Sunday Monitor

Snakes & Ladders: India’s path out of poverty

Rohit Inani, Indiaspend.org/FactChecker.in The forecast was cloudy skies with the possibility of light rain or thunderstorms. But on the morning…

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Matriliny: A complex tapestry of empowerment & exploitation

Matriliny in Meghalaya, while granting women inheritance rights, poses significant challenges. The system’s practice of passing property to the youngest…

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Sankardev & future of Assamese society

Change is an inevitable process. And yet, the ideologies of many personalities from centuries ago are still relevant. These are…

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When can research design be redesigned?

A research design typically acts as a blueprint to conduct a research study/project. But sometimes it becomes imperative to redesign…

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Stories from North East win hearts in city of joy

From the banks of the Brahmaputra through the weaves of Meitei culture and tradition to the mysterious forests of Arunachal…

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Localising sustainability: An imperative for Indian cities

As I sipped my coffee on the balcony of my newly built apartment, I witnessed a scene that sparked a…

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The enigmatic charm of Dhanushkodi

During our recent trip to South India, we visited the island of Rameswaram, which is mythologically associated with Lord Rama…

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A call for PWD inclusion in Meghalaya

The fatalities associated with the Cherry Blossom Festival highlight critical lessons that cannot be ignored. Meghalaya, with its enthusiastic focus on…

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Story of triumph of a young enthusiast

Tucked away in the serene landscapes of the North East, the small town of Chowkham has witnessed an extraordinary journey.…

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Importance of strategy in research programme

A strategy is not defined as a fixed object, a set of aims or a long-term plan. Understanding a process,…

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