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China’s Changing Fortunes: Are its Glory Days Numbered or is it Reinventing Itself
By Lachlan Guselli Rumours of China’s demise come and go, but how it responds to the current crisis will have far-ranging consequences. Something is happening
Climate Change Deepens India’s North-South Divide
By Sajan Thomas, St. John’s College, Anchal and Titto Idicula (Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Thiruvananthapuram) India’s new government has to resolve tensions
First National Pythian Games 2024 to be Held in Chandigarh This September
NEW DELHI: Bijender Goel, founder of the Modern Pythian Games, announced the initiation of an organization dedicated to promoting the Pythian Games within the BIMSTEC
River Linking, Community Dredging Under MGNREGS and Artificial Reservoirs Could be the Answers to Floods
Cyclone Remal which devastated Bangladesh, Bengal and the Northeast states is once again a grim reminder that climate change is for real and thereby it
Government Should Remain Prepared For Disaster Management and Make Holistic Flood Control Policy
Manipur limping backed from COVID-19 lockdowns has been paralysed by the violent confict between the Kuki-Zomi militants and Meiteis for more than a year since
Saving for Oneself and the Nation
One might have heard of frequently mentioned term, financial literacy. Just as general literacy is important to keep abreast of the events in the world,
Present Drainage System Of Manipur Fails To Drain Out Rainwater
It has been raining for two-three days in Manipur; many localities are flooded, and people are suffering from flood havoc. But the rain is likely
In Any Conflict, Ability to See Commonality of One’s Grief and Those of the Adversary, Can Bring Mutual Redemption
Manipur is now into the second year of an unprecedented bloody ethnic clash between Kuki-Zo tribes who are concentrated in the foothills surrounding the central
The Reportage on Manipur Crisis by ‘National’ Media” Not Fair as it Privileges Experiences of ‘Kukis’ Over That of ‘Meiteis’: Research Report
The reportage on the Manipur crisis by the ‘national’ media is not fair insofar as it privileges the experiences of the ‘Kukis’ over that of
Weekly Digests
Prospect of Peace and Withdrawal of the “Disturbed Area” under AFSPA
Premises and pretext: Manipur’s peace (political) was disturbed in 1949
Hindutva Ideology: A Real Threat to India’s Unity
If there is one explosive idea that is setting the
Manipur’s Sharp Ethnic Fault-lines and How They Can Influence the Election Results
This article first appeared in The Wire and the original
Too Many Candidates, Too Few Berths: BJP’s Problem of Plenty in Manipur
This report was written as part of the NL Sena
My COVID Ordeal Taught Me it is Culture and Attitude, Not the System Which are the Problem in Manipur
One of the major issues of the failing education system
Indigenous Lore and The Fire Knowledge We Ignore
By Christine Eriksen, ETH Zurich in Zurich The hazy outline of
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
Highways of Life Wins Top Award at International Documentary Film Festival
“Axone” Mistakes Skin-Deep Symptoms of Racism for the Deep-Rooted Sociological Disease
2020 Lifetime Achievement Winner, Kshetrimayum Rashi’s Bio Note is Almost Synonymous with History of Cinema in Manipur
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