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Over 50 Hurt in Brutal Police Crackdown on Students Rally Against Students Murder; Naorem Roshibina Wins Asian Games Silver in Wushu; Altogether 58 Meiteis Killed, 23 Missing: COCOMI; AFSPA Extended in Manipur for Another 6 Months; Manipur Crisis Has Impact of Migrants says Jaishankar
Over 50 Hurt in Brutal Police Crackdown on Students Rally Central and State armed police personnel crackdown on students protesting “brutal killing of two teenagers”
The Picture of Manipur Where a 100 Flowers Can Bloom in Variegated Magnificence Must not be Allowed to Become Just a Nostalgia
Manipur’s myriad problems do not certainly present a straightforward visage, layered as they are in a maze of hierarchical quagmire of problematic propositions, and each
Government and Security Agencies are Preparing Grounds to Conduct Massive Combing Operation in Manipur
About 80,000 personnel of Indian Army and Central Paramilitary Forces are said to have been deployed in India’s Northeast State of Manipur having an esitmated
Challenges Confronting Armed Forces Deployed to Contain Manipur Violence Not Simple: Retired Lt. Gen. LN Singh.
Waari Singbul Network Even though Manipur is showing signs of a return to normalcy with the level of violence coming down, the restive state
On Ageing: Low Fertility, Low Mortality and Increased Longevity – Boons With a Cost
Bernard Williams suggested that “our life accrue meaning over time, and therefore the story of self is not complete until it experiences old age−the stage
Five Village Volunteers Released on Bail One Re-Arrested by NIA; Internet Ban Lifted from September 23; ‘Zo United’ Forms Cabinet in Aizawl; NSCN (IM) Warns no Kuki-Zo Land in Naga Areas
Five Village Volunteers Released on Bail One Re-Arrested by NIA Of the five village protection volunteers who were arrested by police on September 16 from
Meitei Turban as Parliamentary Uniform is Widely Appreciated Though There Are Also Storms in the Teacups
The choice of a particular Meitei turban (kokyet) as the ceremonial headgear of marshals in the Parliament should be appreciated. Amidst all the darkness all
Manipur and the Ningthouja Clan Origin
The country known as Myanmar (Burma) in Southeast Asia borders Manipur in the north was known as “Ava” to the Manipuri from ancient period. There
How the Other Half Lives: A Poignant Tale of Kadangband Village
Drawing a parallel to Jacob Riis’ groundbreaking expose, “How the Other Half Lives,” which shed light on the living conditions of New York City’s urban
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