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While Manipur Government Claims a Clean Imphal, the National Green Tribunal Directs State to Pay Rs. 200 Crore as Environmental Compensation
While Manipur Government many a time talks of a clean Imphal with projects and programmes of Imphal smart city including river rejuvenation projects, the National
Delhi Police is Always Available for NE People in National Capital: Spl Commissioner, Gautam
“I have a special emotional attachment to people of the North East”, says IPS Sunil Kumar Gautam. Presently holding post of Special Commissioner incharge of
Failures in fighting corruption can be overcome
By Pallavi Roy and Mushtaq Khan, SOAS University of London in London Many anti-corruption movements fail, but by asking fundamental questions researchers offer three
Role of religion in the political affairs of Egypt- 1950s-present day
Abstract- Religion and politics are two of the most important ideational creations of the human race. While philosophers and statesmen have warned time and again
Modi Likens Manipur to an Elegant Garland and Mini India; Govt Accused of Withholding ADC Polls; Foreign Minister Visits State; Cong Charges PMSGY Fund Misappropriation
Manipur is an Elegant Garland: Modi Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the closing function of the Manipur Sangai Festival 2022 on November 30 via
Manipur must Realise Resilience and Accommodation are Strength not Weakness
If history is a process, there is no gainsaying that it can change its course, which is also why the present is important. A neglect
If Neglected, Contested Issue Over ST Demand for Meitei May Become a Flashpoint For Violent Ethnic Conflict
While the Scheduled Tribe Demand Committee, Manipur (STDCM) has intensified its agitation by visiting the residennces of the elected leaders and submitting memorandum for their
Three essentials to cashing in on population growth
By Deboshree Ghosh in Kuala Lumpur The benefits of a growing demographic are not guaranteed. Governments need to ensure the right tools are in
The flipside of women’s rights movements
By Giulia Evolvi, Erasmus University in Rotterdam in Rotterdam The web provides safe harbour to anti-feminist views which can have real-world repercussions. As counting
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