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From Barren Sandbar to Jungle: The Epic Journey of Jadav Payeng

Ethno-Ecological Origins and Biographical Context To understand the genesis of the Molai Forest, one must first situate Jadav Payeng within

The Palimpsest of the Hills – Why Kalimpong Matters Today, the name Kalimpong evokes images of a serene hill station

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

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