Sunday Monitor
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Feb- 2022 -6 February
A centenarian’s thoughts
One of the most prominent political figures, late BB Lyngdoh turned 100 on February 2. The diminutive figure who rose…
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6 February
Violence across borders & the urge to survive
In Ritwik Ghatak’s Meghe Dhaka Tara (The Cloud-capped Star), the female protagonist Nita, a refugee from East Pakistan, tells her…
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Jan- 2022 -30 January
‘Long waiting list a hurdle for Khasi language recognition’
Padma Shri awardee Badaplin War, a professor in the Khasi Department at NEHU, has vowed to pursue inclusion of the…
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30 January
Music band from Mawkynrew wins hearts in city with rustic songs
On January 23, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma tweeted a video with the message, “It is impossible to listen to this…
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23 January
Mothers of the statehood movement
Matrilineal Meghalaya is celebrating 50 years of its existence. While the men are remembered for their contributions in achieving statehood,…
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23 January
Anti-vaccination protests are not new
A section of the citizens in Shillong recently took out a rally in protest against the compulsory vaccination missive by…
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16 January
Meghalaya’s 50 years of statehood & some broken dreams
On January 21, Meghalaya will celebrate its 50th anniversary of statehood. Over five decades, the state has achieved several medals…
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16 January
Journey of an ordinary girl
Oxford Dictionary defines disability as a physical or mental condition that limits a person’s movement, senses or activities. But in…
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9 January
Life of the iron lady from South West Khasi Hills
When Spility Lyngdoh Langrin died at 95, she left behind a legacy that only a braveheart can take forward. Over…
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2 January
Maitshaphrang’s long fight for social reform
It was the night of December 31 and the countdown to welcome 2022 was on. The venue: Crinoline Swimming Pool…
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