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Northeast India Still Bearing the Adverse Fallouts of the Great Game
Often, rarely visited pages of history provide refreshing insights into present problems. This is not surprising, considering many of the postcolonial world’s problems are legacies
Internally Displaced Sportspersons From Manipur Bag 11 Medals to Demonstrate They Continue to Have Strong Fighting Spirit
Internally displaced girls from Moreh, Manipur won medals at the 8th International Karate Championship, Indian Challenger Cup-2024 held at Netaji Indoor Stadium from July 26
Paolienlal Haokip’s 3 UTs Demand is in Line With the 3 Territorial Councils Reportedly Agreed Between Kuki Militants and GOI
While Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren is optimistic of restoring peace and normalcy in Manipur, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Paolienlal Haokip demands that three
Manipur’s Talented Weaver Wahengbam Shaya to Receives Prestigious Sant Kabir Handloom Award
The uniquely distinctive skill of Manipur in the field of weaving, handloom and handicraft is once again yet proven by artisan Wahengbam Shaya Devi. With
Fostering Disturbance-Free Education: A Collaborative Endeavor Imperative for Manipur
Among all the sectors that have been reduced to a state of collapse by the ongoing conflict in Manipur, the education sector stands most grievously
Time for Manipur to Shed its Persecution Paranoia to Step out into its Spring of Creative Energy
A society can be judged by what it celebrates and equally by what it mourns. From this standpoint, Manipur, the Meiteis not the least, seem
Marking a Year of Heartache: Linthoingambi’s Unperformed Last Rites Highlight the Agony of Missing Families
“If you are alive in this world, come to me, my son,” lamented Phijam Hemanjit’s mother, her voice breaking under the weight of insurmountable grief.
UN Human Rights Committee Adopts Concluding Observations on Serious Issues Concerning Manipur among Others and AFSPA
On India’s fourth periodic review on how implements the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), the United Nations Human Rights
The Devastating Impact of recent Flood on Farmers in Manipur
“Feeling so disappointed thinking about my lost crops due to the recent flood that occurred in the state. I have spent many sleepless nights just
Weekly Digests
When MK Binodini Travelled Down Memory Lane to Her Shillong Days and Her Impression of U Tirot Sing After Reading a Newspaper Article
We are reproducing another past article by the late MK
Gloom of Manipur Politics Where Treachery Has Been Normalised, Balanced by Sunshine Brought by Athletes
This has again been a fortnight of eventful developments of
As August 9 Approaches, the Need is to Introspect on the Idea of Indigeniety in a Pluri-Culture
Introduction The word ‘indigenous’ could be a fashionable term for
Manipur Players Adapt Well to Modern Hockey Because of its 3 Traditional Game Variations of the Game
Hockey is a suitable game in Manipur. It has been
‘Manipuri Myths Retold’ is Doing Well in the Market, and Getting the Attention I Expected in Manipur: Somi Roy
The following is an excerpt from an interview of the
Was Manipur Only 700 Square Miles in 1949?
On July 27, 2021, a ‘sensational’ information was posted on
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