The “Third Party” in Assam Politics: From Agitation Myth to Eviction War Cry
Chief Minister transforms 1980s agitation-era excuse into named accusations against activists challenging government...
Politics First, Security Later: Assam’s Identity Question and the Chicken Neck Dilemma
From "50 years of safety" to "20-year takeover" warnings, CM's flip-flop reveals how electoral mobilization trumps...
Troubled Tribals: Forgotten Custodians of Assam
From Sonowal's eviction drives to Tirap protests, BJP's promise of tribal protection crumbles under development...
AJP: The Politics of Noise and Irrelevance
From anti-CAA street energy to political formality, the party that promised Assamese resurgence now serves as BJP's...
The Art of Lies and the Statistics : GMCH Newborn Accident Issue
GMCH newborn tragedy exposes CM Sarma's calculated response pattern of inquiry committees and scapegoating while...
Tibet and the Northeast: The Unequal Optics of China–India Diplomacy
While Beijing transforms Tibet into a symbol of strength during India reset talks, New Delhi's absence from crisis-hit...
Dainik Asom’s Ownership Change Puts Spotlight on Sonowal’s Silence
New owner Kishor Borah's contracts at Pandu dry port under Sonowal's ministry raise conflict of interest concerns
The Mirage of Mobilisation and the Crisis of Credibility in Assam
The debate over "illegal Bangladeshis" in Assam has resurfaced, with students' organizations and civil society leaders...
Assam 2026 — Redrawn Seats, Restless Youth
Assam’s politics in 2025–26 continues to circle back to its oldest and most contentious fault line: illegal immigration....
BTR 2025 Elections: From Jhumjhum Legacy to Inclusion Politics
Bodoland’s 2025 vote weighs peace, parity, and political power after decades of ethnic tension.
Dhemaji Bomb Blast 2004: Untold Truth of Assam’s Dark Politics
How the Dhemaji blast blurred lines between insurgency and politics, exposing layers of collusion, betrayal, and...
The Great Indian Middle Class Crisis – Debt, Fragility, and the New Drift
For three decades after liberalisation, the Indian middle class was the country’s economic backbone and moral compass —...
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