Letters
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Can we practise genuine secularism in letter and spirit?
Editor, The latest controversy over the proposed construction of a temple within the CBI premises at Mawdiangdiang raises a question…
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Assam floods: There’s something called gravity
Editor, Every monsoon, Northeast India performs its most enduring tradition. No, not Bihu, Wangala, or Ambubachi. It’s the annual game…
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Meghalaya needs classrooms more than football holidays
Editor, Meghalaya may be a football-loving state, but football cannot become an excuse for the government to treat education as…
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Focus on genuine public service rather than political convenience
Editor, There comes a point when silence is no longer a virtue but a form of surrender. I write this…
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Accord heritage status to iconic Bidhan Villah
Editor, After having been quite aware for some timeĀ about the present status of the Bidhan Villah as it isĀ …
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Let cricket flourish in our state
Editor, Recent media reports have sparked concern among Meghalaya cricket lovers. As passionate supporters of the game from different districts…
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Opaque collegium system demands urgent reform
Editor, The Supreme Court Collegium system reveals a profound paradox at the heart of the higher judiciary: a system where…
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Meghalaya must look beyond colonial crutches for modern education
Editor, The call by the Voice of the People Party (VPP) to preserve the status quo of the Deficit Grant-in-Aid…
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Silent demolition of Tara Ghar
Editor, Through these columns, I wish to draw the urgent attention of the citizens of Meghalaya and the concerned authorities…
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