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GDP Can Grow Substantially if Domestic Work by Housewives is Accounted for as Vital Contribution to the Economy and Incentivised with Monetary Compensations
Women of course serve their husbands and children out of love and duty in the household. It is something ingrained in them ever since their
The Beautiful Legends and Myths of the Meeteis About Sacred Koubru Chinggoirol
Introduction: Once our religious scholars said, “Koubru is the top of the head, Kangla is the umbilicus, the Loktak is the abode of the soul,
Controversy Over National Sports University Shows Evidences That Inept Handling by State Government Led to Ugly Inter-Community Frictions
The conflict over the land where India’s only National Sports University (NSU) is being constructed turned more violent than ever before. It is well known
Revivalism Instinct in Advanced and Backward Societies Compared in the Light of Postmodernity, and the Consequences This Phenomenon May Bring
Anthony Giddens posits that the condition in late modernity has led the foundation for resurgence of many religious revivalist movements which he termed as a
Leaders Must Lead from the Front, but This Approach is Conspicuous by its Absence in Manipur
The serendipity in the coincidence that the COVID19 vaccine has become available in India at around the time of the country’s Republic Day on January
State Celebrates R-Day, Violence at NSU and Plans Afoot to Export Local Liquor
The 72nd Republic Day celebrations went ahead without any hitches in the state though the by now under control armed movement in the state as
Book Reassesses Kargil and its Relevance to the Sino-Indian LAC standoff
Book title: Kargil 1999: The Impregnable Conquered Author: Lt. Gen. Y.M. Bammi Publisher: Natraj Publishers Pages: 486, paperback Price: Rs. 595/- The first edition
An Exciting Thriller Explores the Nuanced Difference Between Killing for a Flag and Killing for a Paycheck
Book title: The Mercenary Author: Moinul Ahsan Saber Translator: Shabnam Nadiya Published by: Seagull Books Genre: Literary Fiction, Translation Book summary: This gripping
Lamja Tomba’s Worry That Cinema Would Reveal the Scar on His Face is a Metaphor of a Formidable Cinematic Barrier Tagore Anticipated
The quest for the new and the undiscovered has driven mankind all through its existential evidence on the planet. At some point the discoveries and
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