Bidhayak Das

The author brings over two decades of rich experience, having extensively travelled across South and Southeast Asia, immersing himself in the complex dynamics of security, geopolitics, governance, and elections. His work spans collaboration with international organisations in these regions and the broader Asia-Pacific, where he has made significant contributions. Beyond writing, he channels his creativity into visual storytelling through photography and video documentation. With a career rooted in journalism, particularly in North East India and its surrounding areas since 1992, he now leads as the founding editor of The Borderlens, bringing a deep, nuanced understanding of the region to his work.

Features

Kepengla Pass: Where Religion and Culture meets National Security

Nine days after the Yangtse skirmish (on December 9 2022), I was in Kepengla on the Line of Actual Control...

Reports

Government Formation: Is Meghalaya set to witness a replay of political dramas of the past?

Having emerged as the single largest party in the recently held elections in Meghalaya, it is but natural for the...

Features

Call For Stronger Resistance Against Myanmar Junta After CNF Victoria Camp Attack

Bomb falls on banks of river Tiau The aerial attack by the Burmese junta on the Victoria Camp of the...

Prayer flags flutter in the wind before the cascading waters of Chumi Gyatse, a sacred waterfall revered by the Monpa people of Arunachal Pradesh, India.

Features

Legend of the Chumi Gyatse: A Deeper Understanding of Arunachal’s Famous 108 Holy Waterfalls Along the LAC

Discover the enchanting Chumi Gyatse, a collection of 108 waterfalls nestled near the India-China border in Arunachal Pradesh.

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