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The Legacy of Haji Noor Muhammad, Model Father and Large-Hearted Philanthropist Will be Irreplaceable
A guiding father’s love shows ways of life to his children. Nonetheless, it is not an easy feat to become an accomplished father in traversing
The Philosophy in “Khamba-Thoibi Sheireng”: An Amalgamation of Meitei & Hindu Thoughts – Part 3
Contd from previous issue At the end of the epic an episode is mentioned in which Khamba and Nongban were made to face one another
Dialogue and Praxis: The Most Civilized Way to Resolve an Issue
We can grasp how colonial oppressive social conditions dehumanized a certain group of people, notably the colonized people, by looking back at previous historical occurrences.
Premchand’s Shatranj Ke Khiladi Tells of how a Heady Mix of Nawabi Culture and Indulgence led to the Fall of a Prosperous Kingdom
Munshi Premchand (1880–1936) was born on July 31, 1880 in Lamhi, a village near Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. His original name was Dhanpat Rai Srivastrav. Premchand
Reimagining the Role of Tribals in Restoring Ecosystem. Jhum is Not What it Has Been Made to Seem
As monsoon approaches and with it, rainfall and the fear for floods and landslides, concerns for the environment will momentarily blossom, and deforestation will be
While Mass Extinctions are a Recurring Phenomenon, in Saving What We Have the Indigenous Ways Must be Taken Note of
Introduction Humans have to be consciously aware that life is ebbing away. Destruction of one species has adverse effects on the remaining species. While material
Assault Cases on Doctors During Pandemic Spur Medical Practitioners to Campaign Petition to Stop this Abuse – (Part 1)
Last year, a doctor called Paribha Mukherjee was brutally attacked by a violent mob at NRS Medical College, Kolkata, and his condition was critical, and
My Experience of the Trauma and Paradox of Being COVID Positive and Recovery
Who is to be blamed? China and its Wuhan lab or myself for failing to abet the disease? Personally, I would not curse myself though,
Koubru Calling: Beyond the Twisted Lens of Colonial Modernity and Myopia of Competitive Politics – Part 2
Protracted Conflict and Foundations of Territoriality “Did coloniality depart or arrive in Manipur in the postcolonial?” It was one of the two questions that I
Mass Testing for Covid to Begin Soon, Special Central Aid for Govt Schools Students, and Lockdown Extended in 7 Districts till June 11
11.8 crore government school students have been covered under a one-time special aid announced by the Centre, even as the state Chief Minister N Biren
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Manipur’s Battle Against COVID-19 Mayhem
How successful has Manipur been in its battle against COVID-19 so far? It has to be said this has been a mixed front. We did
Many Children Infected as Manipur’s Covid-19 Numbers Surge by the Day in Second Wave
In the first wave of deadly COVID-19 pandemic, children were said to be less vulnerable than aged old people. However, the continuous surge of COVID-19
Weekly Digests
Remembering Dr. Jodhachandra Sanasam (Kakaton): Doctor, Poet, but Above all a Good Man
My Journey to Mt. Everest Base Camp and Mt. Kalapathar With Bijaya Yumlembam as Part of an MMTA Expedition
Koubru Flashpoint is a Reminder That a Reinvention of the Idea of Manipur is Long Overdue
Headless Manipur University and the Dilemma of Russell’s ‘The Harm That Good Men Do’
Decoding Progression of Consciousness to Assess Shortfalls in Present Understanding of Past Events
Conduct, Civilization and Law: On Decorum, Liberty and the Rule of Law in Sanaleipak
A World Acclaimed Director’s Continuing Search For Sites of Pilgrimage in the Theatre World
Cinema Transports Me to My Childhood to Feel the Warmth of a Thick Finger in My Palm
Women Often are the Most Brutal Gatekeepers of the Patriarchal Order
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