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She was sitting on the porch and enjoying her usual cup of tea reading her weekly, occasionally stealing a glance at the playful birds on
A Singapore-Like Smart City Cannot Have Ambiguous, Outdated, Addresses as Imphal Does
The idea of Imphal as a smart city is attractive. There is a positive ring about it. It hints at a city which is clean,
Warnings Were Evident as Early as October for the Violent Election Campaigns Manipur is Witnessing Now
Despite the fact that the gunning down of a college student and injuring his father critically, and another person sustained bullet injuries in different election-related violence
Innocent Student Shot Dead, Father Injured in Heirok, Several Accused in Murder Arrested; Nagaland Assembly Resolves for AFSPA Repeal; Shija Medical College Launched
A college student, Ningthoujam Rohit ka Kunao, 21, son of Ningthoujam Premchandra aka Makar, 53, of Heirok Part II Mayai Leikai was shot dead while
From the Editor’s Diary: The Christmas Gift
(This is a story written a decade ago and has been already republished on IRAP. On this Christmas day, we are reproducing it again) It
Poverty and the Rising Inequality is Not Only a Moral But Also a Social Challenge
The disparity between the rich and the poor is rapidly growing day after day. Thanks to the local cable TV network for media coverage and
Book Claims China and India Have Always Been on a Confrontational Course for the Last Six Centuries
Book Title: RED FEAR: The China Threat Author: Iqbal Chand Malhotra Publisher: Bloomsbury Pages: 419 in hard cover Price: Rs. 799/- Having read and
Th. Tombi Singh: The Gifted Artist Committed to His Vocation – Part 1
A gifted child is naturally different from others of his age. An artist is born, not made – an innate quality lights his whole being.
Four Simple Lessons For Effective Online Schooling
By Thomas Chiu, Chinese University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong Almost three quarters of the world’s students — more than one billion people —