In this issue

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.

EXTENSION OF INNER LINE PERMIT TO DIMAPUR

On 9th December 2019, the Nagaland government through an official notification has extended the Inner Line Permit (ILP) regime to the Dimapur district, the commercial hub of the state. This was the only district that was not under the ILP regime, unlike the rest of Nagaland, which came into being in 1963. The notification issued by the chief secretary of the state stated- "In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 2 of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873, and in the interest of the public, the Governor of Nagaland is pleased to extend the Inner Line to cover the entire District of Dimapur with immediate effect. The said notification was issued in pursuance of the state cabinet decisions of February 15, 2019 whereby the Cabinet had approved the proposal to extend the ILP to Dimapur. Kishor Kumar Kalita writes

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SIKKIM PLANS TO GO EXTRA MILE TO SAFEGUARD FROM COVID CRISIS

The hilly state of Sikkim, which has handled the Covid-19 crisis extremely well and didn’t report a single Covid-19 case till the end of April, is planning to go the extra mile to ensure that the state is not impacted even after the nationwide lockdown is lifted. Amarjyoti Borah reports.

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Double Battle: Northeast Fights Both Corona And Racism

Before the first case of the novel corona virus was detected in Northeast India, the people of this region, particularly students, young working men-women staying in Indian metros felt the brunt of the pandemic much early. Surprisingly, it was not this deadly virus, which caused trouble to them, but it was something else, though connected with corona, which brought trouble and trauma to their lives. It is a social disease called racism, which was always there in India since a long time it found its new host among ignorant citizens of the country during the time of corona against the people of Northeast India. Northeast Today writes

10 mins

Whether Lockdown is the Only Alternative?

As a citizen of the world’s largest democracy, we must have to admit the fact that a backward, superstitious and impoverished country like India could not compete with developed nations in many aspects of polity, economy and over and above in the quality of sustenance of life.

4 mins

COVID-19

economic Impact and A Triple Blow on North East Migrants

5 mins

THE DAY AFTER COVID-19

India is hit hard due to the spread of this pandemic situation which has called for a sudden and extended nationwide lockdown and has put every lives of India into a standstill.

4 mins

A DYING RELATION: THE DOCTOR-PATIENT BOND

Let's accept the fact first, doctors are not next to God, they are there to help;

4 mins

Staying Fit During A “Pandemic”

I wonder how the situation will be by the time you read this. However, I am certain that the situation right now is not very comfortable as it was before the pandemic.

3 mins

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Northeast Today Magazine Description:

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!