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La Ganesan is New State Governor; UCM Demands Halt to Construction Work of Indo-Myanmar Border Fencing Immediately
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader, La Ganesan has been appointed and was sworn-in as the 17th governor of Manipur on August 27 at a ceremony
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, the now raging controversy over ‘The Manipur (Hill Areas) District Council Bill, 2021’ has brought
As Thousands of Children Test COVID-19 positive, Government is Gearing Up to Fight COVID-19 in Children
While less number of COVID-19 positive cases due to less number of tests are reported in the third and fourth week of August 2021, the
Insurgency Causes Mutant Democracy to Emerge in Nagaland
This review was first published in the current (August 28, 2001) issue of ‘Economic and Political Weekly’ under a slightly modified headline. The EPW story
Parables, Flying Scrolls and Fiction: What is Evil?
It is easy for derivative theoreticians who cannot creatively comprehend the deconstructive nature of creative texts to dismiss creative processes and their decentered layers and
R.K. Ranjan Moots Australian Swimming Coaches for National Sports University, Manipur
The Ministry of External Affairs is now taking initiatives to help in improving the performance of sportspeople. Dr Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, Minister of State for
Veteran Pena Balladeer Khangembam Mangi Singh Who Has Given a Folk Art Form New Life
Khangembam Mangi Singh was born in 1925 at Lanshang in Manipur. He is one of the very few veteran Pena balladeers alive today. He now
As Afghanistan Hogs Headlines Everywhere, Myanmar Has Been Already Pushed Into Oblivion
The February military coup in Myanmar has now slowly but surely faded out of the headlines and public memory. Responses of international and regional institutions,
Seven Bills Introduced in Monsoon Session; Demand for AFSPA Lifting Not Reflected; FIFA Referee Ranjita for Asia Cup
Manipur Government introduced seven bills on the floor of the House on the first day of the 13th session of the 11th Manipur Legislative Assembly
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 15. As every year, this was cause for celebration everywhere in the country, but there
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 chronicle “Sorarel gi Machana Khunkumba”, (Sons of Heavenly King Descending on the Earth) supplemented by
No Sign of Achieving Manipur Government’s Target of 100 percent COVID-19 Vaccination by September 2021
The COVID-19 vaccination programme which has been launched in Manipur with high spirit along with the rest of India on January 16 has given 14,
My Journey to the Dreamland with Velvety Pink Carpet of Dzuko Valley
The scenic Dzuko Valley which is surrounded by rolling hills lie on the border of Nagaland and Manipur. It is well known for its beautiful
Hawaibam Nabadwipchandra: Life and Times – Part 2
From the volume Confluence: Essays on Manipuri Literature and Culture complied and edited by B.S. Rajkumar. Nabadwipchandra could not remain confined to a few
Brave New World or Else Grave New Challenge awaits Manipur Media in the Days Ahead
Introduction Media in Manipur is vibrant in many ways, at least as of now. But there are signs that decay is setting in. But before
Patriot’s Day Observed Widely; Memorial Complex of Exiled Heroes of 1891 Anglo-Manipur War Inaugurated; New Governor Sworn in
Patriots’ Day Observed Manipuris inside and outside of Manipur observed Patriots Day on August 13 in honour of those known and unknown who laid their
Weekly Digests
My Journey to the Dreamland with Velvety Pink Carpet of Dzuko Valley
Hawaibam Nabadwipchandra: Life and Times – Part 2
Brave New World or Else Grave New Challenge awaits Manipur Media in the Days Ahead
Gloom of Manipur Politics Where Treachery Has Been Normalised, Balanced by Sunshine Brought by Athletes
Sports Rewards Must be Standardised and Not Allowed to be Determined Arbitrarily by Whims of Powers That be
Why the Poor End Up Making Poor Healthcare Decisions in the Midst of COVID Needs to be Understood
Team of Two Theatre Directors Portray King Bhagyachandra as a genius and statesman
JNMDA’s “Khamnu” Takes a Peek at How an Ancient Society Came to be its Own
“Is Love Enough? Sir” – Good Story, Sensitive Acting, Certainly a Movie to Reckon With
‘Chicago-7’, Chronicles State Violence and Civil Resistance Imaginatively and Powerfully
Women Often are the Most Brutal Gatekeepers of the Patriarchal Order
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