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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
The challenges ahead for generative AI
By Oliver Bown, UNSW Sydney in Sydney Generative AI is upending industries, but little is certain about how this technology will fare amidst a range of
Gene editing has arrived
By Merlin Crossley, UNSW in Sydney The UK and US have both approved a gene editing therapy to overcome the genetic mutation that causes sickle cell
Cooperative Federalism is the Best Way Forward for Manipur
A lot has in the last seven months and more since the outbreak of ethnic violence between the Kuki-Zo group of tribes and the majority
Christmas: A Celebration of Sharing
Christmas is a yearly festival celebrated to mark the birthday of Jesus Christ. Edna Ferber, an American novelist once said “Christmas isn’t a season, it’s
Peace is an Intrinsic Human Right Hence Local Peace Fund Must be Used for the Purpose it is Meant For
Huge funds and resources; human and natural are locked up and being consumed on everyday basis in unfair cut-throat competitions; corruptions, wars and violence, as
Weekly Digests
Does Cinema Have Independent Life or is it Destined to be “a Sycophant to literature” – Part 2
My feeling that a poet, who called cinema a sycophant
Cinema Starts with a Spark, More Often than not, an Oral Spark
The moment you are struck with an idea, the search
A Memoir Cannot be a Documentary, it Instead Relies on Memory and Impressions of Events on One’s Life: Temsula Ao
Joshy Joseph caught up with Nagaland award winning English author
Ode to the Late Dr. Srikant Dutt, a Steadfast Friend of NE, Once Considered a Star in the Indian Academic Firmament
It was in the fall of 1979 that I first
“3 Stories”: A Chilling Tale of Mental Illness — Part-3 (final)
Part-III — The Abyss (final) There she lay; the early
“3 Stories”: A Chilling Tale of Mental Illness — Part-2
Part-II THE ASCENT Dated the 15th December 2090 Dear Diary,
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