Sunday Monitor
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Jan- 2026 -4 January
Can AI replace mental health professionals?
With the advancement of technology at a high speed, people can connect in a second. However, even though there is…
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Dec- 2025 -7 December
‘I cried while reading the script during Chinese Whispers audition’
Young and exuberant, versatile yet grounded in reality, Poonam Gurung is an actress with a je ne sais quoi. She…
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7 December
Inside Assam’s socio-spiritual history: The growth of tantra and Krishna Bhakti
Understanding the socio-spiritual landscape of any region begins with its socio-political history. Ancient Kamarupa, or present-day Assam, offers valuable insight…
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7 December
Policy writing or political writing: Does it matter?
A popular definition of policy writing states that it is a process to create clear and structured policy documents, which…
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7 December
Strict traffic rules must for Meghalaya’s killer roads
On the night of November 18, a car driven by a drunk security guard of the North-Eastern Hill University mowed…
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Nov- 2025 -30 November
Mishmi takin faces new challenges in its changing habitat
Bikash Kumar Bhattacharya/Mongabay India High in the mist-shrouded mountains of Arunachal Pradesh, where India meets Tibet and Myanmar, lives one…
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30 November
When schools lose their soul
Vedabhyas Kundu & Munazah Shah The tragic suicide of a Class X student, who jumped from a Delhi Metro station…
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23 November
I am in love with Meghalaya and its people: Anna Notsu
Languages can never be barriers to establishing connections with people and places, and Anna Notsu stands as testimony to it.…
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23 November
Marginalised women are ignored in Indian literature: Banu Mushtaq
The Shaistas, Arifas, Aminas, Naseemas and Shameems have many stories to tell and pains to share. However, their voices often…
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23 November
Are hackers changemakers?
Joseph M Kharkongor The year is 2005, and the national RTI law was finally enacted after the Freedom of Information…
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