HARSH MANDER | Oct 18, 2012, TNN Although Assam has disappeared from the front pages of national newspapers, large populations still live in makeshift, underserved camps, racked by memory, fear and uncertainty, with little prospect of an early return to… Continue Reading →
Over two lakh persons are still housed in relief camps in Dhubri, Chirang and Kokrajhar districts of Lower Assam, in the wake of a series of violent clashes. This is down to about half the peak of nearly five lakh… Continue Reading →
AUGUST 16, 2012 Guest post by NILIM DUTTA, kafila.org Map credit: idsa.in The recent spate of violence that began in the Kokrajhar district of Assam in the month of July 2012 and then spread to the adjoining districts of the Bodoland Territorial… Continue Reading →
OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE IN MUMBAI – ASSAM AND BURMA KILLING OF MUSLIMS Asghar Ali Engineer (Secular Perspective August 16-31, 2012) The way things were happening for last few weeks it was not surprising that violence on… Continue Reading →
V.K. Tripathi, IIT Delhi The ethnic violence between Bodos and Muslims in Bodo territorial region of Assam is a national calamity. It has taken a toll of 65 innocent lives (besides the scores of… Continue Reading →
How are demographics changing in Assam and Bengal? And what does this mean for ‘indigenous’ communities? Garga Chatterjee considers the argument for territorial purity, in the Friday Times, Pakistan’s First Independent Weekly Paper This land is my land 2 0 Bodo women cry at a relief… Continue Reading →
Ram Puniyani says end of propaganda politics can help people understand actual problems, in Tehelka ALSO READ “For us this is not a communal dispute, but like a family dispute, where two brothers fight with each other” The curse… Continue Reading →
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