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A heartfelt tribute to poet Anis Uz Zaman (opens the original)
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The passing of eminent Assamese poet, writer and former Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) member Anis Uz Zaman on September 20, 2026, marks the end of an important chapter in Assamese literature. He was 79. While the literary world has lost a respected voice, countless readers like me have lost someone whose words quietly shaped our thoughts, emotions and understanding of life. His demise has left a deep sense of emptiness, and it is difficult to think of Assamese poetry without recalling h
Assam’s Roads Are Becoming Death Traps (opens the original)
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GUWAHATI, September 7, 2026 — Roads are meant to connect people, places and possibilities. In Assam, however, too many roads are becoming sources of fear. The state’s growing road-accident toll is not simply a consequence of reckless driving; it also exposes serious failures in road design, maintenance, enforcement and accountability. According to official data, Assam recorded 12,572 road accidents and 2,760 fatalities in 2024, besides thousands of injuries. Every figure represents a human trage
Assam’s Floods in a Warming World (opens the original)
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Floods in Assam are no longer explained simply by the arrival of the monsoon. Flooding has always been part of life in the Brahmaputra and Barak valleys, but a changing climate, shifting river behaviour and growing human pressure on vulnerable landscapes are making the challenge increasingly complex. The emerging concern is not that every flood has a single cause. Rather, several factors can now interact at the same time: intense rainfall, runoff from upstream catchments, changing sediment loads
Journalist Pranay Bordoloi Summits Mount Kilimanjaro on Independence Day (opens the original)
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GUWAHATI, August 17, 2026 — Assam journalist Pranay Bordoloi marked India’s Independence Day with a remarkable achievement, successfully climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, and unfurling a traditional Assamese phulam gamocha at the summit. Located in Tanzania, Mount Kilimanjaro stands at 19,341 feet (5,895 metres) above sea level. Bordoloi began his expedition on August 10 and completed a challenging five-day trek through rugged terrain, reaching the base camp on August 14. Later
Kaziranga Under Pressure: Rethinking Protection in an Age of Development (opens the original)
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The debate over the proposed reduction of the Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ) around Kaziranga National Park—from 10 kilometres to just one kilometre—has raised a larger and more difficult question: how should Assam balance ecological protection with the growing demands of development? What is at stake is not merely a regulatory boundary. It is the future of one of the world's most important wildlife landscapes. Kaziranga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is globally known for its extraordinary biodiversi
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