Philip Lyngdoh
The Success story of Awungshi Shimray Augustina Sanyaola
Opinion | Articles | Philip Lyngdoh | 15-Jul-2021
The Success story of Awungshi Shimray Augustina Sanyaola From diamond seller to apple farmer, Awungshi Shimray Augustina Sanyaola has come a long way. Her story is one of hope for those who want to convert their passion and dream into a real enterprise. .....
As The Pandemic Scourges on - Musings In The Times Of Covid-19
Opinion | Articles | Philip Lyngdoh | 15-May-2021
Pandemic life has been tough and we all need a fresh start. Especially as Covid now posits a mortal threat not just for people beyond 45 and with co-morbidities but also for younger people. All this while many - rather most, - liked to brush away Covid a.....
Ka Ram-ew: A Khasi Folktale about Mother Earth
Current Updates | Culture | Philip Lyngdoh | 14-Feb-2021
On the 24th of May 2015, Holy Father, Pope Francis, gave to us and the world his epic encyclical, "Laudato Si՛, mi Signore՛" - "Praise be to you, my Lord". Those were actually words from the Canticle of the Creatures of St. Francis of Assisi where the gen.....
Nohkalikai Falls of Sohra: The Tragic Tale of a Mother who ate her Daughter
Current Updates | Culture | Philip Lyngdoh | 15-Nov-2020
In these days of gadget-driven world, it is hard to imagine youngsters huddling around a master storyteller to listen to tales that spellbound listeners. Adding to this change is the fast diminishing number of storytellers, although not so long ago, we ch.....
Shikyntien Kwai: A Folklore about Betel Hospitality in Khasi Society
Current Updates | Culture | Philip Lyngdoh | 14-Oct-2020
Once upon a time, in the idyllic village of Rangjyrwit that perched daintily on a beautiful hill slope, lived two bosom friends, Nik and Shing. They were companions since childhood and remained inseparable even after they married. Nik came from a rich and.....
U Sier Lapalang and His Beloved Mother: A Khasi Folk Tale
Current Updates | Culture | Philip Lyngdoh | 16-Sep-2020
In the days of long ago, when the Sun and the Moon were still young and the trees and stones still speak the language of the humans, at the foot of the hills beyond the Khasi country, lay the placid plains of the Ri Dkhar (Bangla plains). Rivers and strea.....