ASSAMTamuly Jung - It is often assumed, may be wrongly, that in order to assert one’s existence, it is necessary to recount the places in which we are or were entrenched: more...
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On 28th November 2006 our school planned to taken the class IX students for an excursion to Sikkim. We went to West Sikkim which is really a very chilly place. I believe that this is one of those places which most tourists have failed to notice despite its beauty and charm.
We were 62 students in the team along with a guide. We boarded the Kanchenjungha Express at Guwahati railway station.
The modest novelist makes no hush-hush of the real woman’s true identity on whose life Tuna Gautam’s debut novel Jinnat is based. Probably the first ever Assamese novel that portrays a real woman in her lifetime is remarkable for the young writer’s voracious insight, cool, calm and collected narration of a ruthless husband and his panicky wife’s conjugal clash culminating in an intact commentary on the Islamic divorce deadlock.
