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Anjali Mariam Paul
Anjali Mariam Paul is currently completing her M.A. in Development Studies from Azim Premji University in Bangalore, Karnataka. She spent six weeks in summer of 2016 interning with C-NES (Centre for North East Studies) where she travelled with the boat clinics, coming face to face with the adversities faced by the riverine islanders in Assam, which encouraged her to pursue an independent study on Assam's health system in her last semester.
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Assam's Brahmaputra Community Radio Station: Innovation in health communication
River Brahmaputra which flows across the Northeast Indian state of Assam, carves out a network of nearly 2,300 islands, isolating them from the mainland and excluding their inhabitants from access to basic infrastructure and health facilities. Based on her fieldwork, Anjali Mariam Paul describes the working of an innovative intervention in health communication – a non-commercial grassroots community radio station for these river islands.
