Bangladesh: Protests, Arrests And Aftermath – OpEd
Bangladesh is a land of (read mostly negative) happenings. As the populous country is approaching the next general (national) elections
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Author: Nava Thakuria
Articles by Nava Thakuria :
Threats To Journalists Are Now Omnipresent – OpEd
As we were preparing to complete the first half of 2018, shocking news broke from America, one of the professed
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Assam Burns Over Citizenship Issue – OpEd
Assam, if not its Barak valley, is definitely burning. At least, if someone follows the media reporting and related contents,
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Neutralizing The Messengers Of India – OpEd
India continues to be a dangerous place for working journalists as the largest democracy in the globe has lost three
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Cries Mount To Revive Nabin Chandra Bardoloi Library
Persistent voices are being raised to revive a historic public library hall at the heart of Guwahati city and popular
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Northeast India: Urging Media Accountability – OpEd
As the alternate media expands its reaches to hundred thousand Indians across the country, thanks to increasingly cheaper internet connectivity,
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Pretending To Be Savior For Bengali: Mamata’s Way – OpEd
For many people in eastern India, Bangladeshi means Bengali. It indicates that everyone living in Bangladesh must be a Bengali.
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India: 2017 Deadly Year For Journalists
As the year 2017 sets to bid adieu, India finds itself in an embracing situation with the annual statistics of
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India: Weekly Health Camps For Media Families Roll On In Assam – OpEd
Basundhara (not her real name) often comes to the press club to meet friends and kill extra time. Though she
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India: When An Outgoing Officer Slams Media – OpEd
The mainstream media in Assam (India) today faces an enormous credibility crisis, but has it turned to such low that
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