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Cartoon of the week ( November 2)
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Date of Publish: 2015-11-09
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The Flooding Frontier - Beyond Dominant Narratives
A few poems of Urkhao Gwra Brahma
A few poems of Pranjit Bora
Flower business blooms in Assam
GrassLooms to Showrooms — RGVN helps Assam weavers look beyond traditional markets to connect with global buyers
A few poems of Neelabh Sourav
Twisted- 47
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Solar on the char
Gendering the Actions- A New Way to tackle Climate Change
Heralding Bohag - a photo story by Girimallika Saikia
Literature and society in Northeast: Novelist and short story writer Juri Borah Borgohain on her literary journey
Elder Father (Borpitai) - A short story by Monalisha Saikia
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MSP: A Forever Illusion for Assam Farmers
Banjaras in Guwahati: Nomadic footprints of life and livelihood
Dr Robin S. Ngangom: You have to keep learning your mother tongue if you are writing in it
Dr Anil Kumar Boro: “Both language and folklore are equally important as identity marker”
Saleha Ahmed: After visiting Asharikandi I felt that we need a Profet to preserve our terracotta Art
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Statistical information relating to the influx of Refugees from East Bengal into India till 30th September, 1971- Part 10
A few poems of Rabindra Bora
Kaziranga attracts 82 per cent of National Park visitors in Assam
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Childhood Cancer Care in Northeast India: Rise in survival rate is credited to awareness and free treatment for needy
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Lessons from the field: A day with Manoj Gogoi, the wildlife warrior of Kaziranga
Fetish for modernity and nation-building through infrastructure: A case of urban floods in Guwahati
Combating obesity and the need for policy guidelines
Women as banking leaders: The success story of a women’s collective in Assam’s Dhubri district growing their thrift and credit society into a robust bank-Sanghamitra with 9000 women as members, shareholders
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