Discourses From the East
Politics as a path to Moksha
India’s multi-religious founding ideals are presently being reshaped by a majoritarian formulation of the relationship between the state and religion. Hindus are…
Discourses From the East
We Stopped Counting the Schools That Closed
Twenty-five schools close down every single day across India. That number comes straight from a NITI Aayog report, and once you sit…
সাম্প্ৰতিক পৰিস্থিতি আৰু অসম- মেঘালয়ৰ সংঘাত
খাচী ছাত্ৰ সন্থা (কে এচ ইউ)-এ চৰকাৰক ১৫ দিনৰ সময়সীমা দি পাঁচটা দাবীৰ সমাধান বিচাৰিছিল। দাবীসমূহৰ ভিতৰত আছিল শ্ৰী চিমেণ্টৰ পূৱ জয়ন্তীয়া…
The Road between us: Shillong, Fear, and the Fragile Art of Coexistence
On most days, the road between Guwahati and Shillong is an unremarkable stretch of asphalt. It carries students rushing to classes, families…
India’s youth don’t have a talent problem. They have a trust problem with their own degrees.
Every year, roughly fifteen million young Indians walk out of colleges and universities with a certificate in hand and a plan in…
The Quiet Conscience Keeper of a Fractured Land: Why Niketu Iralu Was Necessary for the Nagas and the North East
Sir Niketu Iralu stood as a rare and necessary moral anchor for the Nagas and the wider North East, precisely because he…