Sushanta Roy

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Sushanta Roy is a journalist in Assam, India, who photographs and writes about the people, animals and flora of Assam, and the things that affect them.

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Karbi Anglong on a Mission to Revive Traditional Music

Training on traditional tribal drum beating was organized by Cultural Affairs Department and Simsere Film Production at Phuloni Harmon club auditorium hall, 80 kilometers from Diphu.

KPLT Factional Clash Kills Two Civilians

Panic stricken villagers ran for cover and informed Bokajan police about the clash between the factions over domination of an area where sand is extracted.

Karbi Anglong’s Illegal Coal Mining Stirs Controversy

An organized coal syndicate starts in Karbi Anglong under patronage of Anil Gupta, a resident of Bakuliaghat, a small town 60 kilometers from Diphu.

Karbi Langpi Hydro Project Loses 50% Power

Monsoon season coupled with inaction by the forest department is threatening hydroelectric power generation in Karbi Anglong, causing a reduction of power output.

Vernacular Daily Newspapers Torched in Karbi Anglong

Youth congress activists allegedly burned copies of Karbi vernacular daily Thekar, after the newspaper reported the Karbi Chief Executive Member was accused of swindling.

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The E-Bike Delivery Rider Nobody Classifies: What Happens When a Gig Worker on Two Wheels Gets Hit on the Clock

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