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Are the Olympic Games still relevant?
By Lachlan Guselli, 360info in Sydney As the world descends on Paris for the biggest show in sport, the question must be asked if the Olympic
A Cold War Brewing in the Neighbourhood of Northeast India
The anarchy in Myanmar since the February 2021 military coup is showing no respite. A violent resistance against the junta by the People’s Defence Force
Is there ‘sexism’ in the pursuit of mathematics education?
History has proven time and again that women are the first and the worst to be affected by conflicts. The war in Ukraine, Israel-Hamas conflict,
Extinction to Exhibition: Re-Interpretation of the Subika Art of Manipur
“I am satisfied with the success of this exhibition, which drew more than one thousand visitors, many of whom were previously unaware of the indigenous
UN Committee Grills India on Manipur; Dismisses India’s Claim Large Election Turnout is Sign of Normalcy
The United Nations Human Rights Committee questions India about Manipur among others during its review meeting of the fourth periodic report of India on how
Historical Perspectives on Manipur’s Agrarian Economy: A Critical Review
Title of the book: Agrarian System of Manipur 1826-1947 A.D. Author: Ningombam Basanta Publisher: Sunmarg Publishers & Distributors, New Delhi Price: 500/- Nearly a
Life won’t be easy for NATO’s new boss
By Gianluca Pastori, Catholic University of Sacred Heart in Milano Mark Rutte faces critical tests as he assumes NATO leadership, balancing internal cohesion and external pressures.
Prejudice and discrimination based on ethnicity exist in many societies, not just Thailand and South Korea
By Voranai Vanijaka, Thammasat University, Bangkok in Bangkok South Korean racism may grab headlines in Asia, but racism is more widespread. Fame is no shield from
Hope Ensures the Silver Lining around the Darkest Cloud and Most Menacing Looking Clouds all the Brighter
Absolute faith is absolute surrender to an amazing grace. A lot many people do not like the idea of surrender, but it is a fact
Weekly Digests
Richest Languages Are Those Which Continually Enrich Their Vocabularies by Absorbing New Words
Manipur celebrated its language day to commemorate the inclusion of
Dr. Bishwajit Elangbam Becomes First Manipuri Visiting Professor of Emergency Medicine in UK
In the recently concluded 22nd Commonwealth Games commonly known as
No Pain No Gain: How a Young Man Lost to Drugs Found His Way Out to Inspire Others in Addiction Nightmares
A strong decision and firm determination can change any life.
A Brief Outline of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act
Introduction In India there are several repressive laws, many of
Ancient Manipur Kingdom and Brahmanism
Manipur was an antique kingdom in the ancient Southeast Asia.
Short Story/ Comradery
It is 2pm and sunny. I am sweating and the
Has Manipur Reverted Back to Union Territory Status by the Choice of its Elected Leaders
Problems and Prospects of “First-Past-The-Post” as Determinant of People’s Mandate
Veteran Pena Balladeer Khangembam Mangi Singh Who Has Given a Folk Art Form New Life
Twelve Incredible Manipuri Myths Retold and Packed in a Children’s Book
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