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Festive Vibes End in Disappointment and Discontentment
Advent of festive season triggered emotional stress and depression among affected victims of ongoing crisis bringing back memories of good old days that the once
State Opposition Urge Governor to Facilitate All-Party Meet With PM; FIR Against ITLF Over Self-Rule Declaration; ITLF Rally in Churachandpur Condemns ‘Selective Justice’; ITLF Has Complicated Resettlement of Displaced Kukis Says COCOMI
The 10 Opposition parties of Manipur have made an appeal to the Governor of Manipur to facilitate an all-party meeting with the Prime Minister of
Over 1.41 lakh Amur Falcons Roost at Manipur’s Village
Waari Singbul Network Tamenglong : With the completion of the first ever survey for population estimation of Amur falcons in strife-torn Manipur conducted at
History and Memory: Was King Pamheiba’s Decision to Look West Prompted by Far-Sighted Vision
This could be apocryphal, but an African proverb goes thus: “Until the lions learn to write, the hunters will tell their stories for them”. The
The Idea that is ‘Meitei’; A Philosophical Exposition
To begin with, one must confess that, philosophical exposition of any topic will naturally focus on one aspect, though it points to the generality, which
Amur falcon census conducted for the first time in Manipur
Waari Singbul Network Tamenglong: Head count of Amur falcons was conducted for the first time in Manipur at forest-rich Tamenglong district’s Chuilon village on
Amidst Eruption of Fresh Violence in Manipur SoO Interlocutor AK Mishra and MHA Officials Meet ITLF Leaders
Amidst the eruption of fresh violence in various parts of Manipur after the killing of Moreh Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) Chingtham Anandkumar on October 31
CM Launches Permanent Housing Scheme for IDPs; Bandh Paralyses Valley Districts; Internet Restored in Four District HQs; NESO Protests Govt Failure to Bring Normalcy in Manipur; Manipur’s Bags 83 Medals At Goa National Games
Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren on November 9 launched the Permanent Housing Scheme for the displaced persons whose houses had been burnt down and damaged
Besides the Immediate Conflict Stress, Manipur Bearing the Burden of Remembering and Forgetting Trauma Memories
The agonising conflict between the once-fraternal communities Kuki-Zo and Meitei in Manipur is at the half-year mark. While the state government remains clueless as ever,
Weekly Digests
The Last of the Meitei Sahebs – Part III
Continued from previous issue. This amazing account of one of
The Last of the Meitei Sahebs – Part II
Continued from previous issue. This amazing account of one of
RX-100, Hao-Phee and a Gun
Yesterday early morning I saw an elder on the highway
Lockdown Sedentary Life has Given me More Quality Time with Family, But I Miss my Countryside Excursions
Being imposed a fine is not so good a thing.
The Last of the Meitei Sahebs – Part 1
This amazing account of one of the last of the
MK Binodini – A Piece of Shillong Will Forever Remain Manipur
My morning newspapers gave me a rude greeting on September
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