Abdul GaniDimoria: For those residing near the Assam-Meghalaya border in Dimoria, some 50 odd km from the state capital, a tiny river called Ampri is no less than a curse, even though it does not blow up in the rainy seasons to devour their dwelling places and agricultural lands.
Village women collect firewood. Pic: Abdul Gani
According to many here, it is the border between “hell” and “heaven”. And that’s why they want to shift their allegiance to the other side – “heaven”.
“Once you cross the river, you will find basic facilities required for a man – from pure drinking water to healthcare facilities. These amenities are available...
