Four years of military coup in Myanmar

  The international community, so does the global media, may overlook the ongoing civil war like situation in Myanmar (also known as Burma and Brahmadesh), but the ground situation indicates an everlasting chaos in the southeast Asian nation where thousands have been killed, another few thousands injured and millions of people including women and children…

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Hitorisc visit strengthening Assam-Bhutan ties

Nava Thakuria As Assam Chief Minister Dr HimantaBiswaSarma concluded his successful visit to the neighbouring country, Druk Yul has seemingly come closer to the people of northeast Bharat. Sarma, who embarked on the official visit (16-19 December 2024) following an invitation from the Royal Bhutan government in Thimphu, discussed a series of bilateral issues with…

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Will Bangladesh slip into a radical Islamic regime ?

  Nava Thakuria The unfolding of events in the last few months may concentrate the apprehension that our immediate neighbour Bangladesh may return back to its earlier identity, an Islamic regime. Once a part of undivided Bharat, the Muslim majority region emerged as East Pakistan in 1947 and later got a new identity as a…

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When a LitFest searches for roots

  Nava Thakuria Overcoming the territory of a traditional literature festival across India, Pragjyotishpur Literature Festival 2024 showcased a series of panel discussions and special sessions with eminent authors to motivate the audience to look beyond the current narrative in search of roots. The three-day LitFest (13, 14 and 15 December) at Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra…

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When Legislators turn Parliamentarians….

  The recently concluded by-polls for 48 legislative assembly constituencies in 14 States (along with two Parliamentary seats in Kerala and Maharashtra) of India reveal that 41 assembly seats were vacated by the representatives of different political parties (irrespective of ideologies or status in the governments) after they were elected to Lok Sabha. One may…

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Pragjyotishpur Literary Award’ 2023 presented to Dr. Nahendra Padun and Sri Nayanjyoti Sarma

Pragjyotishpur Literary Award’ 2023 presented to Dr. Nahendra Padun and Sri Nayanjyoti Sarma Pragjyotishpur Literary Festival’ 2023 concludes with enlightening hope in Assam’s literary field Guwahati, October 1: The first Pragjyotishpur Literary Festival organized by the Sankardev Education and Research Foundation concluded on October 1 amid an unprecedented overwhelming response from literary fans. Eminent litterateur…

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Delimitation draft to protect Assam’

Guwahati: Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, while commenting on the delimitation draft released by the Election Commission of India recently, asserted that its implementation would protect Assam and its indigenous people politically. Welcoming the draft, Sarma however expressed displeasure that a section of political elements has been cooking up a communal issue out of…

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Do policing, not indulge in storytelling: PPFA

Guwahati: Expressing an utter dismay over the incident of Jonali Nath’s killing in Goalpara of western Assam and its subsequent ‘lucid’ narration by the concerned police person, the Patriotic People’s Front Assam (PPFA) urged the department to direct its officials to dedicate more time, space and energy in a genuine probe rather than indulging in…

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The Tragic Story of Meitei Hindus in Manipur, the planned violence by Christian Kukis resulting thousands of Meitei Hindus leaving their homes and properties.

Manipur is currently fighting a civil war and although violence is happening at all quarters, the ultimate loser in this is Hindu dharma and the ultimate winner is Christianity. This is how. First, one should pay attention to the name – Manipur. It is called so because it really does look like a maṇī –…

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