Sunday Monitor

A tribal festival for women, by women & of women

Tahthavan or Sahchavan is a Wancho festival (in Arunachal Pradesh) that is celebrated across the Longding district. Although it varies…

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Two Roads Studio: A safe space for artists

A creative entrepreneur, filmmaker and dog lover has carved a solace for the urban population at Two Roads Studio, an…

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How humidity is breaking your body’s thermostat

Tanvi Deshpande, Indiaspend.org/FactChecker.in On April 30, Mumbai was not having an unusually hot day at 33.9 degrees Celsius if we…

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Should one foster consortium or competition?

In recent times (especially post-COVID), many funding organisations floated announcements inviting proposals for funding support. One of the strong caveats…

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The timeless genius who touched nations and hearts

Rabindranath Tagore’s birth anniversary is reverently commemorated in Shillong, just as it is across India and worldwide. What makes Shillong…

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Dehradun Unplugged: A breath of mountain air

My husband and I planned a trip to Dehradun to meet our dear friends, who have moved there for a…

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Lamprini provides women with sustainable livelihood

Nisha Singh knows exactly how to make a stranger feel comfortable at Lamprini, a Kolkata-based business organisation. She welcomes visitors…

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Books on modern Assamese society, queer identities launched

Two Assamese books — Pop Axomiya Rachanavali and Chinaki Chuburi — by renowned Assamese author Najma Mukherjee were released in…

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A tribute to a veteran air force hero from Shillong

India, after attaining independence, did not live in peace. Besides the Britishers, there were other countries too which wanted to…

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Critical appraisal of Thomas Jones & Roman script in Khasi

Thomas Jones, a Welsh Calvinistic Methodist missionary, is a seminal figure in the linguistic and cultural history of Meghalaya. Celebrated…

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