Sunday Monitor

Teara Sangma: Dancing her way beyond boundaries of identity

Teara Ianchi D. Sangma, a young Bharatanatyam dancer from Meghalaya, has become the first Garo girl to be awarded the…

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Meghalaya’s urban crisis: Garbage, traffic & dangerous roads no one is fixing

Meghalaya is growing, and that is evident from the rising number of vehicles, expanding markets, growing tourist footfall and increasing…

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Borghat’s forgotten Shiva Temple: A quiet legacy of faith, history and harmony

Tucked away near the Indo-Bangladesh border, in the serene village of Borghat, stands an ancient Shiva temple — weathered by…

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Piping hot: India’s delivery economy runs on worker heat stress

Shivam Bhardwaj, Indiaspend.com/Facthecker.in No matter if it is hot or raining, we have to work,” says 30-year-old Rakesh Sahu (name…

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Amjad Ali: The man who wrote the first Khasi verse

For many common citizens of Shillong, the name Amjad Ali may not be familiar. But those who study history or…

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From rights to red tape: India’s Transgender Law Amendment

Divya Tiwari, Indiaspend.com/FactChecker.in Only I knew what I felt, trapped in a body I did not recognise or feel at…

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Heather’s cook book: Comfort noodles with no hassles

Welcome to Just Cooking — a space dedicated to food that does not need to be complicated to be good.…

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Why recognising Khasi & Garo alone won’t save them

The move to recognise Khasi and Garo as official languages in Meghalaya marks a long-pending cultural acknowledgement, yet its late…

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Finding forever love

The thick pine groves of Shillong—the timeless “Pine City”—have silently witnessed countless love stories. Some are familiar, almost predictable: love…

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‘We want recognition’: Daloiship and Environmental Conservation

On April 10, we witnessed a historic moment at Thomas Jones Synod College in Jowai. In collaboration with Jaiñtia Hills…

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