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Simon Commission encounter as an important marker of how identities form in the Northeast – Part-2
This is the second part of the extract of Pradip Phanjoubam’s article in Charles Chasie edited book “The Naga Memorandum to Simon Commission 1929” Naga
‘Surprise, Strategy and ‘Vijay: 20 Years of Kargil and Beyond’ Revisits Kargil War
Edited by Lt Gen (Dr) VK Ahluwalia and Col Narjit Singh Centre for Land Warfare Studies & Pentagon Press Pages: 320 in hard cover Price:
The Politics of Beef is Behind the Country’s Failure to Come Together as a People
Recently five players of the Indian cricket team playing in Australia were supposed to have ordered beef while at a restaurant there. Eyebrows were raised
Runaway Boy Tells of the Heroic Struggles of Partitition Displaced, and Entrenched Caste Discrimination in Their Rehabilitation
Book Title: The Runaway Boy by Manoranjan Byapari, Translated by V. Ramaswamy Published by: Eka/Westland Publications Fiction: Literary Fiction, Translation Book summary: The first
Why is the Manipur Government delaying Reopening of Schools When Other States Have Begun Regular Classes?
As the Unlock 5.0 guidelines has allowed schools to reopen from October 15 and an order of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs has entrusted
Manipur Amongst Most Callous in India in Implementing Legally Mandated Victim Compensation in Adjudication of Criminal and Civil Crimes
Back in the days of yore, when the society of man was yet to have an organized legal system or justice administration, there was no
Containing COVID, Streamlining Government Schools and Colleges, Must be the State’s Revolve for the New Year
The COVID pandemic now seems to be receding from Manipur as is also the trend in the rest of India. The new infection rate now
Vaccines Coming up in January Last Week, Custodial Deaths Probe Resurfaces and Left Parties Protest Farm Laws
Covid vaccinations after due trials have been announced tentatively for the last week of January in Manipur, while the matter of custodial deaths cases have
Book Claims Nehru’s Soft Handling Spoilt Kashmir and Led to Present Problem
This extensively researched book opens a pandora’s box of intrigues and misdeeds of many British political leaders and military commanders, as well as of some
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