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Manipuri Woman Collects Relics, Artefacts for Cultural Heritage Preservation
In an effort to preserve cultural heritage of Tangkhul Community, a woman from Ukhrul district has been collecting relics, artefacts which are more than 100
Interview: Language of Music is Universal
Exclusive interview with ‘Eyoom’ lead singer Bronson Khumukcham on World Music Day. This ‘World Music Day’, I got a chance to interview ‘Eyoom’’s lead singer
Species extinction spreading faster than research
By James Goldie, 360info in Melbourne More than a quarter of assessed species are at risk of extinction. But many more will die out before we even
Why History and Past Must Not be Conflated to Mean the Same
As to how history has come to be considered an important legitimising factor for claims of nationhood can be seen in the frantic manner in
A Brief Sketch of the Life of General Balaram Sougaijamba
General Balaram Sougaijamba is regarded as one of the greatest Generals in Manipur’s history. He was a patriot, a warrior and an administrator of extraordinary
Rajya Lovelife: Words Through a Soul
Rajya is a Manipuri writer living in the United Kingdom. She writes in English. Recently, her book “Words Through A Soul-A Fool’s Journey” was published
The ICC is no place to play politics
AuthorsTamer Morris, The University of Sydney On Monday, May 20, 2024, International Criminal Court’s (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan announced that his Office has applied for
Why ICC warrant against Netanyahu has baffled the West
By Vineet Thakur, Leiden University and Peter Vale, University of Pretoria in Leiden A US politician allegedly said the ICC was ‘built for Africa and thugs
The most common eating disorder is one you’ve never heard of
By Gabriel Lubieniecki and Gemma Sharp, Monash University in Melbourne It’s on the rise and affects people of all body sizes and genders. But binge eating
Weekly Digests
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
Life Beyond AFSPA: Why Manipur Government’s Retrospective Declaration of Disturbed Area is Legally Untenable and Dangerous
Let me begin with a simple proposition- AFSPA is a
Why Manipur Urgently Needs to Reconsider its Blind Embrace of Palm Oil Plantation Idea
The palm-oil project in Manipur that was cited by Prime
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
How Khagi (Yunnan) Sacked Pong (Shan) Through Guiles as per Ancient Meitei Chronicle ‘Soraren Macha Khunkumba’
Jobs Still go on Sale Despite Repeated Past Misfortunes Resulting Out This Malpractice
Gloom of Manipur Politics Where Treachery Has Been Normalised, Balanced by Sunshine Brought by Athletes
As Cinema in Northeast Battles to Break Free of Stereotypes, it Throws up Brilliance and Decadence in Equal Measures
The Freudian Undercurrents in Kanheilal’s Timeless Tamna Lai
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