Sunday Monitor

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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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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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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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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