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Of Mind and Mental Disorder and the Benefits we Can Reap by Putting Mind Over Matter
The Yoga school holds that each experience that we have both pain and pleasure get registered in our mind and every experience leaves behind a

Many Wonder Why Nupi Keithels Are Not Allowed to Open Like Other Shops in Khwairamband Bazar
Barely two months after its reopening the three women-run Nupi Keithels and the adjoining Temporary Market of Khwairamband have been closed down yet again from

Corona May Have Set the Clock Ticking on the Need to Check Health Risks of Animal Farming
The Covid-19 has come back with renewed force in its second and third wave and India too is seeing more than 3 lakh cases a
Students falling into the Great Unknown: A New Outlook for the Student Community
The Covid-19, came without any notice, so too the second Covid wave. The education sector has not been left out and has made the lives

Myanmar’s Military Still Carries the Political Genes from its Freedom Fighting Militia Roots
The Myanmar situation is grim (I will be using the terms Myanmar and Burma interchangeably to refer to the country depending on the period of

Why are Drugs Users a Foil for Social Ills in Manipur? A Reconsideration
Regarding the prohibition on marijuana, important questions need to be asked and the replies properly thought over and digested for an understanding of the issue,

Same land-Different Perspectives: How Google Map Eliminated LoC, but Only for Indian Users
In Feb this year, the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Govt. of India issued guidelines for acquiring and producing geospatial data and geospatial data

Book Says Xi’s China-Worst for the World
Book title: Xi’s China Author: Edel Secondat Publisher: India Foundation & Pentagon Press Pages: 158 in paperback Price: Rs. 395/- The simple two-worded title

Yumkham Erabot may Prove to be a Bone too Hard to Chew and too Fleshy to Throw Away for the BJP Leadership
The political twists and turns following a series of events involving Okram Henry continues to be the talk of the town right from the local