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Security Advisor’s Statement on Moreh Attacks Contradicts Prominent Narrative of Nine-Month Violent Conflict In Manipur
Even as the India’s Chief of Army Staff General Manoj Pande on January 11 said violence has go down, Kuki-Zomi militants has once again attacked
Kongba River Faces Alarming Pollution Crisis: Crucial Need of the Hour is to Preserve Vital Water Source
Water pollution is a major problem in many countries of the world. According to an article published in Elsevier journal, approximately 25 million persons die
As Another New Year Begins, Manipur Abjectly Fails to Ring Out the Old and Ring in the New
It is easy to say the beginning of a calendar New Year is the time to ring out the old and ring in the new,
Eight Months After an Ethnic Inferno Started in Manipur, State Fails to Stop the Violence to Bring Back Normalcy
The violent conflict that erupted on May 3 last year with Kuki-Zomi militants attacking Meiteis in Manipur’s Churachandpur district and its bordering areas with Bishnupur
Creating Family Peace Fund (FPF) on 1st Jan 2024: Concept and Operational Guideline
Thus far we have been praying and talking about peace thinking that peace will happen one day. On the contrary, we are experiencing increasing violence
10 Years of The Posh Act – Two Steps Ahead And One Step Back
While the POSH Act has led to better structural means to combat sexual harassment at the workplace, its implementation 10 years on remains patchy and
Introducing a Holistic Approach to Preserve Kongba River of Manipur Will Enhance its Religious and Cultural Values
Rivers have played a pivotal role in shaping the religious and cultural landscape of India as a whole. Rivers in India are not merely geographical
Those Who Listen to The Voice and Verdict of What Renan Called a Daily Plebiscite Will Never Become Irrelevant
It is another year already. While all of us are justified in rejoicing the change, let us also remember, a new year also means an
Manipur Youth Marchis Moirangthem Commercially Produces Eco-Friendly Charcoal Made of Rice Husk and Waste Paper
Climate change has become so evident that responsibility of each and every individual is so accountable. Amid such situation, a science teacher Marchis Moirangthem did
Weekly Digests
Rethinking Education in COVID Wake. Online Classes and Education System
The 21st century is an era of digital transformation, a
Cinema Dreams: The Longing of Many to Take Their Personal Misfortunes and Make Them Into Art
He lets loose a flurry of choice abuses in Bihari
What Centre May be Expecting from R.K. Ranjan as Minister of State Without Independent Charge
Ministerial berths redistribution in the recent Union Council of Ministers
Assessment and Marking Norms for HSSLC in the Wake of COVID Predicted to Disadvantage Meritorious Students
While there can be no complaints that Higher Secondary School
GARIBANIWAZ (PAMHEIBA): The Master of Manipur and Upper Burma (West of Irrawaddy) (1709-1748)
Garibaniwaz, locally more popularly known as Pamheiba, was the greatest
Koubru Calling: Beyond the twisted lens of Colonial Modernity and myopia of Competitive Politics – Part 5
Distortions of Colonial Modernity and Competitive Politics Difference does not
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