I am always fascinated about water bodies and how they affect our day-to-day activities. So, I was very lucky to get a wonderful opportunity to work as a fellow in Arunachal Pradesh under the Northeast Water Talk Initiative Supported by NEADS as a part of my Water Fellowship work,

Voice of Water / Cries of Water is a poem by Raju Kutum of Arunachal Pradesh. This poem came out of him when he attended the seven-day workshop on water at Dibrugarh University, jointly organised by Northeast India Water Talk and the Centre for Social Work Studies, Dibrugarh University 

Bomjir is one of the oldest villages located at the lower basin of the Dibang river under the Dambuk circle in Arunachal Pradesh. The river Dibang, one of the three main rivers that form the mighty Brahmaputra in the plains of upper Assam, is called Talo by the Idu Mishmi tribe.