52 Years Down the Memory Lane of IAS
When Mr. Ranjit Singh Basnet joined civil services, Sikkim was yet to merge with India. The history school teacher took the plunge into public service...
Stories by: Jonali Buragohain
Have You Ever Been To A Bee Hotel? | IAS R Vimala | Honey Festival
One could sample Bee Hotel, Honey Chocolates, Bee Wax Candles and Honey Candies at first-ever Honey Festival in Mumbai's Nariman Point. IAS officer R Vimla,...
Retd Colonel’s Daughter Rasika Islam Tops APSC CCE 2022, Praises Timebound Exam Process
Rasika Islam lives in her family home in Matiabag village in Assam’s Dhubri district. Her parents built a house there 30 years ago after they...
All Roads Lead To Ayodhya
As Ayodhya readies itself for the Ram Madir’s inauguration ceremony on 22 January, the City of Lord Ram wears a brand new look. To complement...
Pilibhit’s Young & Famous Tigress On The Prowl Again, Hunting For Territory
A young tigress from Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is frequently making news headlines of late, by moving out of the forests and making herself at home...
110 Years to Introduce OBC Reservations, Just 12 Years to Introduce EWS Reservations
While discharging his official work diligently, Indian Revenue Service officer M S Nethrapal also manages to research on education and merit, gathering data to counter...
Forest & Wood Certification, A MoEFCC Scheme for Sustainable Forestry Practices
In order to promote sustainable forest management and agroforestry in the country, the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC) has launched a national...
The True Heroes of Gir
It takes all kinds to make the world. While some people are disdainful of animals around them, there are others who would risk their life...
After Humans Evicted, Rhinos Return To Their Home in Greater Kaziranga
Till few months back, the Burachapori landscape in Assam was dotted with tiny tin houses where families lived. The menfolk went about their routine work...
The Bird Chameleon, A Master in Camouflage
We all know, or have seen, or heard of the chameleon which changes its colour to match its surroundings. Now, here is a bird which...
