A 23-year-old is rounding up locals from his village to preserve an ancient form of architecture: that of the world-famous living root bridges of Meghalaya
Nilanjan Choudhury’s new book — set around the friendship of three teenagers — grapples with the “insiders” versus “outsiders” trope that has dominated the story of Shillong for decades
Two local boys Shiningstar Basaiawmoit and June Borlang Lyngdoh are Meghalaya’s unlikely whitewater pioneers — kayaking their way into a different kind of future.
