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The Importance of Libraries in Rural India (opens the original)
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I still clearly remember my college days. At that time, we did not have smartphones, and cable television had not yet reached every home. Apart from our regular studies, the district library was our main place for expanding our knowledge. We regularly visited the library and spent hours reading newspapers, magazines and novels. We also borrowed books to read at home. The career-related books and guidance materials available there were particularly helpful to students like me in deciding the dire
Assam's Floods: We Need to Think Beyond Embankments (opens the original)
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Like clockwork, the arrival of the monsoon brings a familiar disaster to Assam. Year after year, thousands of families watch their homes go under water, crops are destroyed, roads become impassable, and daily life comes to a halt. As the floodwaters recede, the same question returns: will Assam ever find a lasting solution? The honest answer is that there is no single solution. Whenever floods strike, the immediate demand is almost always the same: build more embankments and strengthen the exist
Beyond Rewards: Encouraging Creativity Through Constructive Consequences in the Classroom (opens the original)
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Education is much more than teaching lessons from a textbook or preparing students for examinations. A school is a place where children develop character, confidence, creativity, and a sense of responsibility. Every child possesses unique talents and abilities, and it is the responsibility of teachers to identify those strengths and create opportunities for them to grow. As a teacher, I believe learning should be guided by encouragement rather than fear. A classroom should be a place where stude
Assam's floods demand more than sympathy (opens the original)
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Every monsoon, Assam prepares for floods. Yet each year the scale of human suffering still comes as a shock. As I look at the images emerging from the flood-hit districts, I am reminded that behind every photograph lies a family whose home, livelihood and sense of security have been swept away. The Brahmaputra and its tributaries sustain Assam for much of the year. During the monsoon, however, they also become the source of recurring devastation. This year, districts including Sivasagar have wit
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