campaign is underway to make Guwahati a cleaner, better and safer city
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KOMAL SACHDEVA analyses the Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) in CBSE schools
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The American Federation of Muslims of Indian Origin (AFMI) will will hold its 22nd International Con
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The Thumb Print, a portal on Northeastern states, has survived solely on readers' goodwill and the a
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GAURANGI MAITRA pens her impressions of The Thumb Print Conversations at Guwahati
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MITRA PHUKAN feels a multiplicity of divergent views were aired, discussed, and debated in The Thumb
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ANINDITA DAS sums up The Thumb Print Conversations held in Guwahati recently
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US-based Consulting Editor RADHIKA M B celebrates a year and a green month of The Thumb Print
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KAMAYANI BALI MAHABAL pays tribute to Vina Mazumdar, the Grand old lady of the Feminist Movement and
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It takes a minister's intervention to file a FIR in Reingamphy Awungshi case, reports NEHA DIXIT
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The story of Northeasterners in Delhi will always be that of contrasts and contradictions. There wil
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JUANITA KAKOTY observes a particular unfairness of Delhites towards people of the northeast, especia
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Delhi police trips on misogyny and prejudice yet again in investigating the death of Reingamphi Awun
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Guwahati writer Mitra Phukan catches up with Steven Alter from Mussorie at the Shillong CALM Festiva
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The Shillong CALM Festival 2013 managed to place the region on the books and publishing map of the c
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The Thumb Print Conversations at the Shillong CALM Festival reiterated the need to obviate misconcep
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The countdown for Shillong CALM Festival 2013 begins writes ANANYA S GUHA
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HOIHNU HAUZEL celebrates the 101 birthday of Zohra Segal, the undisputed drama and theatre queen of
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MIKE SHANAHAN lauds a growing band of young and passionate environment communicators
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VASANTHI HARIPRAKASH, GUEST EDITOR “So who’s covering Northeast India for primetime tonight?”
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Mekhala Chador (Assamese traditional dress) and Mallige (jasmine) came together as The Thumb Print s
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South India join hands in the campaign for the repeal of the 'draconian' Act
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The Thumb Print launches its conversation series in Bangalore
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The FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) honoured three women achievers at an event recently writes Hussi
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HOIHNU HAUZEL, GUEST EDITOR Peace is a prerequisite for the prevalence of development, growth and p
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Abdul Hamid looks at the involvement of youth in Bangladesh in understanding issues of Climate Chang
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Even his worst adversaries admit that Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar is an impeccably honest ma
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Women from India demand an end to gender violence at the 57th Session of UN Commission on Status of
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A TV channel in Northeast India kickstarts its year-long campaign to end violence against women
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Gita Aravamudan analyses the time of the year when womanhood is celebrated all over the world
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Prajwal Parajuly has been chosen writer-in-residence by Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies
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Megha Kashyap reports on the enthusiastic response of the One Billion Rising campaign in Mizoram’s
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Patralekha Chatterjee urges the need to go beyond protests and address core issues that perpetuate v
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Guwahati will be part of the epic event to raise awareness about violence against women writes Sabri
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JYOTI MALHOTRA, GUEST EDITOR The problem with freedom of speech is that it is imbued with the right
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The delivery of justice must become much swifter if rapists are to be deterred at all writes Mitra P
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It is exactly a month since a spunky 23-year-old Delhi woman became a chilling crime statistic. Watc
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KALPANA SHARMA, GUEST EDITOR Kalpana Sharma urges the need to engage with the deep-rooted sexism an
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Sabrina Iqbal Sircar talks of Guwahati being safe haven for women in spite of the molestation incide
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The sporting infrastructure created by the National Games is like a springboard for the launch of an
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If the widespread public anger and sorrow generated by Savita's untimely and probably avoidable deat
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If the Northeast, or any part of India or South Asia for that matter, is to progress, it HAS to sort
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Veteran Gandhian Natwar Thakkar has adopted Nagaland as his home and is striving to keep Gandhiji's
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Floods cause havoc every year. But the boat clinics, popularly known as "Doctor's Boat" manoeuvre th
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In this first person account, corporate man Roopank Chaudhary narrates his experience at the April 2
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With the economy slump gripping households in Britain, Shilpi Chakraborty outlines the dearth of exc
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Founder-Editor Teresa Rehman writes about the genesis of The Thumb Print
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While Delhi is undergoing a water crisis, amusement water parks continue to mushroom in the city rep
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