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Why 1 Million Speakers Isn’t Enough to Save Kokborok

Defining Kokborok and the Tripuri Identity Kokborok, also referred to as Tripuri, is a foundational element of the cultural and

On 18 November 1972, in the hill town of Tura, Meghalaya, a boy named Jibon Borthakur was born into an

Bhai Tika is the culmination of the five-day Tihar (Deepawali) festival, which is the second biggest celebration for the Gorkha-Nepali

Introduction: Across the Indian subcontinent and its global diaspora, the festival of Diwali, or Deepavali, illuminates the autumn night, symbolizing

Have you ever wondered about the people who built the ancient monasteries and shaped the spiritual identity of Sikkim? Meet

Indian football has often been described as a sleeping giant, waiting for the right spark to awaken its potential. In

Historical Background and Origin Itanagar Fort, locally known as Ita Fort (literally “Fort of Bricks”), is a medieval fortification that

The Defiant Syiem: U Tirot Sing and the Khasi Struggle for Sovereignty Part I: The World of the Khasi Hills:

The Political Ascent of P. A. Sangma: From Grassroots Activist to National Statesman Purno Agitok Sangma (1947–2016) emerged from a

In Arunachal Pradesh, the linguistic landscape is both rich and fragile, woven from a stunning diversity of languages such as