The wedding season is upon us! Take a look at some of the most spectacular pre-and post-wedding photographs and locations from Northeast that are surreal and simply breath-taking.

Blessed with tea plantations and old planter clubs that date back to the bygone era, the increasing number of golf clubs and retreats in and around Assam is a part of the legacy left behind by the Britons.

Research says that it is absolutely necessary for women to hang out with their girlfriends often.

On 25 September 2016, The Smartisans will bring fashion, luxury and lifestyle brands together for a one-day event, to create an experiential treat for the people of Assam.

Joymoti by Jyoti Prasad Agarwalla marked the beginning of the Assamese film industry in 1935. Since then, the Industry has been evolving, albeit at a slow pace. The period between 1959 and 1969 is regarded as the ‘golden age’ of Assamese Cinema.

The list is longer than we anticipated, but we have randomly picked the top 19 for you!

Bihu is not restricted within the realms Assam in India. It is celebrated wherever you find an “Oxomiya” (Assamese)—whether on the home soil or any other part of the globe. In fact, people who live outside the state or the country feel the need to stick to their traditions and festivals more than those who stay back and experience it as a norm.

For the first time, Assamese books will be available online on a large scale, with leading online store www.amazon.in incorporating over five hundred Assamese books for sale. In the first stage, books from five popular publications of the State—Jyoti Prakashan, Banalata, Purvanchal, Banphool and Aank-Baak—are available for sale. These books include works of renowned past...

Sports, showbiz, fashion, music or social cause, these women are in the very literal sense killing it out there, as if slaying dragons were their side-kick hobbies. These very strong, capable and independent women believed in themselves and hence, have come out fiercely and passionately, paving their way towards bigger dreams— making success look a...

Did you know that there are 25 tribes solely in Arunachal Pradesh and about 200 tribes in the entire Northeast? Some of the prominent ones are Garo, Bodo, Khasi, Jaintia, Adi, Nyishi, Angami, Bhutia, Kuki, Rengma and Deori.