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In Meghalaya's Smit village, community kickboxing classes offer a chance to beat gender stereotypes
Parul Abrol •Smit, in Meghalaya, fluctuates between its old and new values and systems, navigating the pull of modernity and tradition. Follow Parul Abrol as she follows Smit's stories — a different world, within our own | Part 5 of 6
A matriarch of Smit's founding family looks back on how things have changed in the Meghalaya village
Parul Abrol •Smit, in Meghalaya, fluctuates between its old and new values and systems, navigating the pull of modernity and tradition. Follow Parul Abrol as she follows Smit's stories — a different world, within our own | Part 4 of 6
Seng Khasi lore of severed link between heaven and earth plays out in locals' lives in Smit, Meghalaya
Parul Abrol •Smit, in Meghalaya, fluctuates between its old and new values and systems, navigating the pull of modernity and tradition. Follow Parul Abrol as she follows Smit's stories — a different world, within our own | Part 3 of 6
Change comes to Meghalaya's Smit village, but local traditions endure and governance is conditional
Parul Abrol •Smit, in Meghalaya, fluctuates between its old and new values and systems, navigating the pull of modernity and tradition. Follow Parul Abrol as she follows Smit's stories — a different world, within our own | Part 2 of 6
In Meghalaya's Smit village, examining the insiders versus outsiders debate at close quarters
Parul Abrol •Smit, in Meghalaya, fluctuates between its old and new values and systems, navigating the pull of modernity and tradition. Follow Parul Abrol as she follows Smit's stories — a different world, within our own | Part 1 of 6
The changing face of Meghalaya: A tale of poorly planned development and tourism
Polina Schapova •Before Meghalaya was exposed to the outside world, the hearth was the centre of daily entertainment, with folk tales being narrated by the older generations, and folk music being played. Now, with rising tourism numbers and poorly planned development, the 'abode of the clouds' must fight to save its ecosystem and local culture
Shillong gradually limps back to normalcy after violent clashes left over 100 police personnel injured
Fp Staff •The situation in Shillong gradually limped back to normalcy as the imposed curfew was relaxed for nine hours on Friday.
Shillong's identity as city of rock and roll and tranquility conceals polarisation kept alive by political rhetoric
Avalok Langer •Unknown to most, beneath the veneer of normalcy and rock and roll in Shillong simmers communal tension kept alive by polarising political rhetoric.
Shillong clashes: No damage to any gurudwara in Meghalaya during unrest, says Kiren Rijiju
•There has been no damage to any gurudwara or other institutions belonging to the Sikh community in Meghalaya where clashes took place between a group of bus drivers and locals, Union minister Kiren Rijiju said on Sunday.
Shillong unrest: Fresh clashes reflect Meghalaya's past characterised by conflicts between tribals and 'outsiders'
Chandrani Sinha •Curfew continued to be imposed in Shillong for the third day on Sunday after it was briefly lifted for seven hours in areas under Lumdiengjri Police Station and Cantonment Beat House areas.