This article analyses the hydro-political behaviour of riparian countries in the Mekong River Basin (MRB) vis-à-vis India’s attitude towards the Brahmaputra and upstream China. It analyses transboundary water cooperation in the MRB and the active participation of the stakeholders and then compares it with the Brahmaputra River Basin (BRB). It argues that the water management practices in the MRB are comparatively more ‘effective’ while the BRB is receding in this regard. It analyses various aspects of promoting the North East Region (NER) as a paradiplomatic agent in the BRB in a way Yunnan is performing in the MRB.
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Singh, M.R., Choudhury, B., Singh, T.S. and Rao, V.R.International Journal of Human Genetics , vol: 11 , 45-49, 2011
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Singh, M.R.Frontier Anthropology , vol: 1 , 41-45, 2012
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Gene Differentiation Among Nine Populations of Manipur (India)
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Letter to the editor: Controversial report on sickle cell trait in Manipur
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An Overview on a temple named Shri Shri Kamakhya Math Devalaya of Darrang District, Assam
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An Overview of Tangible Cultural Heritages of Darrang District, Assam with Special Reference to Satras and Temples
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Tanushree Baruah, Anamika Barua, Sumit VijWIREs Water (Impact Factor: 7.5) published by Wiley Periodicals LLC. , 2022 , https://doi.org/10.1002/wat2.1626
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This article presents the intertwining of regional geopolitics with the basin hydropolitics, restraining positive interaction, thus, leading to a status quo in the BRB. While maintaining a purposeful status quo seems to be a prudent move by the riparians, the local communities continue to suffer due to the impasse.
Role of Information and Communication Technologies in India's Services Trade
Priyanka Dutta and Hemanta BarmanChanging Dynamics in Business and Management Technological Intervention and Environmental Responsiveness , 33-61, 2022
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The Telecommunications Divide among Indian States
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Practice of ‘Svādhyāya’ from Vedic Educational Philosophy and Metacognition
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National Education Policy (2020) with Special Reference to Higher Education System in India: An Analysis of the Perspectives of Teachers
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Awareness toward Mental Illness among Youth: Evidence from Guwahati City of Assam, India
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Student-Teacher Relationship and Students’ Academic Engagement with special reference to Cotton University, Assam ( Vol-12, Issue-7,26th July, 2022; Impact Factor- 6.3)
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A Study on the Emotional Intelligence among Secondary School Students
Dr Neeta BaglariKUTAP , vol: 5 , 198-206, 2022
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A Study on the Planning Strategies of Teachers at Primary Level
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A Study on Teacher Effectiveness at Primary Level
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A Study on the Awareness of Human Rights Education among Higher Secondary Students
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Challenges of Online Teaching-Learning
Dr Neeta BaglariPARIPEX- Indian Journal of Research , a peer-reviewed, referred & Indexed International Journal , vol: 10 , 23-25, 2021
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A Study on the Social Problem of the Post Graduate Students
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Innovative Practices in Teaching-Learning Process
Dr Neeta BaglariSATRAACHEE , vol: 38 , 130-136, 2023
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Students' Perspective on the effectiveness of online learning: Evidence from Assam, India
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Emotional Intelligence and Scholastic Achievement of Higher Secondary Students
Dr Angita Sarmah BoruahKUTAP (UGC- CARE ) , vol: 6 , 53- 61, 2023
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A Study on the Adjustment Problem among Secondary School Students of Shillong, Meghalaya
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A Study on the Attitude of Elementary School Teachers' towards Teaching-Profession
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A Study on the Practical Use of Information and Communication Technology among the Higher Secondary School Students
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Innovation in the Learning Process
Dr Neeta BaglariHigher Education in India: Issues and Challenges , 205-215, 2023
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An analysis on the role of media in education during lockdown
Dr Neeta BaglariCOVID-19 , 129-141, 2020
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Extension- The third dimension of Education
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An Analysis on Education in Remote Areas
Dr Neeta BaglariCorona Pandemic- Exploring its multifarious Dimensions , 119-124, 2021
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A Study on the Enrolment Trend in Vernacular Medium Provincialised Schools at the Elementary Level with special reference to Dotma Educational Block of Kokrajhar District
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An analysis on the Implementation of Right to Education Act with special reference to BTAD, Assam
Neeta BaglariInclusion in Education , 244-250, 2015
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Modernization in day-to-day life of Bodo Women in rural areas of BTAD- Assam
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Drawbacks in Primary School Curriculum Design and the need to Change: A Study from BTAD
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New Education Policy: Acceptability in India
Dr Angita Sarmah BoruahSamdarshi , vol: 16 , 186-192, 2023
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Environmental Concerns in Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Assam
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Ethical Considerations in Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Teaching and Learning
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Jean Paul Sartre, Existentialism and Bad faith
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Hydro-politics Between India and China: The 'Brahma-hypothesis' and Securing the Brahmaputra
Bhaskar Jyoti DekaThe Royal Society for Asian Affairs/Asian Affairs , vol: 52 (2) , 327-343, 2021 , https://doi.org/10.1080/03068374.2021.1914449
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This paper argues that the incipient tensions over the Brahmaputra between India and China has become a considerable threat and cause for concern to the downstream dwellers of India's North East Region (NER), especially Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. It enlarges the term ‘Brahma-hypothesis' and considers Chinese ‘hydro-hegemony' over the Brahmaputra as a ‘national security' threat to India. It also argues that apart from having the occasional Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China, India should seek to develop with China and other countries a multilateral diplomatic agreement regarding the management of the Brahmaputra River to secure India’s vital interests at national and regional levels. This is also necessary to minimise the sense of insecurity continuously growing in the minds of the people of the NER.