The National Register of Citizens
Published: Aug 30, 2019
Photo: Prasad
The fate of hundreds of Assam residents remains uncertain in the NRC aftermath. A bird’s-eye view of Guwahati, the largest metropolis in Assam.
Abstract: The updation of NRC has been a major demand since the 1980s when the Assamese sub-nationalism started coming to the fore. After almost three decades of struggle, the design of its implementation is finally taking shape.
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