Keshoba Krishna Khatradhara

The writer is a social researcher, writer, and river activist from Assam whose work focuses on rivers, water governance, climate change, and community resilience in Northeast India. He serves as the Convenor of North-East India Water Talks (NEIWT), a regional initiative promoting dialogue on water, climate, and sustainable development. He has authored and co-authored several publications on the Subansiri River Basin, climate change, and water governance, and regularly writes on environmental issues, public policy, and the relationship between people, rivers, and development in the Eastern Himalayan region.

Opinion

Lower Subansiri after commissioning: Is Assam receiving a fair share of the benefits?

With Lower Subansiri now generating power, the key question is no longer whether the project should proceed, but whether Assam...

Keshoba Krishna Khatradhara