Discourses From the East
Roi Roi Binale: A Fiiting Swansong Of A Great Artist
It’s been 6 days(05 Nov) since opening of Zubeen Garg’s last movie ‘Roi Roi Binale.’ The grand opening in over 91 screens…
Discourses From the East
Have We Entered a New Feudal Era?
Editor’s Note: In this review essay, eminent Filipino scholar and activist Walden Bello reviews Yanis Varoufakis’s Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism (Vintage, 2024),…
From Ethnic Anxiety to Religious Polarisation: Echoes of a Fractured Harmony in Assam
What is unfolding in Assam today is deeply unsettling, particularly for those familiar with its long legacy of cultural coexistence and political…
Silent anecdotes and a taste of freedom
There exists no such clear definition as to the notion of something called an absolute truth. We live in subjective realities, something…
The Joy of Learning Languages
The ability to understand, speak, read, and write multiple languages adds a new dimension to life. My appreciation for this skill has…
The Rivers of Memory: Khasi Myths and the Puri
The Khasis, like many indigenous communities around the world, have imbued their landscape with stories and the presence of mythical creatures. Some…