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The fight against HIV is not over
By Shahirah Hamid, 360info HIV is a global health challenge, affecting 39 million people. Despite progress, challenges persist, including limited access to prevention and ongoing
Another Abnormal Situation Beginning to be Normalised in Manipur’s Absurd Theatre
In Enrich Maria Remarque’s “All Quiet on the Western Front”, a novel set during World War 1, towards the end the protagonist Paul Baumer, a
Government Should Give Special Attention to Sanasabi and its Neighbouring Villages to Stop the Violence
Even as the violent conflict that erupted on May 3 in Churachandpur and its bordering areas of Bishnupur district has passed seven calendar months and
Manipur Needs a Holistic and Coordinated Approach to Mitigate the Immediate Suffering of Children
“The conflict situation in Manipur that erupted since 3rd May this year has gifted me the biggest pain of departing my mother forever and the
Why a cure for HIV remains elusive
By Paula Cevaal, Michael Roche and Sharon Lewin, The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in Melbourne Advances in cancer treatment, gene editing and mRNA
SC Asks State to Ensure Last Rites of Manipur Violence Victims; Rs 18.85 Crore Looted From PNB Ukhrul; Koutruk Village Attacked Again; Zo United Rally for Separate Administration
SC Asks State to Ensure Last Rites of Manipur Violence Victims Almost seven months after the violent conflict between the Kuki-Zomi militants and Meiteis in
State Failing to Take the Law Into its Grip in Manipur While Centre Looks on
Manipur continues to live its nightmare. The savagely bitter ethnic conflict between its Kuki-Zo and Meteis communities which broke out on May 3 at Torbung
The Emergence of New Geopolitics in Myanmar and India’s Troubled Borderlands
The recent announcement on 9 November by junta-installed president of Myanmar Former General U Myint Swe sent an unusual alarming message across the nation, the
Sudden Change Of Academic Calendar In Mid-Session Amidst The Ongoing Violent Conflict Makes Both Parents And Children Find It Difficult To Follow
A new academic calendar has been issued by the Directorate of Education (S) of the Government of Manipur for all the schools in the state
Weekly Digests
India and France in the Indo-Pacific: A Marriage of Autonomies
Among the most important partnerships that India has built with
Even if Identities Are Fictive Creations, They Are as Real as Anything Real
Even if the notion of ethnic identity is not intrinsic,
Religion demystified: Did Societies Create Religions in Their Own Image, or is There Something More to it?
English evolutionist and cultural anthropologist, Edward Tylor in his book “primitive
A Manipur Olympian Veteran Who Always Buys Two Pairs of Shoes to Recall His Struggling Days
When eight out of twenty one footballers including the captain
India’s Overt and Covert Chilling of Press Freedom
By Sukumar Muralidharan, O.P. Jindal Global University in New Delhi
Journalism’s Hostage Relationship With Twitter
By Ruchira Sen, O.P. Jindal Global University in New Delhi
What the Oting Massacre Should Remind Everyone of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act
Too Many Candidates, Too Few Berths: BJP’s Problem of Plenty in Manipur
Life Beyond AFSPA: Why Manipur Government’s Retrospective Declaration of Disturbed Area is Legally Untenable and Dangerous
Cinema Transports Me to My Childhood to Feel the Warmth of a Thick Finger in My Palm
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