In this issue's COVER STORY, we are looking at the ‘Endangered languages of NE’ and also the diversity in languages in the region as a whole. We try to dissect the language demography of each state and also talk about UNESCO's efforts on revitalizing endangered indigenous languages across the world. 

Apart from the regular sections, we have interviews with: “The Bicycle Mayor of Guwahati”, a charismatic band named “Lady Midday” and entrepreneur Kaku Mudoi Saikia. So dig in to the platter of interesting and riveting news and stories.

October Issue covers the history of all exploration and the journey of its extraction in Assam. Also, have a good reading of the other interesting regular articles.

Over the past few months the unexplored paradise has faced some grave environmental consequences. Floods, landslides, earthquakes has been an annual affair. adding to its  woes in the Baghjan oil well blowout and then  the pandemic. At a time when the region was facing various crisis amid crisis from the government's decision regarding the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) 2020.  Our latest issue delves deeper into this relevant issue. 
Along with it the September issue comprises of some interesting and insightful articles to keep you absorbed.

In mid-May, amid the pandemic, an outrage took place amongst the people of Assam and Northeast towards a cause of saving the largest lowland rainforest in India ‘Amazon of the East’- Dehing Patkai.  This issue delves deeper into this crucial issue.

Apart from the cover story, the issue comprises of articles pertaining to Art, Travel, Health , Fitness etc along with other regular features.

As Arunachal Pradesh Government completes one year of the second term in office, Northeast Today delves deeper into the year passed by to bring forth the rising of the Khandu government in the Land of the Rising Sun.

In a special report, the July issue covers the Baghjan oil well blowout in Assam, which was followed by an inferno and still remains to be controlled by the experts. 

The issue also consists of an interview with Clinical Psychologist & Psychotherapist Suniti Barua who talks about the issue of mental health as well as the identity crisis faced by the people of NE.

On May 24, 2020, Assam celebrated a muted political milestone for the state as well as the entire North-east region. The milestone meant the completion of four years of the BJP-led coalition government, under Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, and see how the state has made all round progress amid its numerous challenges and the way ahead. This issue covers the past four years of the Sonowal government.

Apart from the regular features, the issue comprises of a discussion with lawyer and social activist, Alana Golmei on the state of racism and the way ahead. The issue also consists of an interview with renowned tattoo artist Moranngam Khaling, popularly known as Mo Naga on his lockdown diaries.

Racial Discrimination has been prevalent against the people of Northeast India since a long time in mainland India. Even though the situation has improved over the decades, ignorance in the mindset still remains. With the emergence of the novel coronavirus, there has been an upsurge in incidents of racism in the country. This issue covers the double battle the people of Northeast are fighting against- COVID-19 and racism.
Apart from the regular features, this issue comprises of interviews with- Dr Sajinglu Chai Pul, a Medical Officer from Arunachal Pradesh, who led from the front in making the state COVID-19 free and Kezang D Thongdok whose documentary film 'Chi Lupo’, won the Best Documentary award at the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival 2020.

The Act East Policy has been in discourse and in focus for some time and has created hope in the Northeast region in the backdrop of its close proximity with Southeast Asia whether it is on the cultural, social and geographical ground. The policy is not only a shift from ‘west’ to ‘east’ in its perspective but also a shift from mainland India to Northeast India, a region which is traditionally believed to be neglected by the centre. The April issue underscores the importance of the Act East Policy, and how it can change the face of Northeast.

The issue also features some of the exceptional Public Relations practitioners from the region where they comment on the emergence, challenges and future prospects of PR in Northeast. 

The traditional methods of fermenting food prepared by the people of the Northeast are intimately connected to the socio-cultural, ecological and spiritual life, know more about it with other regular sections and explore more news, stories and reports from Northeast India.

The third Bodo Accord was signed to bring peace and stability in the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD) region. The region has witnessed insurgency and violence for over 4 decades, and the issue was compounded by the existence of several militant groups and the demand for a separate Bodoland state. However this time all the groups came to the table and signed the third Bodo Accord. The March issue highlights what impact the Accord will have ahead of the BTC council elections slated to be held in April this year.

The issue also features Nirmali Nath, a female biker from Assam who has traveled almost the entire country on her bike. 

With other regular sections explore more news, stories and reports from Northeast India.

The Northeastern region of India has been considered a safe haven for foreigners since a long time. Owing to its demography, cultural and physical alikeness with certain migrants, it has been the home to various tribes or displaced people who occasionally migrate from the neighboring countries. At the backdrop of enacting the Citizenship Act, and its implications on the influx, the February issue highlights the refugee problems in Northeast India. 

The issue contains an interview with Hannah Kern who is on a cycling spree from Vietnam to London. It also covers the story of an entrepreneur who is engaged in the production of biodegradable pen with a twist.

With other regular sections explore more news, stories and reports from Northeast.

The Citizenship Amendment Act has sparked nationwide protest, this issue highlights the various aspects the country has witnessed over the passing of the Citizenship Bill. Amidst all the chaos, the issue covers some stories of hope and inspiration from the Northeastern region, to start the year on a positive note.

With other regular sections explore more news, stories and reports from Northeast.

The year 2019 has been a roller coaster ride for the BJP. While the saffron party is losing its grip in nationwide regional politics, it is still favoured in the states of Northeast India. In this issue, the ups and downs of the BJP in 2019 in the eight states of Northeast have been highlighted.

Apart from the regular sections, a special report on the Tocklai Tea Research Institute gives a glimpse of the fall of the Worlds first and Asia's largest tea research institute in Assam.

With more such news, stories and reports, enlighten yourself with more about Northeast India. 

This issue's COVER STORY, upholds Meghalaya's bid to exclude "unrepresented tribes" from the provisions of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution. The move has become a cause of concern for the five minority tribes- Hajong, Koch, Rabha, Boro and Mann who are clubbed together as "unrepresented tribe". The fear that the rights of the minor tribes will be affected is strongly opposed by various Civil Society Organisations, as well as political leaders of Meghalaya.

Apart from the regular sections, we also have an interview with Prithiviraj Manik Chowdhury, a martial arts expert and a special report on how Father Oscar Pereira, of Jesuit province who has changed the lives of many in the rural areas of Sonitpur. 

So devour in the interesting pieces of news and stories. 

In this issue's COVER STORY, we are contemplating on the changing scenario of insurgency in Northeast India and how this development has demanded a change in the policies related to insurgency.

Apart from the regular sections, we have interviews with: Imlibenla Wati, the Naga beauty who have represented India at the international platform and Wahida Ahmed, an artist who is creating masterpieces with indigenous materials. 

So devour in the interesting pieces of news and stories.

In this issue's COVER STORY, we are looking at Article 370 and the fear it has created in Northeast India. We have also talked about the Article 371, which provides special provisions to 6 states of Northeast India.  Statewide sections have been enriched with current issues.

Apart from the regular sections, we have interviews with young entrepreneur  Rishi Paullah and D J Poison. In sport section, we have discussed the gender gap in sports. So dig in to the platter of interesting and riveting news and stories.

This month's "content heavy" issue brings to you reports, stories, interviews from a wide range of topics. In the Cover Story named "Arunachal: Making the right moves" we focus on the early inroads and steps taken by Pema Khandu government to elevate the quality of governance in the state.

Apart from the regular sections, we have an interview with and young prodigy of Northeast India who became the first from the region to walk in the Milan Fashion Week. We also have an interview with Bipin Dhane, the young social entrepreneur who left his MNC job to find his mojo in a rural area of Assam as he started a school for the under-privileged tribal children of the place.

Keep sending your critiques and suggestions as they will help us grow and serve you with more interesting news, views and stories.

This month's issue focuses on the 2019 Election results from the perspective of Northeast India. We draw major focus on Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim as the went for simultaneous Assembly elections. 

Apart from the other regular sections we also present a report on the tragic death of Arunachal MLA Tirong Aboh and the Fall Armyworm which has wrecked havoc in the agriculture across the region.

3rd of May marks the "World Press freedom Day". For the Cover Story, Northeast Today talked to a select bunch of Journalists/Media Professionals about there opinion regarding the role of media in this era of fake news. We also discussed with them regarding the "Freedom of Expression" conundrum in present times.

Apart from that we have a host of interviews from achievers and prodigies from various strata of fields.

With the nation on the verge of holding General Elections, there is an unmistakable exuberance in the air. It is an apropos time for us to recognize the expectations and aspirations of the youth of Northeast from the government of their choice. In our COVER STORY this month named “WHAT YOUNG NORTHEAST WANTS”, a select set of prodigal youth of the region talk about their hopes, concerns, angst no-hold-barred. 

Apart from the regular sections, there are exclusive interviews of Miss Arunachal, Roshni Dada, Munin Borkotoky Literary Award winner Debabhuson Borah and underground music band "The Gramophone Company".

Several new sections are introduced keeping in mind the taste and interests of our esteemed readers.

This month's Cover Story is dedicated to the "Women's Movements of Northeast India" where we discuss about the unions, movements, organizations spearheaded by women of Northeast in a bid to fight against the discrimination and injustice. Some of these movements date back to pre-independence era and many female leaders made their presence felt by their unflinching determination to fight against atrocities. 
Apart from the regular sections, some new sections are introduced to make the magazine more immersive and interactive.

The issue talks about the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, extensively and also focuses on certain other issues.

January issue of Northeast Today comes with a plethora of stories

In this issue Northeast Today covers nine personalities from the region who have excelled in their respective fields and brought laurels to their respective states as well as the region as a whole.

The magazine in November brings forth one of the most critical issues with which the region is plagued with- environmental degradation! The magazine tries to analyse the reasons and understand to where will this present situation lead the region towards.

The issue has a wide range of stories where the cover story deals with the issue of flood with which the Northeast region is fighting since decades. It also carries an exclusive rapid fire round with ravishing Dipannita Sharma.

Education has been counted as one of the extremely important parameters of
development. When considered in the Indian scenario, development has been
considered as being directly affected by the educated population of the country.
It is worth mentioning that whereas huge and reputed institutions stand in every
corner of the country, not much has been done about primary education, which lays
the very base in the growth of a human mind.

India will celebrate her 72nd Independence Day this August 15. The atmosphere
will be electric and there will be this untapped euphoria in the hearts of
every Indian. The tricolour will be hoisted with pomp and glory and we will plunge
into a never-ending celebration. But, here one question arises and it arises with some power! Are we actually independent and the freedom that we have and we enjoy, is it actual freedom or it comes with some red tapism? Northeast Today tries to find out more…

Over the past few years, in India, there has been a rise in the number of lynching incidents. It is seen as a new trend in the country which is blindly followed by many. When the people take law into their own hands it can be dangerous for the victim who is in threat of their lives. One cannot particularly state the reasons for a mob lynching, but we do know that the victim has committed a ‘certain crime’ towards that community or the mob involved in taking the law in hands.

The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, proposed by the Central government to make migrants of six communities eligible for attaining Indian citizenship, has been opposed tooth and nail- extensively in Assam. Partha Prawal & Sayantani Deb finds out more

There has been a spike in the number of rapes and other crimes against women not only in Assam but also in the entire Northeast. This has posed a serious question on the safety of women in the Northeast, a region which is believed to be the safest for women. Were women ever safe in the region? Or the entire safety thing is just a ‘myth’ that has been well propagated for centuries? Partha Prawal digs in to find out more.

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NorthEast Today is a monthly magazine. Commits to share and discuss the Problems of Northeast region and its people. NorthEast Today magazine is dedicated to promote the culture, people, beauty and also to celebrate the very best of North East India! 

In every issue you'll find:
•	Stories On Current Affairs
•	Updated Political Activities
•	Steps and Suggestions for the Development
•	Profiiles of North East India’s fascinating people, lively cities, and charming small towns 
•	Stunning scenic photography
•	Ideas for day trips, weekend excursions, and longer getaways
•	Mouthwatering recipes and culinary tips on Indian cooking
•	A monthly calendar of events around the state
•	Life Style and Health tips
 From the peak of the snow covered mountains to the greenery of the tea gardens our team promises to showcase the development and beauty of the regions of North East India. NorthEast Today Magazine is North East India’s first statewide magazine devoted to Current Affairs, Political News, Sports, Travel, History, People, Places etc. This magazine is the perfect source of information for those who've lived here or connected somehow with the place and also for those looking to visit!

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