Strangers no more by sanjoy hazarika news

In his new book that Sanjoy Hazarika drives home the point in Strangers No More, even as he illustrates how Central apathy and north-eastern alienation are joined at the hip. Part lamentation and part.

A reassessment of India beyond “Stories,” narrated by Sanjoy Hazarika, “of legend, imagination, future challenges and perspectives as well as personal experiences as a frank introspection of where things have gone wrong or.

A journey through the eight In his new book that traces the transformation of the Northeast, Sanjoy Hazarika argues that the people of the region have come of age.

In this sequel, picking up the In his new book, 'Strangers No More' Sanjoy Hazarika takes a deep look at all the Northeastern states and finds that 20 years down the line, the core issues remain the same.

Hazarika throws some light

Hazarika tells little-known stories, drawn from personal experience and knowledge, of the way in which insurgents operate, of the reality of border towns in the region, the pain of victims and the courage of fighters on either side of the ideological and physical conflict, in the jungles and in lands awash with rain and swamped by mist.

The first chapter of Two decades later, in his new book, armed with more stories, interviews and research and after extensive travels through the region, Hazarika explains how and where things stand in the Northeast today.

strangers no more by sanjoy hazarika news

Stranger No More is Hazarika’s first book on the Northeast, Strangers of the Mist, became a valuable resource and guide to the region when it was published over twenty years ago. His new book examines old and new struggles, contemporary trends and the sweeping changes that have taken place in the meantime.

In his latest book, Strangers Strangers No More: New Narratives from India’s Northeast is a sequel to Sanjoy Hazarika’s polemical and densely packed, Strangers of the Mist, a book that is remarkably different on the ground that it projects the insider’s brush with the North-East of India, a patch of land that is enveloped in a mist, a hazy blanket of half-truths.