RBI takes proactive steps to address lack of enough liquidity in the system
By Samudrajit Gohain Indian politicians, cutting across almost all political parties, vouch for the fact that India is a welfare state. Fondness of politicians to call India a ‘welfare state’ is based on Directive Principles of State policy, contained in Part 4 of the Constitution from
Bihar, Bengal and Assam governments come up with slew of schemes ahead of elections to woo voters
A dead dolphin was recovered from Maguri-Motapung Beel, near the blowout well site in Assam’s Tinsukia district on May 29, sparking concerns over the detrimental effect on river dolphins. Conservation sometimes stems out of past memories and sometimes from present necessity. In the case of Samrat
By Samudrajit Gohain All over the world, the most talked about topic at present is Covid-19 and its impact on everybody’s life. The second most talked-about topic is life after Covid-19 and expected green shoots of economic recovery in response to a myriad of fiscal and monetary
For a man synonymous with his land, its people and the air they breathe, it is incongruous to say Bhupen Hazarika would have been 94 today. Bhupenda is, his music having passed that test of time decades ago. Now, it’s about eternity.
The bizarre Kinnar showdown at Maligaon in Guwahati is only a sign of things to come
From a defunct accord to financial raids, and cadre killings, there is a shift once again in the Naga ‘political problem’… By Sudeep Chakravarti
After Chinese ruse of de-escalation & disengagement, India left with a kilometer of land less