Category Archives: Notes from Bradford

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh Islam is the fastest growing religion on earth. One in four persons in the world is a Muslim. From Morocco to Indonesia; from central Asia to Pakistan, India and Burma, one finds large Muslim populations. … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh In my aspiration to delve into the perception of divine mind I find no better religion than my own – Hinduism. I was born a Hindu, but I never knew what Hinduism is until late … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh Posted: 2012-06-28 The peopling of India is a very contentious subject, no less then the theory of migration of the Meiteis to Manipur. While some colonial anthropologists hypothesised the migration of Tibetoburman-speaking Mongoloids from the … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh Pope Benedict XVI. He said on May 18 2007: “He who prays does not waste his time, even if the situation has all the markings of being an emergency and seems to push in towards … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh When being asked by Napoleon why he had made no mention of God in his book about the universe – Mécanique céleste [celestial mechanics], French mathematician and astronomer, Marquis de Laplace  (1749- 1827), replied: “ … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh While God has been elusive for eternity, refusing to unfold his mysteries, if we look back in time we will find that we have begun to unravel the mysteries of nature with vast changes in … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh My journey of hopes and dreams of finding a God fell in ruins around me. It was like the Spanish conquistadors of the sixteenth century, who set off to find El Dorado – the mystic … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh [This is the third and the last part of a lecture given by the author as the first Asian President of the British medical Association of the city of Bradford and Airdale, 20 years ago … Continue reading →

By Dr. Irengbam Mohendra Singh [This is the first part of the lecture the author gave as the first Asian President of the British Medical Association of the city of Bradford and Airdale, 20 years ago in 1991. It took … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh When I was in class IV in school, I still remember, the teacher explaining in Manipuri literature why we wear clothes: ‘we wear clothes to protect us from hot and cold and for modesty.’ It … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh While God has been elusive for eternity, refusing to unfold his mysteries, if we look back in time we will find that we have begun to unravel the mysteries of nature with vast changes in … Continue reading →

The African origin of modern humans is the most widely accepted model in scientific (genetic) and paleoanthropological circles (Lahr and Foley 1994). The modern apes are not our ancestors. They share the same ancestor as human beings. That’s why they … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh On the enduring human question, where we came from, NASA puts it in this way: “Knowing where we come from means understanding how the great chain of events unleashed after the Big Bang culminated in … Continue reading →

By Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh We all think that water was always there on Earth. No, it’s not true. Water was brought to Earth from space before the arrival of living organisms. The planetary scientists have now evidence to conclude … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh One Kristine Hawkins writes in response to my article: Scientists are nearer to finding the non-existence of God. “Why does God have to be separated from Science. If you read the bible you will learn … Continue reading →

Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh January 15 2012 A normal science involves the acquisition of experimental data. It requires a certain scientific method in doing so. ‘World of Earth Science’ in 2003 explained the scientific method: Looking at the scientific model … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh I received emails from an American lawyer who “loved my article” and another from a Dane who didn’t like my article, both as educated response to my article – “Scientists are nearer to proving non-existence … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh It was in October 2010 that I wrote about the beginning of the search for the subatomic particle – ‘neutrino’ known as Higgs boson, nick-named ‘god particle’ that has an undetermined mass and travels at … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh My journey of hopes and dreams of finding a God fell in ruins around me. It was like the Spanish conquistadors of the sixteenth century, who set off to find El Dorado – the mystic … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra singh Robertson Chongtham writes: “I find all your articles quite informative and interesting … I also find your article on Origin of Meiteis quite informative though confusing because of contradictions… I appreciate on your contribution to … Continue reading →

By: Dr Irengbam Mohendra Singh An email from HELUN TOUTHANG, Saikul Hill Town, Manipur, which reads: Sir, To spend a small time every Sunday on your article has been always a good time and it’s all the more today (27 … Continue reading →