Tag Archives: Human rights

By: Seram Neken When someone emerged to enter electoral politics and offered to contest elections, people usually asked “how much money he had earned, how many vehicles he had owned, how much plots of land he had bought, how much … Continue reading →

By: Hejang Misao, MSW. Insurgency is the hallmark of North East India in general and Manipur in particular. It becomes the excuse ground for all failures (law and order, development etc.)  in the region or the state. In such backdrop … Continue reading →

By Tanveer Jafri As was foreboded, the situation in Iraq is deteriorating. It was feared that the Shia-Sunni rivalry in Iraq would flare up after the toppling of Saddam Hussein in April 2003. Saddam Hussein was a Sunni Arab military … Continue reading →

By Hoihnu Hauzel In many ways, the future of Churachandpur district and its people depends on the ensuring election. The elected representatives are ultimately the ones who will shape the future of the people and the place. They are the … Continue reading →

By Dr. Konthoujam Khelchandra Singh In the last two decades, environmental problems have attracted the attention of a wide cross section of people all over the world. Decision makers, scientists and even laymen are becoming increasingly conscious of a variety … Continue reading →

By Chabungbam Amuba Singh PART I In this age of the Internet, retirement is a boon for those `who wanted to read but could not find the time`. I am talking not of any serious academic pursuit but of simple … Continue reading →

By Jagadamba Mall The Sadar Hills District Demand Committee (SHDDC), UNC, the state Government of Manipur and the Union Government of India to jointly compensate 3,79,188 poor people (17.5% of Population BPL, 2004-05 Report) for the loss and hardships they … Continue reading →

By: G.S. Oinam Recently Europe and American social media sites started enquiry, why Journalists are too educated? And, why they are authoritative? I can’t comment for other people; but from my experience, journalist mind are rolling, energetic, and they have … Continue reading →

By Chaoba Kamson The Zeliangrong, an indigenous ethnic group of North East belongs to Tibeto- Burman family of Mongoloid stock. The population of this group is found mainly in Tamenglong District of Manipur. They are also found scattered in Manipur … Continue reading →

By Keisam Pradipkumar Being dismayed by the acute shortage of institutional services and medical treatment facilities, Children Living with HIV/AIDS,  rape victims, orphans, children of broken family and  psychologically traumatized children  in   Ukhrul district are still  living in a  pitiable … Continue reading →

By Dr. Thamsing Lamkang Sports Resource Center ‘Knowing Jesus was born, died and rose again is just like ‘knowing a history’, but ‘believing and accepting’ His birth, His death and His resurrection in Glory is Salvation’. ‘For there is born … Continue reading →

 By Dr. Bijen Meetei Assam University, Silchar It won’t be wrong to say that the year 2011’s one of the most talked about man and his movement in India is Kisan Baburao Hazare, popularly known as Anna Hazare, and his … Continue reading →

By C Amuba Singh The appearance of Cheiraoba on two different dates in the same year in the MANIPUR calendar issued by the DIPR is a display of intellectual bankruptcy of the Government of Manipur. While the people, in a … Continue reading →

By Nava Thakuria As India is uprising against corruption, the Nobel laureate Burmese pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has extended her support to the movement. The largest democracy in the globe has witnessed a second Freedom Movement (against … Continue reading →

By Bijen Meetei Asstt. Professor Dept. of Political Science, Assam University, Silchar. Now election is round the corner. In fact, most of us will be exciting with all what is going to come about: campaign, banquet, money and of course … Continue reading →