Northeast India and
Indian Himalaya (general)
In
search of identity in India: Over
100,000 people belonging to the Nepali
community are excluded from the Indian
National Register for Citizens, by
Atul K. Thakur (kp 17/10/2019)
India’s
Sixth Schedule: There are separate
provisions for the administration of
tribal areas in the northeast, by
Mahendra P Lama (kp 24/04/2019)
Partial
financial inclusion: The North Eastern
Region truly remains a laggard in the
entire economic reform process, by
Mahendra P Lama (kp 27/03/2019)
Ad
hocism everywhere: Lack of planning has
taken away three precious decades of
people in the northeast, by Mahendra P
Lama (kp 28/11/2018)
Geopolitics
of
religion: The risk of proselytizing
Christians is perhaps a ruse to cover
secularist versus Hindutva geopolitical
contestations between Beijing and New
Delhi, by CK Lal (rep 26/11/2018)
Sub-regional
junctions: Cooperation amongst regions is
the best solution to socio-economic
laggardness, by Mahendra P Lama (kp
10/10/2018)
Wooden
bureaucracy:
Now people have begun to distinguish
between rhetoric and real performance,
bureaucracy has to be more accountable,
by Mahendra P. Lama (kp 11/04/2018)
In
a
man’s world: Peripheral gender prejudices
that exist are never discussed or
highlighted in mainstream Indian debate
and media, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
28/03/2018)
The
region
and the nation: Nationalistic writings
have emerged from areas in India where
Gorkhas are significant geographical
inhabitants, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
27/12/2017)
Renegotiating
mountain
commons: India’s Act East Policy has to
afford due importance to the North East
Region as a crucial bridgehead, by
Mahendra P. Lama (kp 11/10/2017)
Post-Doklam
blues:
The war of words between the two rising
global stars, nuclear powers and Asian
giants continues to be a matter of great
concern for Nepal, by Som P. Pudasaini
(rep 17/09/2017)
Stateless
Gorkhas: Instead of advocating for Madhesi
rights in Nepal, Modi should first grant
rights to his own citizens, by Puran
P. Bista (rep 13/09/2017)
Doklam
and Nepal: It is not advisable for Nepal
to remain neutral when there is a war-like
situation in our neighborhood, by Hari
Bansh Jha (rep 10/09/2017)
Detente:
India, China agree to end border standoff:
Disengagement just days ahead of BRICS
summit (kp 29/08/2017)
India
and China at tri-junctures: The Doklam
standoff has driven a wedge between India
and Bhutan, by Akanshya Shah (nt
11/08/2017)
No
one
wants war: It is critical for the two
Asian giants to move towards cooperation,
resulting in a win-win paradigm of an
Asian Century, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
09/08/2017)
Doklam
stand-off and NepalIt would be unwise to
get involved in issues that do not concern
us directly, by Jainendra Jeevan (kp
30/07/2017), Doko-La
and Nepal, by Umesh K. Bhattarai (rep
30/07/2017), Clash
of giants: The standoff between India and
China has put the vaunted Asian Century in
doubt, by Achyut Wagle (kp 02/08/2017)
China,
India locked in high-stakes, high-altitude
border standoff (kp 28/07/2017), Himalayan
rumblings, by Nischal Nath Pandey (nt
28/07/2017)
Doklam
dispute should make us serious about
protecting our land at tri-junctions,
interview with Buddhi Narayan Shrestha (rep
20/07/2017), An
Atmosphere Of Distrust, by Hira
Bahadur Thapa (rn 21/07/2017), Sino-Indian
standoff:
As Nepal is situated next to Sikkim and
the Siliguri corridor, it has high stakes
in how the dispute unfolds, by Prakash
A. Raj (kp 21/07/2017)
Bhutan-Nepal
bhai-bhai?
Thimphu and Kathmandu must begin
exchanging notes for the sake of Himalayan
stability, by Kanak Mani Dixit (nt
14/07/2017), Squeezed
in
the Himalaya: Nepal and Bhutan find
themselves in a tight spot as
Sino-Indian tensions grow, by Sean
Shoemaker (nt 14/07/2017), The
Himalayan
thaw (nt 14/07/2017), Resolving
Tensions At Doko-La, by Umesh L.
Bhattarai and Arun Thakuri (rn 15/07/2017)
Spot
the
differenceThe ‘Nepali look’ appears to
be a burden that the indigenous
population from India’s Northeast have
had to bear, by Deepak Thapa (kp
13/07/2017)
The
1950
treaty The 10-12 million Indian Gorkhas
have been demanding the treaty’s
abrogation or special provisions to
protect them, by Mahendra P. Lama
(kp 12/07/2017)
Gorkha
Janamukti Morcha to intensify its language
protests, by Bhim Chapagain (rep
11/06/2017)
Why
a
laggard? Regional ventures cannot flourish if
India’s north-east remains
development-deprived and poorly connected,
by Mahendra P. Lama (kp 24/05/2017)
Intellectual
heritage:
The emergence of hill stations in India has
some interesting stories behind it, by
Mahendra P. Lama (kp 24/08/2016)
The
brain
game: The Indian Gorkhas have to decide now as
to what they really want and where they want
to go from here, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
27/07/2016)
A
formidable challengeWithout substantive
changes, the District Autonomous Councils will
likely trigger a chain of instability in
India’s north-east, by Mahendra P. Lama
(kp 13/07/2016)
Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal
: A Sweet Connection With Nepalis, by
Namrata Sharma (rn 26/01/2024)
Assam
India’s
citizenship check exercise excludes
nearly 100,000 Nepali-speaking people in
Assam: New Delhi’s plan, which arrived
as news at the doorsteps of the
northeastern state’s residents last
week, could declare two million people
as foreigners, by Parbat Portel (kp
05/09/2019)
Following
Family Footsteps in Assam, by Prem
Khatry (rn 12/02/2019)
Darjeeling
It's
Darjeeling once again: For tea connoisseurs
and malaria victims, the Queen of the Hills
became a household name, by Mahendra P.
Lama (kp 25/12/2019)
Election
in Darjeeling: Freedom to use terms like
‘identity’ and ‘Gorkhaland’ was confined to
the local level, by Mahendra P Lama (kp
13/03/2019)
Christmas
in Darjeeling: We celebrate it because of its
message of love, humanity, inclusiveness and
sacrifice, by Mahendra P Lama (kp
26/12/2018)
Arrested
development:
A durable solution is needed for the
resolution of a 110 year-old cause that seeks
the creation of a separate state, by
Mahendra P. Lama (kp 29/11/2017)
Speak
up for Gorkhaland, by Puran P. Bista (rep
20/08/2017)
Darjeeling
unrest threatens tea shortage (ht
05/08/2017)
City
upon
a hill: To say Nepal has strong relations with
Darjeeling is an understatement. Ethnically
and linguistically, Nepal and Darjeeling are
one unit, by Binayak Sundas (rep
15/07/2017)
Three
more killed in Gorkhaland movement, by
Bhim Chapagain (rep 09/07/2017)
Right
fight:
Historically, Darjeeling was not a part of
Bengal. It was leased by the British from
Sikkim in 1835, by David Kainee (rep
05/07/2017)
Gorkhaland
And Madhes Movements, by Kushal Pokharel
(rn 01/07/2017)
A
sad ‘state’ of affairs, by Gunjan Upadhyay
(rep 30/06/0217), Giving
in
to Gorkhaland: New Delhi grapples with trying
to find a solution once and for all that will
satisfy Darjeeling’s demand for autonomy,
by Akanshya Shah (nt 30/06/0217)
A
case for Gorkhaland: A separate Gorkhaland
state will be instrumental in harnessing
economic opportunities unleashed by India’s
Act East policy, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
28/06/2017)
Darjeeling
revisited:
Just like Nepali-speaking people of
Darjeeling, Madhesis in Nepal want their
political and social rights recognized, by
Mahesh Kushwada (rep 26/06/2017)
General
strike continues in Darjeeling, by Bhim
Chapagain (rep 25/06/2017)
Darjeeling
Is Boiling Again, by Ritu Raj Subedi (rn
25/06/2017)
India
protests
threaten Darjeeling tea industry (kp
23/06/2017)
Darjeeling
and
the idea of India, by Dinkar Nepal (nt
23/06/2017)
Thousands
protest killings of GJP cadres in Darjeeling,
by Bhim Chapagain (rep 19/06/2017)
Darjeeling
locals on warpath after Bengali is made a
compulsory subject, by Bhim Chapagain (rep
13/06/2017)
Kalimpong
declared
a separate district of West Bengal (kp
16/02/2017)
The
gradual
decay: Replacement of the 1951 Tea
Plantation Act and a strong national
regulatory authority are critical for survival
of Darjeeling tea, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
28/12/2016)
Ethnic
boards alarms Gorkhaland supporters in India,
by Bhim Chapagain (rep 16/07/2016)
Gorkhaland
leader
no more, by Devendra Bhattarai (kp
30/01/2015), Gorkhaland
leader
cremated, by Parbat Portel (kp 02/02/2015)
Newspapers
in
Nepali losing hold in Darjeelind: 'Gorkha
movement feeling direct effect', by Raju
Adhikari (rep 18/11/2014)
Darj
porters
struggle for sustenance, by Parbat Portel
(kp 07/10/2014)
Nepali
language
schools in Darjeeling struggle, by Parbat
Portel (kp 05/09/2014)
Gorkha
Voting
Pattern In Darjeeling, by Swatahsiddha
Sarkar (rn 16/08/2014)
India
elections:
Darjeeling voters in dilemma, by Devendra
Bhattarai (kp 07/04/2014)
Manipur
Unraveling
the Manipur conflict: Tracing historical
origins and pursuing resolutions :
Resolving the Manipur crisis is crucial
for the betterment of not just North
East states of India but also the South
Asia region, by Chiranjibi Bhandari
and Monojit Das (nlt 07/08/2023)
Nepali-speaking
Indians stuck in Manipur violence :
Although Nepali-speakers are not targets
of the fighting tribes, Romani Kumar
Paudel was killed in crossfire this week,
by Parbat Portel (kp 01/06/2023)
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Sikkim
Nepalis
in the land of the Teesta : The Nepali
diaspora has long shown it does not need
a state to claim its identity, by
Amish Raj Mulmi (kp 13/05/2022)
Sikkim
revisited : A flight from Kathmandu to
Pakyong will save visitors to Sikkim an
arduous land journey, by Sujeev
Shakya (kp 19/04/2022)
Remembering,
forgetting: Why we must write conflict
and violence, by Anurag Basnet (rec
11/01/2022)
Why
a new development model? Except for
employment in the low-skill segments, no
major development benefits are retained
in Sikkim, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
04/10/2020)
Wisdom
from the periphery : Located far away
from Delhi, Sikkim University adopted
daring innovations and transforming
practices, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
09/09/2020)
Entrepreneurs
in Nepal, India seek joint cooperation
for tourism promotion, by Bhim
Chapagain (rep 25/03/2018)
Ten
years on: Sikkim University has emerged
as an institution with global
orientation and strong local ethos,
by Mahendra P. Lama (kp 26/07/2017)
Former
Sikkim
chief minister Bhandari dies, by
Raju Adhikari (rep 18/07/2017)
Old
connections
and new opportunities: Security-centric
view about borders must change as India
grapples with market-related issues and
opportunities, by Mahendra P. Lama
(kp 25/01/2017)
Sikkim’s
merger:
Memories of the generation that
witnessed transfer from a protectorate
to Indian statehood should be captured,
by Mahendra P. Lama (kp 07/09/2016)
Disturbances
in
Nepal ‘hit’ Sikkim tourism, by
Sangam Prasain (kp 18/10/2015)
Pawan
Chamling
challenged by Gole, by Benupraj
Bhattarai (rep 03/02/2014)
Tripura
Uttarakhand
In
Uttarakhand land sinking, a
forewarning : As we build roads
and power projects in the fragile
mountains, dangerous consequences
await us, by Madhukar Upadhya
(kp 16/01/2023)
Himalayan
conclave in Uttrakhand: The chief
ministers of India's 10 hill and
Himalayan states discussed development
challenges, by Mahendra P. Lama (kp
29/08/2019)
Two
Nepalis
killed, one missing in Uttarakhand
avalanche (kp 15/03/2017)
Kanchanpur
Chamber
to hold fair in Dehradun: Dehradun, the
capital of the Indian state of
Uttarakhand, has been chosen as the
venue for the fair due to its large
population of Nepali speakers (kp
04/03/2017)
10
Nepali
laborers die in Uttarakhand landslide
(rep 24/05/2016)
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