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Set a Better System in Place First for Education before Making Surprise Visits at Schools
A news item which was a leading headline in the past week in Manipur involved the suspension of some school teachers who were found absent
On Mother Language Day, Parents of Small Linguistic Groups Must Pledge to Have Their Children Speak Their Mother Tongues at Home
Among the events that went without the attention they deserved in the last fortnight is the observation of the International Mother Language Day on February
Women Often are the Most Brutal Gatekeepers of the Patriarchal Order
There can be no doubt that patriarchy, like insurgency, is a “state of mind” first and then only a physical phenomenon. That is to say,
Media Woes Never Ending in Manipur, Journalists Strike Work Again, Teachers Reject Govt Proposal, Poppy Destroyed
Journalists in the state were back on a cease work strike after continuing threats from underground elements and college teachers also continued to be on
Team of Two Theatre Directors Portray King Bhagyachandra as a genius and statesman
The following is a 15-year-old review of a play in which King Bhagyachandra, or Chingthungkhomba, under whose rein Manipur signed the first treaty for cooperation
Probe Needed as Many Drugs Rehabilitation Centres are Exceeding Their Briefs and Given to Greed Instead
A lot more needs to be said about the way the government and private agencies have been in their own ways taking ahead, so to
A Murder Mystery Woven into a Historical Fiction Set During the Time of the Last Mughal
Author: Raza Mir Publisher: Aleph Book Company Genre: Historical Fiction, Murder mystery Book summary: 3 May 1857. India stands on the brink of war.
Shrinking Civil Society Space in Time of COVID-19 Pandemic in Manipur
The much talked about civil society or civil society organisations, in short CSOs, are very popular in the context of Manipur. From layman to politician
Absence of any Tangible Response to Myanmar Development Has Yet Again Exposed the Hollowness of India’s Act East Policy
It is already three weeks since the atrocious military coup in Myanmar brutally overturned the landslide victory by the country’s popular political party the National
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