Colours Of Femme Fatale

--Kritartha Kashyap

The Falsity Of Perception

---Kritartha Kashyap

10 Puja Pandals in Guwahati you must check out this year

- Pratap K Das

“Roopam dehi, Jayam dehi, Yasho dehi, Dwisho jahi”

Its festive season!! Bolo Bolo Durga Maa ki Joy!  Durga Pujo or Navratri holds different values and traditions for various communities but one thing that remains constant is that its synonymous with shopping, pandal hopping and doi-mishti with gorom gorom jilaapis. Guwahati has always been a hotbed for Puja celebrations year in and out. We took a ride out on the night of MahaShasti  as we did last year around the city and we present to you our top picks for this year’s Pujo. Make sure to visit as many of them as you can this festive season.

2  1.   Rest Camp  Kalibari, Pandu

MOTHER DIVINE

- Chiranjib Barooah

1st year MBBS: How to pass it without breaking a sweat.

Pratap K Das

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Bhoomiputra Moi- Bir Lachit Borphukan

      - Chiranjib Barooah

64th National Film Awards: Bollywood wins big, but regional movies steal the show

- Sidharth Sharma

India’s most coveted film awards, the National Film Awards have been announced today. While most of the top acting honors went to Bollywood’s kitty, a large majority of technical awards and special jury awards were bagged by regional cinema. 

STOLEN FAITH

Sweet my home I would feel where free,
Near the river, under a tree
And yeah that’s the place where I feel free.
My life-my axe,

LET ME SET YOU FREE

Ananya Das.

Daughter, wife, mother, all the roles that you play,
Breaking away stereotypes that is keeping you away,
You shine like a star in the darkest of night,
Gosh! Naah, you actually are the sun, the origin of life!

BOOK REVIEW: THE KRISHNA KEY BY ASHWIN SANGHI

                                           

                                  

Genre: Mythological fiction

  The author of "The Rozabal Lines" and  "Chanakya's Chant", 'Ashwin Sanghi’ is back and this time he raises his bar even higher. Mythology, Anthropology, Drama, Suspense, Enigma and even sparing a space for Romance weaving all this together, who could have perhaps done it better than this Indian version of “Dan Brown”.                     

A historical/legendary truth combined with a modern era fictitious plot is what this novel engulfs within. Blazing fast, change of action from chapter to chapter, this book has two parallel storylines which kicks off really well, one is about Krishna, a mythological being who lived around 5000 years back, the second story revolves around  a man in present who is convinced that he is the tenth Avatar of Vishnu.