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A Good Book is a Good Book, Translated Work or Original, Top Publishers Agree
Continuing with her series on Literary writings, Chitra Ahanthem follows up her series on language, literary writing with this interview of Rahul Soni, Executive Editor
Public Morality and Death of Politics – Part 3
Death of politics is a global spectre. Some thinkers have traced the beginning of that process with the advent of western modernity itself. According to
If Happiness are the Blank Pages of History, Manipur Should Have Been Happy for Much of its Modern History
These are interesting times. But there is something about the idea of interesting times that is deeply meaningful and revealing of human psychology. While the
Loans Distributed to Start-Ups With Fanfare; Namrei Villagers Confronts AR
272 Startup Beneficiaries Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren handed over a total monetary assistance of Rs. 525.09 lakh to 272 startup beneficiaries at the Manipur
Poetry/ Teacher’s Day is Always Special
My dear old English teacher He would ride an old bicycle, He likes an orange popsicle. My dear old English teacher- He is always
ICDS Overview/ Covid–19 Pandemic Has Shown How Vital Early Childhood Education is in Fighting Social Crises
Early Childhood Care and Education is included in Goal 4 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) which advocated on , “Inclusive and equitable quality education
A Daughter Recalls the Life and Times of Manipur’s First Doctor
Book Title: And He Opened the Window Author: Binapani Thokchom Translated from Manipuri by the Author In the year 1891, the first day of the
Naga Peace Accord and the Kukis: A Holistic Solution is the Only Way Forward
A resolution to the Naga peace talks, is now once again approaching the September deadline set by the Government of India. Effort are on to
In ‘Vale of Tears’ A Police Officer Recalls Touching Human Stories From One of Manipur’s Most Violent Decades
Author: John S. Shilshi. Publisher: Bluerose Publishers, New Delhi. Year of release: 2020. Pages: 115 Price: Rs. 320/- John S. Shilshi’s fact-laden memoir,