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Last Week in Manipur/Five of Six Resigned Cong MLAs Join BJP, While Cong Expels Alleged ‘Trojan Horse’ MLA Imo
COVID Fiasco While hundreds of thousands of people in Manipur are struggling to keep their family hearth burning amidst COVID-19 lockdown, Manipur’s political drama continues
“3 Stories”: A Chilling Tale of Mental Illness — Part-2
Part-II THE ASCENT Dated the 15th December 2090 Dear Diary, Hello !!! After so long, your little princess is back with new words to jot
Public Morality and Death of Politics – Part 2
Death of Politics in Little Paradise Both Goa and Manipur went into the polls to constitute their respective State Assemblies in 2017. In both the
BRO’s vital snow – clearance during Kargil in 1999 and in 2020 along the LAC
Anil Bhat interviews Lt Gen S. Ravi Shankar, PVSM, VSM (Retd), former Director General Border Roads, who highlights the role of BRO during operations, with
Short Stories Collection Explores Changing Nature of Love, Violence and Intimacy in India in Internet Age
Book Title: The Women Who Forgot to Invent Facebook and Other Stories Author: Nisha Susan Published by: Context (an imprint of Westland Publications) Fiction: Short
The Great Game: Cold War Dynamics and the Evolution of the Northeast
(The following is an excerpt from Pradip Phanjoubam’s book “The Northeast Question: Conflicts and frontiers” published by Routledge. This passage occurs in the Chapter-5, titled
Amidst the Breakdown of Rule of Law in Manipur, a Relook at Evidence Law of India and its Admissibility and Relevancy
Justice is truth in motion, as the saying goes. Of course, it is the primary duty of the Courts to find out the truth as
Many COVID-19 Health Care Workers of Private Hospitals Resign on Account of Social Pressure
Ignorance and inward-looking attitude of many civil organisations is leading to unwanted developments predicted to spell dangers for the entire state in Manipur’s fight against
Kabui Artist’s Artwork Tries to Depict Indigenous Cultures Without Western Influences
Every Sunday morning Gandumpu Golmei and three to four of his co-artists used to pack their painting materials and head for the calm and quiet
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