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 When a Body Becomes Currency: The Shocking Truth of Women’s Commodification  When a Body Becomes Currency: Exposing the Brutal Reality of Women’s Commodification   Pradakshina Sarmah The Commodification of the female body ...

Rising Road Accidents in Guwahati: A City at Crossroads PRADAKSHINA SARMAH Guwahati, the bustling gateway to Northeast India, has long been celebrated for its vibrant culture and rapid urban growth. Yet beneath ...

International Hyena Day 2026: Respect the Laugh, Protect the Legacy PRADAKSHINA SARMAH On April 27,2026, the world comes together to celebrate World Hyena Day - a day devoted to recognizing and appreciating ...

Earth Day 2026: Accelerating Climate Action to Build a Sustainable and Resilient Future From grassroots movements to global policy shifts led by organizations like United Nations Environment Programme, this pivotal moment highlights ...

World Heritage Day: Preserving Culture, Protecting Identity Pradakshina Sarmah World Heritage Day, observed annually on April 18, serves as a global reminder of the importance of preserving cultural and natural heritage. Established ...

Bright Lights, Fading Skies: The Environmental Toll of Light Pollution Bright Lights, Vanishing Stars: The Hidden Environmental Cost of Light Pollution Pradakshina Sarmah Light pollution refers to excessive, enormous and unnecessary use ...

FROM PRECEDENT TO PRACTICE: INDIA’S EUTHANASIA LAW IN ACTION PRADAKSHINA SARMAH Euthanasia, derived from the Greek words ‘eu’(good) and ‘thanatos’(death), means “good death” or the intentional act of ending a life to ...

New Biodiversity Rules and the 2026 High-Seas Treaty: What Assam Must Do? Pradakshina Sarmah The dawn of 2026 heralds a transformative moment for global environmental governance with the entry into force of ...

AI in the Legal Profession: A Technology-driven Revolution in Law Pradakshina Sarmah Artificial Intelligence has changed the work structure and framework of many industries.AI has brought a paradigm shift in the way ...