Sunday Monitor

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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Raise your guard against rising threat of cybercrime

Meghalaya’s misty hills mask a growing, glass-screen menace. As smartphones and internet access become routine across the state, cybercrime has…

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India’s snakes changing range due to climate change

T. V. Padma/Mongabay India Climate change could lead to shifts in the geographic distribution of certain snakes in India and…

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