Tag Archives: Human rights

By Gyanendra Ningombam Coaching which is always correlated with physical education and sports science is all important on which the entire spectrum of development of a player revolves around. But, in the Manipur majority of coaches, trainees and officials are … Continue reading →

By Dr Laifungbam Debabrata Roy The `rights and interests of the citizens`™ is arguably a complicated question. Are we to be inclusive in its interpretation? India, after all, is a member of the United Nations Organisation (UNO), a state that … Continue reading →

By Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam When I was  in Los Angeles in 1997, I was offered a scholarship in connection with drug abuse and HIV/AIDS  by the National Institute of Health, (NIH) Bethesda , Maryland to visit some of the … Continue reading →

By Rajkumar Bobichand Films are very influential to the society. Film is one of the most effective mass media. We know that all media technologies that are intended to reach a large audience via mass communication are collectively known as … Continue reading →

Kamesh Salam, who is at present in Belgium attending the bamboo world congress; former president of World Bamboo Organisation, Bamboo and Environment consultant to not only India but also Austria and Bhutan, and many other organisations. At present serving as … Continue reading →

By B.G. Verghese As the Army charade grinds on, sections of the media have displayed a lack of sensitivity in upping the ante, howsoever inadvertently.  An extravagant five deck, seven column banner headline in a leading paper hinting at an unauthorised … Continue reading →

By Humra Quraishi First things first .Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi has got what he deserves – within days after his photograph appeared on the cover of Time magazine`s Asia edition, Modi has highest number of negative votes in the … Continue reading →

VDF men on duty at Sagolband Bijoygovinda shots a 20-year old youth. VDF man arrested by personnel along with 53 pieces of SP Capsule and 8 pieces of N-10 tablets. A rickshaw puller was pushed into the river by VDF … Continue reading →

By Humra  Quraishi First things first .Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi has got what he deserves – within days after his photograph appeared on the cover of Time magazine`s Asia edition, Modi has highest number of negative votes in the … Continue reading →

By:  G. S. Oinam Progress is impossible without change, and those who can’t change their minds can’t change anything. -G. B. Shaw; Peace can not be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.” –Einstein. There are two … Continue reading →

By Humra Quraishi No, we don’t get to know what happens in those prison cells, to those languishing in there .And its only when a high profile prisoner revolts against the jailed conditions that some of those trickles reach us … Continue reading →

By Pr Kungsong Wanbe Manipur was formerly called KANGLEIPAK the meaning of which is “Dry Land” (Kang=dry, Leipak=land). The story go on like this, that Manipur Valley was once under water and the whole plain area of Manipur was just … Continue reading →

By Raghav Singh In recent weeks there have been a lot of stories about employers asking candidates for their Facebook passwords or accepting a hiring manager as a friend, apparently sanctioned by HR. This is the kind of behavior that … Continue reading →

By: Satya Gopal Dey Prof. Shantha Sinha, Chairperson of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) is known for her pioneering work on the issue of child rights. In recognition of her efforts, she was awarded the Padmashri … Continue reading →

By B.G. Verghese         The disgraceful military-civil crisis the country has witnessed denotes complete failure of leadership on the part of the Army Chief and Defence Minister. Rather than try and paper the cracks once more, both should go. The honour … Continue reading →

By Thamsing Lamkang, Pastor, LBC In the United States, one of the best basketball players of all time was Michael Johnson. Although he is retired now but he still is a legend in the game he once played. He is … Continue reading →

By RS Jassal, Comdt (Retd) 1. A brain storming seminar as above was organized by 17 AR (10 Sect AR) under theme `Consolidation of Peace in Ukhrul` to commemorate 100th birth anniversary of Late Maj Bob Khathing with an aim … Continue reading →

By G. S. Oinam “Beloved, words failed, And drained me, horrible silence. One in my plight is never blamed, As patience finds no place. My soul, wracked by passion, In its paradise, morning to sunset. Beloved, There is no doctor … Continue reading →

By: G.S.Oinam Rising up and up Indo Korean relationship- talented people are no less both in the land of Morning Calm (Republic of Korea.) and the Land of Festivals and Spices (India). I received many instant calls and wishes of … Continue reading →

By Aaron Keishing, LMS Law College A state integrity cannot be ensured by exclusion policy or weakening of a section of people in economic growth. A state territory cannot be protected by political slogans or breaking our heads on the … Continue reading →

By Gwangphun Gangmei I am a man born of a woman. I am morally obliged as a man to stands,  and  to speak for the welfare and security of women. Today in a men dominated society, it is indeed very … Continue reading →