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Written in Tears captures a violent period in India's Northeast

Written in Tears captures a violent period in India's Northeast

Apr 19, 2015, at 11:09 pm

Kolkata, Apr 19 (IBNS) "Written in Tears", a recent publication by Harper Collins, offers a glimpse into the Northeast of India, particularly Assam, during a period of violence and political unrest that wrecked the region for a few decades in the contemporary times and its widespread impact on the society.