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The most common eating disorder is one you’ve never heard of
By Gabriel Lubieniecki and Gemma Sharp, Monash University in Melbourne It’s on the rise and affects people of all body sizes and genders. But binge eating
A Brief Account of the Imphal Area Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous
Released by Narcotics Anonymous The problem of drug abuse began to seep into Manipur around 1978-79. During this period, the number of drug users
Voice of the Silent Majority Opposed to Anarchy is What Was Heard in the Manipur Election Result
To say that the results of Parliamentary elections 2024 threw up major surprises would be an understatement. This is true both what happened at the
Northeast Region Now Exposed to the Intriguing Pulls of Big Power Politics
Had it not been for a rather sensational revelation by Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the rumour that a certain western country—ostensibly the US—is working
Killing and Tensions in Jiribam: Is Jiribam Destined to be Another Churachandpur or Moreh or Kangpokpi?
After a lull of violence between the Kuki-Zomi militants and Meiteis during the recently concluded 18th Parliamentary Elections of India, killing and gun firing recur
China’s Changing Fortunes: Are its Glory Days Numbered or is it Reinventing Itself
By Lachlan Guselli Rumours of China’s demise come and go, but how it responds to the current crisis will have far-ranging consequences. Something is happening
Climate Change Deepens India’s North-South Divide
By Sajan Thomas, St. John’s College, Anchal and Titto Idicula (Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Thiruvananthapuram) India’s new government has to resolve tensions
First National Pythian Games 2024 to be Held in Chandigarh This September
NEW DELHI: Bijender Goel, founder of the Modern Pythian Games, announced the initiation of an organization dedicated to promoting the Pythian Games within the BIMSTEC
River Linking, Community Dredging Under MGNREGS and Artificial Reservoirs Could be the Answers to Floods
Cyclone Remal which devastated Bangladesh, Bengal and the Northeast states is once again a grim reminder that climate change is for real and thereby it
Weekly Digests
Religion demystified: Did Societies Create Religions in Their Own Image, or is There Something More to it?
English evolutionist and cultural anthropologist, Edward Tylor in his book “primitive
A Manipur Olympian Veteran Who Always Buys Two Pairs of Shoes to Recall His Struggling Days
When eight out of twenty one footballers including the captain
India’s Overt and Covert Chilling of Press Freedom
By Sukumar Muralidharan, O.P. Jindal Global University in New Delhi
Journalism’s Hostage Relationship With Twitter
By Ruchira Sen, O.P. Jindal Global University in New Delhi
As Public Intellectual’s Space and Freedom Shrink, Galileo’s Fate Haunts Again
The idea of the public intellectual, or that of the
Endemic Boundary Disputes in NE is a Fallout of Incongruence Between Traditional and Modern Notions of Boundary
Why are boundary disputes among Northeast states so endemic? In
Warnings Were Evident as Early as October for the Violent Election Campaigns Manipur is Witnessing Now
Peacekeeping or Peacemaking? AFSPA is About Peacekeeping Definitely Not Peacemaking
Manipur ILP Guidelines, 2019 is Like Trying to Build a House Without its Foundation
When Lawmakers Are So Casual About Breaking the Law, Who Can be Expected to be in Awe of the Law?
Cinema Transports Me to My Childhood to Feel the Warmth of a Thick Finger in My Palm
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