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    North East Insight | Sustainability

    Kaziranga’s Shrinking Shield: Why a 1-Km ESZ Needs More Than a Political Number

    BySMS BORDOLOI August 12, 2026August 13, 2026

    Assam wants more room for development around Kaziranga. At the same time, the Union government and NHAI are building a 34.5-km elevated wildlife corridor at a cost of nearly ₹6,956 crore. The two measures address different problems. Yet together, they raise a larger question: should Kaziranga’s ecological boundary follow science or convenience? Kaziranga Has a…

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    Business & Economy | Sustainability | Tourism & Heritage

    Europe Has Opened Its Doors to Assam. But Is Assam Ready for the Responsibility?

    BySMS BORDOLOI June 22, 2026June 22, 2026

    For nearly four decades, Assam carried an invisible burden that had little to do with its breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary biodiversity, or centuries-old cultural heritage. It was a burden created by perception. International travel advisories linked to security concerns quietly kept Assam outside the consideration list of thousands of foreign travelers who otherwise seek destinations rich…

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