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Our Education Policy Needs to Incorporate Moral Lessons for the Sake of a Better Future of the Society
Today, with rapid developments and adoption of new technology, and consequent change in life style, direct social interaction is gradually diminishing. Learning that takes place
The Need Now is for Private and Public Health Facilities to Work in Close Partnership
When the first confirmed Covid-19 case of Manipur was detected in a foreign returned student heading back home; the immediate chorus then was a social
When and How the Pandemic is Likely to End: A Summary of What Scientists Tell us About Herd Immunity
There are a few burning questions in the minds of people at the moment. When is the COVID-19 pandemic going to end? When is the
No-Confidence Move Against BJP-led Government
With the monsoon session of the 11th Manipur Legislative Assembly scheduled for a one-day session on August 10, the Congress is to move a no-confidence
Even After Leaving Aside the Current Controversy, Manipur’s War on Drugs is Being Waged on a False Premise
Even if intents are good, if the strategy is not well conceived or the vision lacks depth and spread, the execution of the plan is
Why Farming Isn’t Prestigious in Manipur Anymore? The Answer has to do with Social Attitude
Victory may not always go to the farmers. From last week, farmers under All India Kishan Sabha and Bharatiya Khet Mazdoor Sangha had pulled of
Manipur’s Monumental Blunders
(We are re-running another article by M.K. Binodini translated into English from Manipuri by Pradip Phanjoubam. In this one, the writer expresses her outrage at
In Denying Migrant Workers their Due Govt has Harmed their Interest: Trade Union Official
Health and goods insurance, soft loans, food grains and financial aid – nothing; no relief has been forthcoming from the state government’s side as far
My Books are Inspired by the stories of my Foster Grandpa, Says Author Linthoi Chanu
Linthoi Chanu is the author of two well-received books “The Tales of Kanglei Throne” and “Wari”. The former is a mythological fiction inspired from ancient
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