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JIri River in Jiribam district (Surma River after entering Bangladesh) marks a substantial portion of the Manipur-Assam bundary established by the 1833 treaty between Manipur and the British East India Company

1833 Jeree Treaty Gave Manipur’s Boundaries Permanence

DR. LAISHRAM MALEM MANGAL 12/11/2024

The Distinctive Historical and Political Status Of Manipur

DR. LAISHRAM MALEM MANGAL 09/11/2024

Statehood or Annexation? An Alternate Interpretation of the Politics that Determined the Granting of Statehood to Manipur

DR. LAISHRAM MALEM MANGAL 04/07/2020

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