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On non-political Assamese
How two civil-society groups have defined politics in Assam.
Suraj Gogoi | Apr 13, 2022
The early story of Christianity in Northeast India
Colonial officers, venture capitalists and Baptist missionaries in the Naga highlands.
Roderick Wijunamai | Oct 09, 2020
The myth of the Assamese Bangladeshi
What's behind the unrelenting myth that Assam is overrun by Bangladeshi migrants?
Anindita Dasgupta | Jul 31, 2018
State of exclusion
The Chakmas in Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh continue to be victims of ethnic conflict.
Suraj Gogoi and Shyamal Chakma | May 13, 2016
Water and the community
Bandh-dong committees in western Assam manage the equitable distribution of water through community participation
Aparna Unni | Mar 28, 2016
The Myanmar connection
‘Rendezvous With Rebels’ explores the links between Burma and the insurgency in India’s Northeast.
Anuraag Baruah | Jun 19, 2015
The three burials of Danny Denzongpa
Believing everything we hear has consequences.
Pankaz K Sharma | Jun 20, 2014
Assam’s ‘D-voters’
In Assam, the control of public discourse has become a powerful political technology.
Rafiul Ahmed | May 26, 2014
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