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While Many Are Demanding ST Status, Supreme Court Judges Call for Revisit of Reservation Policy as India Completes 75 Years of Independence
While a number of communities who consider themselves marginalised, discriminated, backward, under-previledged and unprotected, and deprieved of constitutional safeguards are demanding either to be included
Intellectual Stalemates are now a Disease Making Manipur a Fertile Ground For Untenable Diktats not Debates
At the onset of the Mahabharata war, Arjuna reportedly asked Krishna to bring his chariot between the two contending armies so he could observe who were fighting
Crisis weighs heavy on COP27 but climate opportunity awaits
By Frank Jotzo, Australian National University in Canberra The world is much less stable than it was 12 months ago at COP26, but the
Broken China-US relations put the world’s health at risk
By Deborah Seligsohn, Villanova University in Philadelphia China and the US cooperated for many years on health issues and it’s in the world’s best
Lamyanba NK Sanajaoba Remembered; Rs 15,499 Crore Road Development Project for Manipur; Escaped Undertrial Prisoner Nabbed; Former MDS Project Director’s Assets Attached; Manipur Government Inks MoU with Infosys
The 27th death anniversary of NK Sanajaoba, founder Editor of Manipuri monthly journal “Lamyanba” published by Pan Manipuri Youth League (PANMYL) and pioneer investigative journalist
What History Has to Teach of Arms Races and Their Causes
In his book “My Century”, a collection of 100 inter-linked short stories celebrating the 20th Century, each of the 100 stories summarising the mood of each
While the Civil Society Space is Shrinking A New Orientation of CSOs is Emerging in Manipur during the New Dispensation
The recent remark made by Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren about the civil society organisations in Manipur has drawn the attention of the writer to
There are no ‘natural disasters’
By Ilan Kelman, University College London in City of London A weather-related disaster doesn’t need to be. By addressing the vulnerability of a society,
Obese and malnourished: the food future we face
By Madeline Mitchell, RMIT in Melbourne Our world is not suffering from a lack of calories, but a lack of good nutrition which can
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