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As Indian Journalism Completes 240 Years, a Look at the Emergence of a Culture of Official Censorship, Intimidation, as Well as ‘Jingo’ Media
Abstract Freedom of speech and expression is an integral part of a democratic life. However, there are numerous instances where media became a soft target
Besides Ithai Barrage, Tourism and Economic Activities Without Proper Planning and Policy Will Hasten Decay of Dying Loktak Lake
Loktak Lake, the largest fresh water lake in India’s Northeast is not only an indispensable part of the mythology and history of Manipur but also
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Probable Future of Learning
This article will see the shift from the present learning situation and its possible near future. Learning can be knowing new phenomena or correcting inaccurate
Time to Stop Fraudulent and Unfair Stock Market Trading
(This article is intended to bring awareness to general people about the illegal stock market trading with money collected from the general public) Looking
Other Than the Assassins, People Who Added Fuel to the Fire Must Also Bear Moral Responsibility for Athuan Abonmai’s Murder
The atrocious daylight kidnapping and murder of social activist, Athuan Abonmai, 54, an outspoken champion of peaceful co-existence of all communities in Manipur and an
Chief Minister Admits Security Lapses in Abonmai Murder; ; CSOs Across Ethnic Lines Condemn Murder; ZUF Alleges NSCN(IM) Behind Murder; Six From Manipur Crack Civil Services Exam
After two days of the kidnapping and killing of Athuan Abonmai, advisor and former president of Zeliangrong Baudi (Assam-Manipur-Nagaland) on September 22, Manipur Chief Minister
Kidnapping and Killing of Athuan Abonmai Shows the Failure of State Intelligence and Absence of Security and Governance
The killing of Athuan Abonmai, advisor and former president of Zeliangrong Baudi (Assam-Manipur-Nagaland – AMN) after he was kidnapped by suspected militants of National Socialist
“Caring for Alzheimer’s Patients is Not Rocket Science, it is Heart Science”
“I am going bonkers”, or “I am getting Alzheimer’s”, is a common refrain one uses in response to pointers of one’s forgetfulness. The Alzheimer’s disease
The Poet Lamabam Kamal: Life and Times – Part 4
From the volume Confluence: Essays on Manipuri Literature and Culture complied and edited by B.S. Rajkumar. Tamenglong Dr. Kamal’s life and works are intertwined firmly
What Manipur’s Sporting Excellence Also Reveals
Of the seven athletes from the Northeast in the Indian contingent to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, there was only one male, a hockey player from
What Manipur Can Learn From the History of Assam Rifles
It should not surprise anybody that prolonged insurgencies leave behind scars, some barely visible but nonetheless excruciating. The case of the civil militia Village Defence
Kuki Black Day Held; UCM demands Halt to Indo-Myanmar border fencing; CM Leads Modi B’day Celebration; AMWJU Foundation Day Observed; GI Tag for Sirarakhong Chilli and Tamenglong Orange; 10 COVID Variants in State
The United Committee Manipur (UCM) condemning the Indo-Myanmar border fencing works being carried out in disputed areas losing Manipur’s territory by the Border Road Task
Autonomy Issue Must Not be Allowed to be Pushed to the Backburner to Resurface Again Later
The friction over the idea of regional autonomy within Manipur cannot and should not be allowed to fester anymore, and a realistic autonomy model conceived
No Barriers Before Passion for Success or Love: No One Can Keep Them Apart
The love story and marriage of Tejimala Marengkangmei from Senapati, Manipur and Hiten Mongia from Delhi reads like a Mills & Boons romance and is
Unscrupulous Push for Economic Development Can Hasten Climate Crisis
The world observes 16 September as the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. Let us consciously monitor our actions as humans. Short
Women Group Likens AFSPA to an Invisible 9/11 And Resolves to Continue Movement to Have the Draconian Act Repealed
Last week when the world remembered the infamous 9/11, the day of September 11 in 2001 the militant Islamist terrorist group al-Qaeda attacked against the
Weekly Digests
“Caring for Alzheimer’s Patients is Not Rocket Science, it is Heart Science”
The Poet Lamabam Kamal: Life and Times – Part 4
Flawed Hill-Valley Categorisation in Fund Allocation in Manipur and How This May Have Come About
Autonomy Issue Must Not be Allowed to be Pushed to the Backburner to Resurface Again Later
Flawed Hill-Valley Categorisation in Fund Allocation in Manipur and How This May Have Come About
Dissecting The Sociology Behind The Demand for Schedule Tribe by a Meiteis Organisation
Manipur Must Now Reflect on How It Must Reconcile its Past With its Present and Future
The Sublime Love Featured in Jahera of Mahakavi Anganghal – Part 2
Movie Depicts and Dramatizes How Social Media Can Prey on the Weak
The Sublime Love Featured in Jahera of Mahakavi Anganghal – Part 1
How a 1980s Cinematic Classic Portrayed the Challenges Before Gender Equality in a Man’s World
Understanding Gender: How Culture and Biology Have Differentiated Gender Roles for Ages
Lived Experiences Have Always Profoundly Influenced Literary Explorations of Fictional Human Characters
Cacophony of a Conundrum: Understanding sexual harassment beyond the condemnation of “Cultural Scavengers”
Society and Sexuality: On social media and gender relation
World War-II in Manipur as Yengkhom Hemabati Saw and Fought it as Told to MK Binodini
Ethnic Churning in Nepal: Of Majorities with Minority Complexes
Driving across the land of Pagodas: An account of the February 2012 Indo-Myanmar Friendship Car Rally
How my Friend Bijaya Yumlembam and I Were Part of the Adventure and Misadventures of MMTA Mt. Bhagirathi-II Expedition-2003
My Journey to Mt. Everest Base Camp and Mt. Kalapathar With Bijaya Yumlembam as Part of an MMTA Expedition
Despite so Much Affinity, Strong Anti-India Undercurrent Prevalent in Nepal
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