Khasi literary-publishing concept.
Modern AI concept; covers, workspace and English editorial notes imagined, not authentic publication designs.
Overview
The Khasi Authors’ Society describes its founding in September 1979 and its work promoting Khasi language, literature and culture. Public programmes include lectures, knowledge-sharing events and student competitions. It publishes the journals Ka Thiar ki Nongthoh and Ka Syngkhong Jingtip and advocates constitutional recognition for Khasi. Advocacy is not evidence that recognition has been achieved.
The Society lists its address at Shillong’s State Central Library Campus. This writer-led institutional example does not represent every Khasi community, religious affiliation, speaker or cross-border settlement.
History & identity
Community-authored literary institutional account.
Sources & representation
Society About and Contact pages.
Selected bibliography
Documented works and useful reading. This is not a list of every appearance.
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Language & cultural connections
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References
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- CommunitySociety AboutResearch access: 2026-10-11
- CommunitySociety ContactResearch access: 2026-10-11
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AI-generated interpretationKhasi literary-publishing concept.
Modern AI concept; covers, workspace and English editorial notes imagined, not authentic publication designs.