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“Happy In Khol” Holds Three Day Workshop on How to Make Bio Enzyme at Home
As a part of the three-day workshop titled Listening to our Environment, a demonstration on how to make bio enzyme at home was held, a
Bold New History of Asian Identity
Rarely would one read a history of thought and one of an evolving continental identity as exciting as Sugato Bose’s ” Asia after Europe; Imagining
Exclusive Ethnic Enclaves or Ghettos are Making Manipur A State Colonizing Itself
Is coexistence about sharing or is it about segregating? This is the million-dollar question a multi-ethnic state like Manipur is left grappling with practically at
High Hopes That the 5th Session of Manipur Assembly Would Have Something to End the State Crisis Dashed as Approved Business List Reflects No Such Plan
While the civil society organisations (CSOs) urge the Manipur Government to take a unanimous decision in the forthcoming Manipur Legislative Assembly session to abrogate the
Celebrating of World Radio Day 2024 with the Theme – Informing, Entertaining and Educating
“Radio is my guide, my guru and my life”. Everywhere, I go I am with a radio set in my pocket, says Laishram Sanatomba Meetei
No end in sight for war in Ukraine
By S. Vicknesan, Senior Commissioning Editor, 360info With Ukraine’s lifeline of foreign support wavering, its prospects appear grim. Two years into the Russian invasion of
Border Fencing, FMR Cancellation, Driven by India’s Larger Geopolitical Concerns, Not Local Demands
The Central government scrapping of the Free Movement Regime, FMR, across the 1643 km long India-Myanmar border as well its decision to fence this border
Scrapping FMR Seen from the Vantage of India’s Act East Policy Will Amount to Throwing the Baby with the Bathwater
While many stakeholders oppose the decision of the India’s Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to erect fencing along the entire 1,643 km Indo-Myanmar international border
Curtailing The Adverse Effects of Invasive Aquatic Species Will Help in Rejuvenating Kongba River of Manipur
Invasive alien species are a major threat to biodiversity and can cause irreversible damage to nature, including local and global species extinctions and also threaten
Weekly Digests
Dissecting The Sociology Behind The Demand for Schedule Tribe by a Meiteis Organisation
The debate over the inclusion of the Meitei’s in the
Serious Thoughts Now Need to be Given to the Idea of Hills and Valley as Two Mutually Autonomous Regions
Besides the ever-present deep fissures along different ethnic fault lines,
As Afghanistan Hogs Headlines Everywhere, Myanmar Has Been Already Pushed Into Oblivion
The February military coup in Myanmar has now slowly but
Manipur Must Now Reflect on How It Must Reconcile its Past With its Present and Future
India turned 75 as an independent modern nation on August
How Khagi (Yunnan) Sacked Pong (Shan) Through Guiles as per Ancient Meitei Chronicle ‘Soraren Macha Khunkumba’
The following is an evaluation chiefly from an ancient Meitei
My Journey to the Dreamland with Velvety Pink Carpet of Dzuko Valley
The scenic Dzuko Valley which is surrounded by rolling hills
I Enter the Soul of the Sexually Assaulted 8-Year-Old and Write This Account of How a Grave World Unfolds for Every Girl in Manipur
Oppressive Patriarchy is Omnipresent in Manipur and Must be Dismantled and Woman Must Come to be Her Own
The Patriarchy Question in Manipur and Mimicry of Self-Proclaimed Feminists
As Manipuri Cinema Enters its Golden Jubilee Year, Some Reflections
Women Often are the Most Brutal Gatekeepers of the Patriarchal Order
Headless Manipur University and the Dilemma of Russell’s ‘The Harm That Good Men Do’
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