Sunday Monitor

Missing revenue data for Cherry Blossom and other festivals

Winter has already arrived, at least in Shillong, and this is the time for festivals. The most coveted winter festival…

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From planning to practice: Why research protocols and processes matter

In a research project, one of the most significant aspects is the quality, authenticity, timeliness and significant outcomes. How can…

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Dreams and deprivations in an Indore tribal settlement

Every November 14, India celebrates Children’s Day — a day of promise and celebration, when schools organise events, distribute gifts…

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Naveen Kharmawphlang redefines comfort with natural fabric

He is friendly, even around strangers, and his infectious energy rubs off on those close to him. His confidence may…

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The silent mental health crisis in the Sundarbans

Subhajit Naskar, Siddhanta Goswami, Indiaspend.org/FactChecker.in Every night while the rest of my family sleeps, I lie awake–the ticking of the…

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Can a unified front truly represent the diverse North East?

One North East for the betterment of the people of the North East. This was the agenda that brought together…

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Sankardev’s diplomacy, compassion shaped harmonious society

Sankardev sat in the Than (religious shrine) of Dhuwahat when one of his disciples asked about the essence of Neo-Vaishnavism.…

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How ecotourism helps in conserving Meghalaya caves

Saumitra Shinde/Mongabay India For Banyllashisha Wankhar, caves are not just geological wonders, they are landscapes of culture, memory, and personal…

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Education, open conversations must to control HIV epidemic in Meghalaya

Earlier this year, when Meghalaya’s health department admitted a 221% increase in the number of HIV cases in the past…

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‘Shape of Momo’ was a challenging project: Mikhail Marak

Mikhail Marak is a known name in the Meghalaya music sphere as well as in other parts of the northeastern…

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