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Promising Novel on Oinam Trauma, But Dreary Narrative Makes it a PowerPoint Presentation
Book Title: The Waiting for the Dust to Settle Author: Veio Pou Published by: Speaking Tiger Genre: Fiction Book summary: Ten-year-old Rakovei watches the army
Myanmar Election has Demonstrated Yet Again the Grossly Misunderstood Mindset of Ultra Nationalism
Beyond a point, nationalism does not have any use for any standard scale of universal moral rectitude. For those convinced that humanism informs all moral
Fighter Jets Seen over Imphal, Journalists Awarded, and IPS Officer’s Plea Turned Down
Indian Air Force fighter jets carried out drills over the Imphal skies, maybe having something to do with the rough weather at the Indo-China border,
Revisiting the Issue of Manipur Merger, 1949
“He who speaks of the past has a future in mind. He who speaks of the future has no right to forget the past.’ –V.Chulkov.
Only a Larger Moral Vision Can Bring Lasting Resolution to the Many Nationalistic Movements In Northeast
Recently there was a news about some imposters caught red handed by NSCN(IM) cadres in Sibilong areas of Tamenglong in Manipur while they were collecting
With Demands for Candles All Year, Candle Makers are Making Good Earnings Even in the Time of COVID and With a Bonus in Festive Season
Candle making is an art. Trends in candle making industry have opened many new avenues for the candle making industry. Every year a new type
Short Stories Collection Tell Human Stories From Assam in the Time of Violent Conflict
Book Name: How to Tell the Story of an Insurgency: Fifteen tales from Assam Author: Aruni Kashyap Published by: Harper Collins India Fiction: Short Stories
‘Pheida: Gender at the Periphery’ Tells of Nuances of Manipuri Life Most Would Have Overlooked if Nupi Maanbis did not Speak Up
Till recently gender inclusivity in Manipur was woven to suit transgender life in an enactment of beauty and subtle strength. Now the silk of affinity
As the World Waits Anxiously for a COVID Vaccine, Here is a History of Vaccines
We are now many months into this COVID-19 pandemic, just one month more to go before it completes one year. The pandemic is still raging
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