Assamese woman's magazine Priyosakhi : Read online Priyosakhi

Asomiya Priyosakhi is the Assamese monthly woman's magazine, that is popular, glamorous and attractive like new age Assamese woman itself who also hold great respect for tradition and values. Priyosakhi has an online edition too( which you can read online(limited features) and also subscribe to a subscriber's version with complete features.

Assamese magazine Bismoi: Online bismoi

UPDATE: The Assamese magazine Bismoi is no longer available to read online at www.bismoi.com. The domain is perhaps sold out which use it for a different purpose. 20-03-2012

Bismoi cover courtesy www.bismoi.com

Among the few Assamese Magazine which have evolved with time and changing generation and their requirement Bismoi tops the list. Bismoi is a youth magazine, full of vigour, thoughtful analysis to guide the young minds and of course lots of entertainning features to keep the young minds occupied. And above all Assamese magazine Bismoi has completed 40 successful years with all the love and adulations from readers of Assamese language accross the world.

Assamese Magazine Bismoi is published from Guwahati in Assam. The exact address of Bismoi office is Bismoi Prakashan, Hedayetpur, Guwahati. If you are intested in any kind of communication or want to send any article via post you can send them to the above mentioned address.

The editor of Bismoi, Shashi Phukon is a writer also, and he has quite a good number of short stories to his credit. But he is known chielfly by his name and for his designation as the editor of Bismoi and Priyosakhi (Assamese women's magazine). Both Bismoi and priyosakhi are monthly magazine and have the desired Online versions of the magazines.

Assamese magazine Prantik, the polestar of Assamese social life

        Among the things for which I owe to my father, the regular subscription of Assamese leading magazine Prantik tops the list. I know there are many like me who have grown up the healthy dose of the fortnightly    Assamese magazine Prantik. I always wanted to read the complete magazine when I was a school children but always prevented by my parents to do so. So basically what I did was reading complete the magazine  including the serial novels when it finally rested in the magazine rack of my father's office room!! But the wait was worthwhile.