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Peoples’ Convention Ahead of Amit Shah Visit Resolves to Demand Special Status for Manipur
A “Peoples’ Convention on Special Statue for Manipur” organized by COCOMI at GM Hall here in Imphal has reiterated its stand to fight all challenges
Drugs Smuggling and Illegal Business Flourish While Normal Trade Suffers As Indo-Myanmar Border Gates Remain Closed
While the normal trade practices have come to a halt after the closing of the Indo-Myanmar Border Gates since March 9 last year due to
‘His Father’s Disease’ Also Tells of How an Assamese Writer Breaks Free From the Perspective Prison NE is Crammed Into
Book Title: His Father’s Disease Author: Aruni Kashyap Publisher: Context/Westland Publications Genre: Fiction Short Story Collection. Book summary: At a conference in Delhi, Assamese
Poems to Reminisce Friends From the Past
Friend your love and now I am looking for friends constantly with bouts of solitude I think about you often to feel I’m human
Apparition of Defeaning Emptiness and Other Poems
Apparition The noon permeates Spreading its deafening emptiness Exactly 1 o’clock Like crickets’ plaintive tolls in some far woods, then The emptiness blinds my
Farm Laws Erode Indian Values, Farmers’ Capacity to Produce and Sell Grains and Would Amount to Injustice if Complaints Remain Unheard
The farmers’ protest has done one good thing to the country. It has for once restored pride and confidence in a country which is badly
Ugly plutocracy Has Made a Farce of Manipur Politics Therefore Life in the State
Writing of Manipur and the Northeast, especially by those of us who belong here and therefore fit in the category of what psychoanalysts have come
How Dacca Fell in The 1971 Indo-Pak War
Lt Gen Niazi signing the Instrument of Surrender under the gaze of Lt Gen Aurora. (Wikimedia) On 16th December 1971, Pakistan faced its darkest hour when its
CHRI’s New Report Records Reduction in Prison Overcrowding, Urges Continuing Efforts with Supreme Court Monitoring
New Delhi: Underlining the record reduction in India’s prison population by 10.42% between April-June 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI)
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