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Movie Depicts and Dramatizes How Social Media Can Prey on the Weak
Film : The Social Dilemma Running time : 1 hour and 34 minutes Language : English The Social Dilemma is an American docudrama which was

What Centre May be Expecting from R.K. Ranjan as Minister of State Without Independent Charge
Ministerial berths redistribution in the recent Union Council of Ministers reshuffle has obviously brought joy to Manipur as one of its MPs, Dr. R.K. Ranjan,

Manipur Elated as State MP BecomesUnion Minister; Night Curfew Till July 20; Budget Restrictions Back
Manipur’s Lok Sabha MP from Inner Manipur Parliamentary Constituency Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan has been appointed as Union Minion of State in the Union cabinet reshuffle

Assessment and Marking Norms for HSSLC in the Wake of COVID Predicted to Disadvantage Meritorious Students
While there can be no complaints that Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificates are being assessed and awarded without any formal examination in view of the

COVID or No, Fasten Your Seat Belts: No More Excuses. No more Justifications.
Welcome aboard! It is an open invitation to everyone to fasten your seat belt! Whether you like it or not, seat belt is your lifeline

Manipur COVID-19 Situation: Community Transmission at Micro Level and Fully Vaccinated Below One Lakh
In spite of Manipur Government’s much acclaimed efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, the infection continues to surge in infection with Delta variants, the

The Sublime Love Featured in Jahera of Mahakavi Anganghal – Part 1
Anganghal is a poet of Love. Like Mahakavi Kalidasa, he attributed the various distinctive physiognomies of Love. Most of the books he wrote are all

GARIBANIWAZ (PAMHEIBA): The Master of Manipur and Upper Burma (West of Irrawaddy) (1709-1748)
Garibaniwaz, locally more popularly known as Pamheiba, was the greatest king Manipur has ever produced in its historical existence since more than 2000 years. After

Kathmandu diary: Where are all the Hindus vanishing?
This article was written two decades ago after a series of conference related trips to Kathmandu when an ethnic churning had begun to show up