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01/01/2013

Happy New Year.... Cheers to all

27/06/2011

Monsoon at its Glory.... dance to the rhythm of rain drops this monsoon...

Read 'Monsoon Glory - Part 1' on Yahoo! News. Thank you! Take a bow dear users. We had asked you to submit monsoon related photos to out Flickr Group and we are overwhelmed with your response. The quality of pictures submitted were amazing, but sadly we could pick only the cream of the crop, we pres

14/06/2011

Shija Hospitals and Research Institute, Imphal, is set to take its “smile train” into the interiors of neighbouring Myanmar and expand the project in three states of the Northeast — Nagaland, Tripura and Assam. Read more: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1110613/jsp/northeast/story_14104269.jsp

13/06/2011

Most common flute found in Northeast India

03/06/2011

Best way to spice lazy Sunday ! Any Tips ?

31/05/2011

Best place in Northeast is ?

30/05/2011

Butterfly Museum :This is about 1 km from Shillong. Meghalaya is home to numerous variety of butterflies, in exotic colours and patterns. If you have not yet seen them, the do visit this museum, which displays a wide spectrum of butterflies found in Meghalaya.

The photo was taken at the garden of Batadrava shrine, 14kms away from Nagaon, Assam, India and is the property of Mr.Diganta Talukdar from Nagaon Assam.

23/05/2011

Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary near Dhubri is spread over an expanse of 45.568 sq. km. Hornbills with their over sized beaks decorated with large casques are an interesting sight in the sanctuary. Here you can witness twenty-three species of reptiles including snakes, crocodiles, alligators, lizards and turtles. In the deep forests you can even catch sight of more than forty species of butterflies. Chakrashila Wildlife Sanctuary is a safe haven for huge varieties of animals, which are on the verge of extinction. Golden Langoor at Chakrashila Wildlife Santury.

20/05/2011

Gift from Northeast! You can be healthy while you sleep.

19/05/2011

One more spine chilling road for adventure

18/05/2011

The Red Panda is often mistaken for a cat or even a fox because it is quite small being that it is just a little bit larger than your average house cat. The species is classified as endangered with an estimated population of just 2,500 left. The reason for the declining population has to do mostly with habitat fragmentation. In some areas the Red Panda is known as the Lesser Panda or the Shining Cat. The species is the mascot of the Darjeeling international festivals and is the state animal of Sikkim, an Indian state.

17/05/2011

Do you dare to drive?