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Cartoon of the week - ( October 2 )
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Date of Publish: 2015-10-12
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Gethsemane man-made forest: Hand raised by 35 Bodo youths the regenerated forest is a perfect destination of nature lovers but stares at new conservation challenges
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Literature and society in northeast: Anupama Borgohian sheds light on the Assamese novel Ledolam by Juri Borah Borgohain
ASSAM HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT, 2014 - 70 PER CENT HOUSEHOLDS DO NOT HAVE TOILETS
Assam farmers’ worst enemy
Flats and fears
India-Bangladesh border village defies man-made frontiers
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The Horn of Plenty
Still no finality, the third time round
Some Tales of Withered Light- A short story by Ankita Baroah
Child Sexual Abuse in Assam: Stories of unending ordeal of victims that are not revealed by statistics
Historic temples of Guwahati – a photo story by Anu Boro
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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
Dr Arupa Patangia Kalita: Writing is a not a path to mingle with the establishment
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Cartoon of the week (July 3)
Assam’s ‘cool’ craft
ASSAM HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT, 2014 - 70 PER CENT HOUSEHOLDS DO NOT HAVE TOILETS
Literature and Society in Northeast: Bidisha Dutta on Eksallish, a collection of Assamese short stories by Mallika Hazarika
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Pedal for change: Reimaging Guwahati
Guwahati: An Eviscerated Nostalgia and a City of Utter Discontent
Great Assam Earthquake of 1950: Address to the Nation by Jawaharlal Nehru
Towards a Green Assam- Why the Dighalipukhuri Movement Matters
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