‘From Guerrilla Fighter to Chief Minister’, published by Penguin Random House in 2026, is written by the former Mizoram Chief Minister recalling the Mizo insurgency years.
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- Ecological Sacrifice At The Altar Of Frontier Development In The Great Nicobar And Arunachal Pradesh
As India expands its infrastructure footprint from the Nicobar Islands to the eastern Himalayas, the critical question is not whether development should proceed, but how its ecological costs are spatially distributed and politically justified.
The labour of Northeastern workers is indispensable to urban service infrastructures, yet their identity remains subject to everyday interrogation. This dissonance reflects a deeper social pattern in which economic visibility coexists with fragile recognition.
In the Northeast, belonging has thinned precisely where it should be most secure. Outside the region, citizenship collapses with alarming speed. The forms of violence differ, but the condition beneath them is shared.
The strength of India lies in its capacity to hold multiple calendars and still recognise them as equally legitimate ways of inhabiting time. The question is simple, even if the implications are not: whose time counts?
In the latest thrillers emerging from Bollywood on OTT platforms, the Northeast region is not invisible anymore, but it is visible on terms that keep it under watch.
India’s 0-1 defeat to Bangladesh in the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers landed with a thud that went beyond football. The national team walked out of that match ranking 142nd in FIFA's world ranking, carrying no league behind it, and stepped onto the pitch unsure if the season even exists
My First Voice, a speech-generating app created by Monks India in collaboration with the Centre for Community Initiative (CCI), does something few institutions in this fractured state have managed
With the Chief Minister's Grassroots Music Programme comes not only income, but a shift in the posture of musicians in Meghalaya from performance as a plea to performance as presence.
A final journey that mapped the politics of grief in Manipur
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