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The Sivasagar Flood: What I learn so far (opens the original)
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There are many lessons for us to learn from the Sivasagar disaster. Among them, I have highlighted a few that I consider important, based on the information available to me up to 10 August 2026, my observations from the affected area, and my previous experience with rivers, water and floods. 1) Floods will return—this is sure. The severity of a disaster depends, on how many years have passed, before floods return to an area. The Sivasagar flood has shown us that the longer the interval, the grea
Cloudburst Claim: What Really Caused Upper Assam’s Flood? (opens the original)
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On 19 July, Dr. Bongtao Lunglee called me from Mon district in Nagaland. A landslide had occurred near his home, and he had been observing continuous heavy rainfall across the surrounding hills. He was worried that if the rain continued, the water could move farther downstream and create floods in parts of Nagaland and Assam. Initially, I did not fully believe him. We often speak casually about rain, landslides and rivers. Such conversations are common during the monsoon. Later, however, I reali
Shyntorbulia: A village beyond two rivers, waiting for development (opens the original)
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GUWAHATI, July 7, 2026 — There are villages that survive because of development, and there are villages that survive despite its absence. Shyntorbulia lies about 29 kilometres from Nongpoh and less than two hours' drive from Shillong. Yet during the monsoon, visitors must walk for nearly an hour to reach the village after crossing two rivers. Home to around 63 Khasi families with a population of nearly 300, according to the village headman, Shyntorbulia has grown from the 38 families and 221 res
Beyond the Classroom: Understanding the True Purpose of Internships (opens the original)
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GUWAHATI, July 4, 2026 — Recently, while interacting with a group of undergraduates preparing for their upcoming internships, I asked a question that appeared ordinary. "Why do you think your university is sending you for an internship?" The answers came quickly: "To get a certificate," "To complete the course," "To gain experience “and” It will help us get a job." None of these answers were entirely wrong. Yet none of them reflected the real purpose of an internship. That conversation stayed wi
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