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  • PENA: THE ROYAL COURT MUSIC OF MANIPUR

    Pena: The Royal Court Music of Manipur

    Published by Neken Singh Seram on March 23, 2013 | Leave a response

    The government must frame a policy for preserving the valuable indigenous art forms of various communities in Manipur.   By: Seram Neken   Pena is more than a mere folk… Read more →

  • Spiritual Bonding Between Mother Tongue, Heart and Other Languages

    Spiritual Bonding Between Mother Tongue, Heart and Other Languages

    Published by Dr. Moirangthem Jiban Singh on February 26, 2013 | Leave a response

    “SPIRITUAL BONDING BETWEEN MOTHER TONGUE, HEART AND OTHER LANGUAGES” Part-1 (International Mother language Day, 21st February, 2013) By: Dr. Moirangthem Jiban Singh MOTHER TONGUE IS THE AVATAR OF GOD: Nobody… Read more →

  • Loktak Lake as seen from Google Earth. The circular structures are man-made ‘Athaphum’ for rearing fishes.

    Water crisis: water for growth

    Published by Imphal Free Press on February 23, 2013 | Leave a response

    Leader Writer: Shobaraj Yumlembam With the largest freshwater lake in the entire North Eastern region of the country, regular monsoon rainfall along with the presence of lakes, dams, rivers, canals… Read more →

  • The truth is, there is something that constitutes the ‘mainstream’ that fundamentally excludes the ‘northeast’ as the ‘other’. And that has lots to do with the ‘racial’, civilizational and, to a great extent, political criteria that informed the idea and praxis of India as such.  Photo by Ronen Tak ( From our archives)

    Identification of Illegal Migrants: New Challenges

    Published by Imphal Free Press on September 5, 2012 | Leave a response

    By M C Arun While Assam Government could not move an inch towards the identification of illegal migrants who came from India’s friendly neighbor and settled in different districts of… Read more →

  • Betombi and his statue

    Maisnam Betombi Singh : The Man behind the Shamu Makhong – ‘Bheigyachandra & Elephant’

    Published by Manas Maisnam on September 3, 2012 | Leave a response

    MAISNAM BE SINGH (1908 -2002): The Man who made the ‘Bheigyachandra & Elephant’ statue. [Note: This is a revised version of an article on the late painter/ sculptor published in… Read more →

  • This Poem has been prompted after a young lady was molested and stripped by a gang of people in Guwahati, Assam on July 9th 2012

    Attestation – Poem – Ananya S Guha – Assam Molestation

    Published by Ananya S Guha on August 31, 2012 | Leave a response

      She walked out. She walked out. From the bar they Yelled. She has been drinking. Did you have any inkling? She is an inviolate oxymoron, the cuss, the paradox… Read more →

  • Born to Khadangbam Dhananjoy and Prabhabati Devi on 17th August 1992 at Khurai Lairik Yengbam  Leikai in Imphal East district Manipur, India . Photo: Neken Seran

    Lessons from Olympian Khadangbam Kothajit

    Published by Neken Singh Seram on August 30, 2012 | Leave a response

    By: Seram Neken The story of the neglected turns out to be of the spirit and perseverance. Kothajit’s disgrace on two counts does not deter him to aim for future… Read more →

  • Kanglasha - Manipur ~ Dragon the National Emblem of Meiteis.  Acrylic on Cloth: Photo Credit : KanglaOnline

    Indo-Manipur Talks

    Published by Imphal Free Press on August 29, 2012 | Leave a response

    By Lt. Col. Laishram Lokendra Singh (Retd) That there was a Kingdom of Manipur is a historical fact. That the said Kingdom came under the British suzerainty in 1894 is… Read more →

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Goodbye My Headmaster: A Tribute to Dr. Thanglora

Goodbye My Headmaster: A Tribute to Dr. Thanglora

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 23, 2013 | Leave a response

By L. Keivom The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude. – Thornton Wilder It was May 13, 2013, a lucky day for some and a fateful day for another. My nephew and co-traveler in the realm of historical research Dr. Lal Dena rang me up from Imphal at 1658 hrs to break the news that Dr…. Read more →

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Confronting The State: Ulfa`s Quest For Sovereignty Review

Confronting The State: Ulfa`s Quest For Sovereignty Review

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 22, 2013 | Leave a response

By Anil Bhat Much blood has flown with the waters of the Brahmaputra basin and much has happened over the decades to undo the efforts of Lokapriya  Gopinath Bordoloi in ensuring that Assam remained part of India and not erstwhile East Pakistan. After India`s Independence, he worked closely with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel to secure Assam’s  sovereignty vis a vis China… Read more →

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Posted in Views | Tagged Anil Bhat, ULFA
Contemporary Yaoshang is both festive and sportive. Fortunately, the latter has been trying incessantly to devour the former for the last many years. To the Manipuris, Yaoshang has become a Mini-Olympiad which preserves the indigenous games of the state. Yaoshang sports serve as a useful platform not only for channelizing the young talents but also for effecting harmonious socialization among the Manipuris. The state government needs to encourage this annual sporting movement in each and every locality of Manipur by incorporating provisions in State Sports Policy for strengthening and encouraging Yaoshang Sports. Photo By S. Neken

Free and compulsory but what about quality education?

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 20, 2013 | Leave a response

By Keisam Pradipkumar In Manipur, a  stocktaking on implementation of Right to Education will indubitably bump up against  more letdowns than relative success stories. The two crucial nitty-gritty  of “The Right of  Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009”  (RTE) i.e.–  the true spirit  of  “Free Education”  and the  state’s obligation upon ensuring “Compulsory  elementary education” to every child… Read more →

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Posted in Manipur | Tagged Keisam Pradipkumar
Mr B G Verghese

India`s Eastern Gateway

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 19, 2013 | Leave a response

By B.G. Verghese The President’s visittoNagaland must be welcomed as a timely sign of interest in and concern about the future of the State. It has impelled The Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio, to plead for an early and honourable settlement of the Naga issue. Peace talks have been conducted primarily with the NSCN(IM) since 1997. Much ground has been covered… Read more →

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Posted in Latest | Tagged B.G. Verghese, Northeast India, NSCN-IM
Amar Yumnam

Planning for the Future of the Scheduled Tribes: Time for evidence based approaches

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 19, 2013 | Leave a response

By Amar Yumnam The Fifth Five Year Plan was the period of intense discussion and expectations on the transformation of the tribal economies (unlike in the dictionary, tribal is plural in India and so does the economy) of India. At that point of time, economists in western India, particularly in Bombay University and the Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and… Read more →

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Posted in Manipur, Views | Tagged Amar Yumnam, Center for Manipur Studies, Five Year Plan
Loktak Lake, in Manipur is the largest freshwater lake in India, Photo by Amrit Koijam

Environment and Us

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 18, 2013 | Leave a response

By M.C. Linthoingambee As we braced ourselves to the announcement of a storm, did any of us take a moment to think what we have done wrong? The Cyclone Mahasen has been one of the recent leading breaking news heating up the news buzz around the world with Bangladesh, Burma and Sri Lanka being the badly hit regions. Perhaps now,… Read more →

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Posted in Views | Tagged M.C. Linthoingambee, Tropical Storm Mahasen
Tinky Ningombam

Diary of a self-confessed insomniac

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 18, 2013 | Leave a response

By Tinky Ningombam Morning after morning, I am woken out of my bed with an alarm clock that would ring a couple of hours too early. While during the nights before, everything in the world would conspire against my sleeping. A message that would need to read, a movie that I would have to watch, a chapter in the book… Read more →

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Driving across the land of Pagodas

Driving across the land of Pagodas

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 18, 2013 | Leave a response

An account of the February 2012 Indo-Myanmar Friendship Car Rally By Pradip Phanjoubam The road from Tamu, the Myanmar township just across the Indian border, to Kalemyo via Kalewa, could have been any Indian road in terms of construction quality and feel. This is hardly surprising, for this 160 km stretch of two lane asphalt was built by India’s BRO… Read more →

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Ananya S Guha

Questions of North East India . . .

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 17, 2013 | Leave a response

By Ananya S Guha The recent clashes in Assam once again reveal the gory and tragic history of India’s North East. Political and Social commentators have tried to explain away the North East problems in a very facile manner without looking into the complex nature of the problems, be they ethnic, political or militant issues. They have taken a singular… Read more →

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Posted in Analysis | Tagged Ananya S Guha, Northeast India
World Hypertension Day - 17th May 2013

World Hypertension Day – 17th May 2013

Published by Imphal Free Press on May 16, 2013 | Leave a response

Theme: Healthy Heart  Beat – Healthy Blood Pressure By Dr. Ksh. Kala Singh Every year 17th May is dedicated to World Hypertension Day (WHD). This is an initiative of the World Hypertension League (WHL), an umbrella organization of 85 national hypertension societies and leagues. The world hypertension Day was 1st inaugurated in May 2005 and has become an annual event… Read more →

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Posted in Analysis | Tagged Dr. Ksh. Kala Singh, Manipur Heart Care Society, World Hypertension Day
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