North East Indigenous Peoples Welfare Association

North East Indigenous Peoples Welfare Association To help and assist indigenous people as well as rural people and their families.

To help and assist indigenous people as well as rural people and their families during emergencies such as flood, war, earth-quack and rains. Moreover, the vision of the association is social & economic upliftment of underprivileged, oppressed & rural masses by providing avenues for income generation. With a fresh perspective to news reporting and analysis, North East Indigenous Peoples Welfare A

ssociation looks at redefining news media with its extensive coverage of national and international news and in depth analysis.

A one-day seminar under the R&D programme was organised by the Handicrafts Service Centre Madhubani at Hotel Daftari Pal...
16/03/2026

A one-day seminar under the R&D programme was organised by the Handicrafts Service Centre Madhubani at Hotel Daftari Palace in Kishanganj on 14.03.2026.

The programme was inaugurated by Vishal Raj, District Magistrate, Kishanganj, in the presence of B. K. Ha, Assistant Director (Handicrafts), HSC Madhubani; Sujit Kumar, IEO, DIC Kishanganj; Mahen Reza, District Coordinator (Start-up); Manish Kumar, Digital Marketing Expert; Raman Bharti, KVK; and Priyanka Chauhan, Empanelled Designer and Director, Jan Nirman Kendra.

A total of 51 artisans, master craft persons (MCPs), and entrepreneurs participated in the seminar. During the programme, all the resource persons sensitised the participants about various government schemes, skill development initiatives, and emerging opportunities in the handicrafts sector, along with guidance on digital marketing, entrepreneurship, and business development for handicraft artisans.

The seminar proved to be highly informative and beneficial for the participants, encouraging them to explore new avenues for promotion, innovation, and sustainable livelihood in the handicrafts sector.

Skipper manufactures premium-quality polymer pipes and fittings for the agricultural as well as plumbing sectors.About S...
14/03/2026

Skipper manufactures premium-quality polymer pipes and fittings for the agricultural as well as plumbing sectors.
About Skipper Limited
Established in 1981, Skipper Limited is one of the leading companies in the Power Transmission & Distribution (T&D) and Polymer segments. Under the brand name “Skipper”, the company manufactures premium-quality polymer pipes and fittings that cater to both the agricultural and plumbing sectors.

Skipper Pipes is one of India’s leading piping solutions providers, serving the needs of plumbing, agriculture, borewell, and infrastructure sectors. Known for its strong focus on innovation, engineering excellence, and sustainability, Skipper has built a trusted reputation across India. The brand continues to expand its footprint with the aim of delivering smart, sustainable, and safe water systems for modern living.
With over 44 years of domain expertise, Skipper is India’s largest and the world’s tenth-largest manufacturer in terms of Power Transmission & Distribution infrastructure manufacturing capacity. The company differentiates its offerings by providing high-quality yet cost-effective solutions for infrastructure providers and telecom operators.

Skipper has a strong international presence across more than 65 countries, spanning regions such as Latin America, Europe, and Africa. The company operates across various sub-segments including Towers, EPC, Monopoles, Poles, and Railway Electrification Structures.

Skipper Limited has been listed on the BSE (Code: 538562) since 2014 and on the NSE (Symbol: SKIPPER) since 2015.

About Lubrizol
Lubrizol, a Berkshire Hathaway company, is a science-based organization whose specialty chemistry delivers sustainable solutions that advance mobility, improve well-being, and enhance modern life.

Every day, Lubrizol’s innovators work to create extraordinary value for customers at the intersection of science, market needs, and business success, driving discovery and developing breakthrough solutions that enhance life and make the world function better.

Founded in 1928, Lubrizol has a global reach with a strong local presence, operating more than 100 manufacturing facilities, sales and technical offices, and employing over 7,000 people worldwide.

For more information, please visit: www.lubrizol.com
For Further Information, Please Contact
Anirban Paul Chowdhury
Head – Marketing (PVC)
Skipper Limited
M: +91 9830174504
Email: [email protected]
Arnab Sinha Roy
Director – Public RelationsDentsu Creative PR (Perfect Relations)
M: +91 9831569558
Email: [email protected]

An exhibition by Grace Lillian Lee is currently being held at the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, Museum Hall...
12/03/2026

An exhibition by Grace Lillian Lee is currently being held at the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, Museum Hall, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The exhibition showcases a wide range of indigenous motifs, designs, and traditional elements, highlighting the unique artistic vision of the Australian artist Grace Lillian Lee. The event has been organized by Grace Lillian Lee in collaboration with the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) and the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, New Delhi, which has extended support in hosting the exhibition.

Various objects, artworks, and motifs have been beautifully displayed with the assistance of the Museum Curator, reflecting a harmonious blend of traditional knowledge and contemporary artistic expression. The exhibition provides art lovers with an opportunity to explore diverse designs, motifs, cultural traditions, and artistic practices reflected in the displayed creations.

This initiative not only offers an enriching experience for craft and art enthusiasts but also helps the younger generation gain insight into international cultures, traditions, and artistic heritage beyond national boundaries.

The International Exhibition, being held at the Museum Hall, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, provides visitors with a unique platform to appreciate the meaningful dialogue between traditional heritage and contemporary art forms.

05/03/2026

Artisans are eagerly waiting with great hope to make good business during the event. It is highly appreciable that the DC (Handicrafts) Office has provided a valuable marketing platform under one roof, where artisans expect to generate business and connect with bulk buyers.

For this purpose, the Handicrafts Department is organizing the National Gandhi Shilp Bazaar in Mumbai from 06th to 15th March, 2026, accommodating around 150 artisans from across the country. They will showcase their exclusive handcrafted products, reflecting the rich traditions, cultural heritage, and craftsmanship of India.

This event will provide visitors with an opportunity to witness the dedication, creativity, and sentiments of the artisans behind each handcrafted item. Such initiatives deserve appreciation and support, and it is important for all of us to encourage and promote the hardworking artisans who continue to preserve our traditional crafts and cultural legacy.

Eggplant (baingan/brinjal) is a widely consumed vegetable across India and is prepared in various ways according to regi...
28/02/2026

Eggplant (baingan/brinjal) is a widely consumed vegetable across India and is prepared in various ways according to regional tastes and community traditions. Each region has its own unique style of cooking this versatile vegetable.

At street food stalls, brinjal pakora (eggplant fritters) made by dipping slices of brinjal in a spiced gram flour (besan) batter and deep-frying them is a very popular snack. Freshly prepared and served hot, it has a crispy texture and delicious taste that is loved by many.

In the eastern part of India, particularly among Bengali communities, begun bhaja (brinjal fry) is commonly prepared. Thick slices of brinjal are lightly spiced and shallow-fried until golden and soft, and are typically enjoyed with steamed rice and dal. This simple preparation offers a distinct and delightful flavour.

Thus, from pakoras to fries and bharta, eggplant remains one of the most versatile and cherished vegetables in Indian cuisine.

Among the most popular preparations is Baingan Bharta, a classic North Indian dish loved by many. It is made from fire-roasted eggplant that is mashed and cooked with onions, tomatoes, and aromatic spices. The smoky flavor from roasting gives the dish its distinctive taste, making it a favorite accompaniment to roti, paratha, or rice.

Smoky Baingan Bharta, made from fire-roasted eggplant cooked with onions, tomatoes, and spices, is not only delicious but also offers several health benefits:

1. Low in Calories
Eggplant is naturally low in calories, making Baingan Bharta a good option for weight management when prepared with minimal oil.
2. Heart-Friendly
Eggplant contains antioxidants like nasunin and fiber, which help reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) and support heart health.
3. Good for Digestion
It is rich in dietary fiber, which improves digestion, prevents constipation, and supports gut health.
4. Rich in Antioxidants
The purple skin of eggplant contains antioxidants that help fight free radicals and reduce oxidative stress.
5. Helps in Blood Sugar Control
The fiber content slows down sugar absorption, making it beneficial for people managing blood sugar levels (when prepared with less oil).
6. Boosts Immunity
Tomatoes, onions, garlic, and spices used in the dish provide vitamins, minerals, and anti-inflammatory compounds.
7. Smoky Roasting – Healthier Cooking Method

Roasting the eggplant directly on flame reduces the need for deep frying and enhances flavor without excess fat.

Among the many indigenous communities of North-East India, the Tripuri people hold a distinct identity with strong tradi...
26/02/2026

Among the many indigenous communities of North-East India, the Tripuri people hold a distinct identity with strong traditions and rich cultural heritage. Their ethnic attire, intricate design patterns, traditional motifs, and unique jewellery clearly reflect their community pride and historical roots.

🏛️ Origin of the Name Tripura

The name Tripura is widely believed to have originated from the Tripuri (also known as Tipra) people, who were the original inhabitants and rulers of the region. The royal family of the former princely state of Tripura also belonged to the Tripuri tribe, further strengthening this historical connection.

There are also mythological references suggesting that the name “Tripura” may have been derived from Goddess Tripura Sundari, whose famous temple, Tripura Sundari Temple, is located in the state. However, historically and culturally, the name is most strongly associated with the Tripuri tribe.

🌏 Cultural Identity of the Tripuri Community

The Tripuri community has preserved its identity through:

Language: Kokborok

Traditional attire: Richly woven garments with symbolic patterns

Folk dances and music: Performed during festivals and ceremonies

Distinct customs and rituals: Reflecting ancestral beliefs and social structure

Their traditional dress, often handwoven, carries meaningful motifs and vibrant colours that symbolize nature, bravery, and community values. The jewellery and ornaments further enhance their unique ethnic appearance.

🌸 Rooted in Indigenous Tradition

Thus, the name Tripura reflects the identity, history, and cultural heritage of the Tripuri people. Their traditions continue to thrive, making the state deeply rooted in its indigenous legacy while contributing to the cultural diversity of North-East India.

The Physalis alkekengi, commonly known as the Chinese lantern plant, is a hardy perennial admired for its bright orange,...
26/02/2026

The Physalis alkekengi, commonly known as the Chinese lantern plant, is a hardy perennial admired for its bright orange, papery husks that appear in late summer and autumn. These delicate, lantern-like coverings surround small red berries, creating a truly eye-catching display.

Its beauty is simply amazing. The glowing orange husks look like tiny hanging lampshades in a garden, gently swaying with the breeze. When sunlight passes through the thin papery covering, it creates a warm and magical effect — almost like nature’s own decorative lights.

Nature has gifted us such wonderful and artistic plants that capture our curiosity and admiration. Every time we see the Chinese lantern plant, our eagerness to admire it never feels complete. Its unique shape, vibrant color, and seasonal charm remind us how creative and extraordinary nature truly is.

This plant is not just beautiful — it is a symbol of the endless surprises and artistic designs that nature offers to us.

When we see an orange, its bright and attractive color immediately makes us want to eat it. The fresh orange shade natur...
25/02/2026

When we see an orange, its bright and attractive color immediately makes us want to eat it. The fresh orange shade naturally draws our attention and reminds us of sweetness, freshness, and good health.

Oranges are rich in Vitamin C and antioxidants, which help boost immunity, improve skin health, and keep our body refreshed. Just looking at the fruit often gives a feeling of freshness and energy.

Sometimes, because the orange looks so beautiful, perfectly shaped, and glowing in color, we may even hesitate to peel it — almost as if we don’t want to disturb its beauty. But its true beauty is not only in its appearance; it is also in the nutrition and health benefits it provides.

So, beyond its attractive look, an orange is a natural gift that combines beauty, taste, and health in one simple fruit.

Guwahati will host Fit India Carnival 2026 from February 26 to February 28 at Arya Vidyapith College Ground, Birubari, u...
24/02/2026

Guwahati will host Fit India Carnival 2026 from February 26 to February 28 at Arya Vidyapith College Ground, Birubari, under the nationwide Fit India Movement.

Launched on 29 August 2019 by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the movement aims to make fitness an integral part of daily life and foster a more physically active society.

Recognised as one of the country’s largest fitness celebrations, the Carnival saw overwhelming participation in New Delhi last year. Building on that success, it is now expanding across regions. In the Northeast, the event is being organised by the Sports Authority of India (SAI) Guwahati, blending fitness with the rich cultural vibrancy of the region.

🌟 A Celebration of Fitness & Culture

Envisioned as a flagship wellness festival, the three-day carnival will promote:

Physical fitness

Mental well-being

Nutrition awareness

Traditional and indigenous sports

The programme is designed as a multi-generational celebration, featuring:

Zumba sessions

Yoga workshops

Structured exercise routines

Interactive fitness challenges

Traditional games conducted by certified trainers

🎶 Cultural Highlights

Adding a distinctive regional flavour, the carnival will showcase:

A grand Northeast cultural presentation representing all eight states

Live Bihu performances

Band performances featuring Assamese, Hindi, and English chartbusters

DJ sessions across all three days

💬 Official Statement

An official from SAI Guwahati stated:

“Fit India Carnival 2026 is more than a fitness event. It inspires individuals and families to prioritise health and celebrate wellness together. We invite everyone to join this collective celebration of fitness.”

📍 Event Details

Venue: Arya Vidyapith College Ground, Birubari, Guwahati
Dates: 26–28 February 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM

The event is expected to attract students, families, and fitness enthusiasts from across Assam and the Northeast region, making it a landmark celebration of health, unity, and culture.

🌸 Nature’s Gift – Beauty, Freshness and PeaceGod has blessed us with beautiful nature, which gives us joy, mental freshn...
23/02/2026

🌸 Nature’s Gift – Beauty, Freshness and Peace

God has blessed us with beautiful nature, which gives us joy, mental freshness, and deep satisfaction. Every season brings its own unique beauty to different regions of the world. From blooming spring flowers to lush green monsoon landscapes and colorful autumn leaves, nature refreshes our mind and soul.

When we see flowers, freshness automatically fills our hearts. Their colors, shapes, and gentle fragrance create a feeling of peace and happiness. The sweet smell of flowers is not only pleasing but is also used in making perfumes and aromatic products.

Among them, lily flowers are especially known for their natural beauty and soothing fragrance. The sight of lilies brings mental satisfaction and calmness. Their elegant petals and soft colors symbolize purity and serenity. Simply looking at a lily can make us feel relaxed and refreshed.

Nature teaches us that beauty is simple, pure, and healing. When we connect with flowers and greenery, our mind becomes calm, our thoughts become positive, and we experience true freshness from within.

The Karbi Youth Festival 2026 is currently in full swing, witnessing an overwhelming participation of approximately 10–1...
19/02/2026

The Karbi Youth Festival 2026 is currently in full swing, witnessing an overwhelming participation of approximately 10–15 lakh visitors from across the country as well as abroad. The festival features a wide range of cultural and traditional activities, celebrating the rich heritage of the region.

Among the major highlights of the festival was a Fashion Show showcasing traditional dresses and antique tribal jewellery. The entire script and conceptualization of the show were developed by Ms. Sabina Teronpi, National Awardee (Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Government of India, Ministry of Textiles). Reputed professional models were engaged to present the tribal costumes, which became one of the key attractions of the festival and received wide appreciation from the audience.

The AI Summit was held at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, from 16th to 20th February, 2026. The event showca...
18/02/2026

The AI Summit was held at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, from 16th to 20th February, 2026. The event showcased significant advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications across diverse sectors, including innovative developments in the handloom industry.

One of the major highlights of the summit was the demonstration of an AI-enabled advanced loom designed specifically for handloom weavers. The presentation indicated that the AI-integrated loom could reduce at least 20% of the effort and labour hours required for weaving a saree. This technological intervention enhances productivity while preserving the quality and authenticity of traditional handcrafted textiles. Such innovation holds immense potential for improving efficiency and competitiveness in the handloom sector without undermining its cultural value.

In another pavilion, an AI-based interactive device was displayed, where visitors could scan a QR code to identify their intellectual or historical personality match. This engaging application demonstrated the creative and user-friendly integration of AI in public exhibitions, reflecting how technology can make learning and interaction more dynamic.

The summit clearly highlighted how rapidly AI is progressing in the modern era and how it is influencing even traditional sectors such as handloom and handicrafts. These developments are expected to create new opportunities for the younger generation, enabling them to integrate technology with traditional skills and contribute to sustainable growth.

In the coming years, it will be essential for young individuals to understand and adopt AI-based technologies to remain competitive and access emerging employment opportunities. They are encouraged to explore this field seriously, and in case of any queries or challenges, to seek guidance from experienced professionals and experts associated with modern technological advancements.

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