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When Myanmar junta makes millions homeless

When the global community observed World Refugee Day on 20 June, a dark reality surfaced from Myanmar where the military-controlled regime in Payitwtaw emerged as a primary actor in creating refugees in their own country. Various global actors claim that over 5.3 million Myanmarese people are now living in distress as the UN High Commissioner…

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When Mother Earth Menstruates

For millions of Sanatani tourists, not to speak of pilgrims, who visit Guwahati in far eastern Bharat, their itinerary includes the temple of Mother Goddess Kamakhya to pay a sacred visit to the Shakti Peeth with the legacy of Kamrup civilization. The consecrated temple atop Nilachal hills on the southern bank of mighty Brahmaputra river….

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Demands raised for urgent release of Suu Kyi

When Daw Aung San Suu Kyi celebrated her 81st birthday under detention somewhere in the military controlled Myanmar on 19 June 2026, various global bodies raised voices for her release along with other political prisoners, languishing in different jails across the southeast Asian nation. Amid the military vigil, anti-junta residents of Myanmar also observed her…

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Good days are ahead of print media outlets !

Guwahati: The annual Devarshi Narad Jayanti award ceremony, where senior journalist Nava Thakuria was awarded and three city-based reporters namely Ranjita Rabha of Pratham Khabar news channel, Lakhyajit Gohain of NK Television and Mridul Haloi of Dainik Asom were felicitated, brought some good news about the survival of print journalism. Organized by Vishwa Samvad Kendra…

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Burmese Hope & Despair

As U Min Aung Hlaing, a top military commander turned President of Myanmar (formerly known as Burma or Brahmadesh) completes his five-day official visit to India, political observers start analyzing its aftermath, where the Myanmar bordering India’s far eastern region expects benefits in several fronts from security to communication to developments. Elevated to the civilian…

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Half-Truths Are More Dangerous Than Falsehood: Prakhar Shrivastava

GUWAHATI: In journalism, the propagation and judgment of half-truths pose a greater danger than outright falsehoods. This significant observation was made by Prakhar Shrivastava, Senior Consulting Editor and Anchor at Delhi Doordarshan Kendra, while delivering the keynote address on the occasion of Narada Jayanti. Organized under the auspices of the Vishwa Samvad Kendra, Assam on…

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Following a Burmese President’s visit

As U Min Aung Hlaing, a top military commander turned President of Myanmar (formerly known as Burma or Brahmadesh) completes his five-day official visit to India, political observers start analyzing its aftermath, where the Myanmar bordering India’s far eastern region expects benefits in several fronts from security to communication to developments. Elevated to the civilian…

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Devarshi Narad Jayanti lecture on Sunday, journalist Nava Thakuria to be awarded

Guwahati: Vishwa Samvad Kendra (VSK) Assam has organized the annual Devarshi Narad Jayanti lecture on Sunday (7 June 2026, program beginning at 10:30 am) at Sudarshanalay in Barbori locality of the city. Nationally acclaimed news presenter and currently a senior advisor at Delhi Doordarshan news section, Prakhar Shrivastava will deliver the lecture highlighting the life…

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