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Anita Desai’s Latest Novel is a Fascinating Story of a Young India Girl
Book: Rosarita Author: Anita Desai Publisher: Picador India The novella ‘Rosarita’ is Anita Desai’s latest work. Anita Desai is one of the most important
‘These Hills Called Home’ Captures How Abnormal Normal are Created
Book: These Hills Called Home – Stories From A War Zone Author: Temsula Ao Pubisher: Penguine India Temsula Ao was is Ao Naga writer
Are the Olympic Games still relevant?
By Lachlan Guselli, 360info in Sydney As the world descends on Paris for the biggest show in sport, the question must be asked if the Olympic
A Cold War Brewing in the Neighbourhood of Northeast India
The anarchy in Myanmar since the February 2021 military coup is showing no respite. A violent resistance against the junta by the People’s Defence Force
Is there ‘sexism’ in the pursuit of mathematics education?
History has proven time and again that women are the first and the worst to be affected by conflicts. The war in Ukraine, Israel-Hamas conflict,
Extinction to Exhibition: Re-Interpretation of the Subika Art of Manipur
“I am satisfied with the success of this exhibition, which drew more than one thousand visitors, many of whom were previously unaware of the indigenous
UN Committee Grills India on Manipur; Dismisses India’s Claim Large Election Turnout is Sign of Normalcy
The United Nations Human Rights Committee questions India about Manipur among others during its review meeting of the fourth periodic report of India on how
Historical Perspectives on Manipur’s Agrarian Economy: A Critical Review
Title of the book: Agrarian System of Manipur 1826-1947 A.D. Author: Ningombam Basanta Publisher: Sunmarg Publishers & Distributors, New Delhi Price: 500/- Nearly a
Life won’t be easy for NATO’s new boss
By Gianluca Pastori, Catholic University of Sacred Heart in Milano Mark Rutte faces critical tests as he assumes NATO leadership, balancing internal cohesion and external pressures.
Weekly Digests
Opaque Curtain Between Official and Public Memory: Why Phulo and Irabot are Unequally Treated in Meetei Imagination of Their Past?
What is history and memory, therefore, the nation/community made of?
The World of G.C. Tongbra – Part 1
From the volume “Confluence: Essays on Manipuri Literature and Culture”
Demand For Tribal Status for Meiteis Reveals Many Aspects of Manipur Society, Must However Not be Rushed
The demand from certain sections of the Meitei community for
Movies that Remind us Group Norms Evolved to Provide Secure and Stable Society
– Somehow I feel that an ordinary person–the man in
An Intimate and Extraordinary Story of the Faith of a People, Told With Passion and Insight in 103 Black and White Photographs
There is a haunting charm about black and white photography.
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
Jungian Archetype And The Harmful Consequence Of Cultural Stereotype
Koubru Calling: Beyond the Twisted Lens of Colonial Modernity and Myopia of Competitive Politics – Part 3
Koubru Calling: Beyond the Twisted Lens of Colonial Modernity and Myopia of Competitive Politics – Part 2
Koubru Calling: Beyond the Twisted Lens of Colonial Modernity and Myopia of Competitive Politics – Part 1
Koubru Flashpoint is a Reminder That a Reinvention of the Idea of Manipur is Long Overdue
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