Sunday Monitor

New healing centre in city tries to revive Sowa Rigpa

In this age of allopathy and modern medical science, traditional ways of treatment are losing popularity in many parts of…

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‘Children are the future custodians of wild lands’

Nirmal Ulhas Kulkarni is well-known in the nature conservation and research fraternity. Born and brought up in Goa, Kulkarni grew…

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How are policies received at grassroots level?

The failure or success of a policy is important, especially when it includes grassroots-level communities to include rural and underprivileged…

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Casteism in Assamese society & Sankardev

Assam is not a nation-state. The demography of Assam never subscribes to the concept of a nation-state and only ethnic…

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Exploring identity, existentialism & ephemeral nature of life

“A poem is a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It is a reaching-out…

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Effective planning to use data for an outstanding output

Dr. Annapoorna Ravichander & Mrinalini Kabbur Think Tanks, as research organisations, conduct robust research to provide evidence-based, actionable recommendations to…

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Framing a research design in policy-making

In the space of the public policy-making process designing research is important since evidence-based decisions help in formulating effective public…

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Fight is on: Defying age in the dojo

Leone Jyrwa joined mixed martial arts (MMA) classes to regain her flexibility and energy after the pandemic locked down lives.…

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BOOK REVIEW: An insight into data & communication

Dr Neeta Verma, the director general of the National Information Centre, wrote in one of her articles, “… data is…

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Meghalaya captured on canvas of CA-turned-artist

Vartika Sinha is enamoured of Meghalaya’s natural beauty and traditions. The 39-year-old artist is bringing to life vignettes from Meghalaya…

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