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The law of the river
By Mihnea Tănăsescu, University of Mons, Belgium in Mons Granting ‘rights’ to rivers and forests has been embraced by environmentalists. But to understand its
CM, Congress Indulge in Verbal Spat Over Cops Involvement in Drugs; Senior Citizens Demand Amit Shah to Withdraw Statement; 12 Court Cases Against Former and Present MLAs Pending; ‘War on Drugs’ Not Hoax’: DGP
While the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) demands to handover the Pallel drug haul case involving five Manipur Police commando personnel, Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam
In the Dzuko and Kezoltsa/Koziiri/Kazing Case, Everybody Must Think of Belonging to, Rather Than Owning the Place
The entangle over Dzuko valley and adjacent thickly forested ravine variously known as Kezoltsa/Koziiri/Kazing amongst the different tribes living in its vicinity is now becoming
In Case the Eastern Nagas Achieve Frontier Nagaland, Neither the GOI Nor the NSCN (IM) Will be the Losers
As usual, whenever elections to either Nagaland Legislative Assembly or Indian parliament besides Christmas or New Year come, the Naga peace talk always take the
SN Chand Cine Archive & Museum Film Archivist Wins ‘Champions Of Film Heritage Award’
Johnson Rajkumar, film archivist who works as a volunteer at the SN Chand Cine Archive & Museum of Manipur State Film Archive & Museum bagged
State Government Celebrates Bagging India Today’s “The Most Improved Small State Overall” Award
The state government on January 13 celebrated with fanfare Manipur being awarded “The most improved state overall” in India Today’s “state of the states” survey
Sex workers and the city: The fight for rights
By Rajat Kanti Sur, Calcutta Research Group in Calcutta Organisation and solidarity are critical to ensuring the rights of sex-workers. Kolkata’s sex workers have been
Sprawling Kolkata’s tall order for a sustainable future
By Mahalaya Chatterjee, Centre for Urban Economic Studies, Calcutta University in Calcutta Colonial planning was about attracting people to Kolkata, post-colonial planning is more
Government’s Home Coming Ceremonies are a Show of Slavish Political Servility Says KYKL
In a strongly worded press release, the outlawed KYKL lambasted the surrender ceremony held by the Government of Manipur calling it puppetry on the part
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