October 1, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam “Nothing is permanent but change”. It is written in the book. I have seen it. Our leader had shown it to me. He says that there cannot be anything permanent. The only thing permanent is change. Intriguing … Continue reading
September 21, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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By Bibhu Prasad Routray 21 September 2011 : The ongoing blockades in Manipur entered 52 days on 21 September. Even by the prevailing norms in the state where blockades are imposed with religious regularity by almost anybody- militant formations, civil … Continue reading
September 21, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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[box color="green" type="quote" color="green"]If housed under the same roof, even the cats and dogs become intimate friends. When the peoples of hills and valley live together, share their problems, grief, prospects and gaiety; there will be emotional integration among the … Continue reading
September 7, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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By: Bibhu Prasad Routray Barely 43 deaths of civilians, security forces and militants have been registered in Manipur in the first eight months of 2011. If these trends continue for another four months, this State in India’s northeast would … Continue reading
September 4, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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[box type="quote"]Whenever I encounter the word ‘Oxymoron’, I remember my beloved teacher, the late educationist Ningombam Ibobi Singh who was teaching political science during my college days in D.M College nearly two decades back. He introduced me the term ‘Oxymoron’, … Continue reading
September 3, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam Other than petrol, cooking gas and diesel we desperately need something else. A book on ‘how to do it’ series or an educational video showing us the same is urgently needed. Sure, we can also teach … Continue reading
August 30, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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By: Seram Neken “In fact, the authority concerned is more active about implementing traffic rules and regulations only during the road safety week observances. There is neither durability nor sustainability of the maintenance of traffic regulations in Imphal. Sometimes the … Continue reading
August 28, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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By: Seram Neken “If Irom Chanu Sharmila fasted for corruption and if Septuagenarian Anna Hazare protested against AFSPA, the matters would have been different. If Sharmila hails from mainland India and if Hazare is a native of Manipur, the vice … Continue reading
August 26, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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By: Seram Neken “If Irom Chanu Sharmila fasted for corruption and if Septuagenarian Anna Hazare protested against AFSPA, the matters would have been different. If Sharmila hails from mainland India and if Hazare is a native of Manipur, the vice … Continue reading
August 25, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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By: Neken Singh Seram “ The more our dependence on outside products, the greater is the importance of national highways. As of the present day generation, almost everything we use right from the early morning wake-up to the time we … Continue reading
August 20, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam Recently some old friends insisted us to take a ride to the eastern most frontier of the state. We demanded that we be left alone in our own languor. They were adamant enough to displace us from … Continue reading
August 16, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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BY: Seram Neken Where the mind is without fear and the head held high ……… Where security calmly address common people as SIRS and MADAMS Where ministers and officers don’t bribe in appointments etc. Where wealthy selfish people don’t buy … Continue reading
August 6, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam Little Abemma has just started to scribble the first letter of the English alphabet – A; holding the pencil with her tiny hand and trying to join the two slanted lines in the middle. Simple, it would … Continue reading
July 31, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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By: Bibhu Prasad Routray Original Source: The Imphal Free Press (http://www.ifp.co.in/imphal-free-press-full-story.php?newsid=506&catid=3) The 12 July 2011 uni lateral ceasefire decla ration by the ULFA’s pro-talk faction and the clarification issued by the outfit on 23 July that sovereignty for Assam is … Continue reading
July 23, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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“In families, localities and the society at large, women themselves often look down upon their counterparts. When the son indulges in an unwanted behaviour outside the family, no mother bothers seriously. But when the daughter-in-law does a tiny mistake in … Continue reading
July 11, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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by Neken Seram The State Bank of India does not have gender bias in giving its services as it does not entertain separate queues for women. All customers irrespective of their gender are provided tokens in serial numbers and made … Continue reading
July 2, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam Two fortnights of displacement from the keyboard and monitor earns up excuse easy enough to convince the editor. That Leipung had to take leave for two fortnights. The leave was applied via the mobile cellular service. Without … Continue reading
June 25, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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by Bibhu Prasad Routray Assam is experiencing relative peace after decades. Although incidents like the recovery of an IED from a train in the Guwahati railway station on 17 June is a stark reminder of some of the existing problems, … Continue reading
June 4, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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by Bibhu Prasad RoutrayProviding the best of rms and equipment to paramilitary personnel is crucial to the success of India`s anti-Naxal strategyA Few days ago, some newspapers in India ran two separate reports. One hogging the front page was a … Continue reading
May 21, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam We believe we will never stop complaining as long as the sunshine and the rain are there in our life. As the summer makes its entry after the spring is gone, we grumpily pronounce the uneasiness of … Continue reading
April 23, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo KhuraijamThe advent of super human or super hero in comic books, silver screen or television will always take us to a fantasy packed with hope and courage. The fight between the good and the evil, and the ultimate … Continue reading
April 17, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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By: Neken SeramAlthough Manipur does not have any successful production unit, health and education have become its biggest industries. Besides establishment of hospitals and clinics, running private schools and tuition centres have become successful businesses in Manipur. Since the state … Continue reading
April 13, 2011
by Neken Singh Seram
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“Plebiscite not only leads to break provinces but also helps consolidate countries according to the wishes and determination of the inhabitants. Notwithstanding the merits and demerits of the proposal for plebiscite in Manipur, we may consider it as truly the … Continue reading
April 9, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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by Bobo Khuraijam Taste of life. Is not it a wonderful thing? There have been thousands of enquiries on it. As a fall out of this enquiries there are again myriad of interpretations. Each interpretation has got different stances, some … Continue reading
March 28, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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by Bobo KhuraijamWe shall begin by thanking tamo editor for allowing us to muse on a Monday morning. He well understands our incapacity for a Sunday sitting. It so happened that, quite unexpectedly, we were invited to a khana neinaba … Continue reading
March 28, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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IMPHAL, March 27: The Asti ritual of late Irom Rozer Singh who was killed during the Yaoshang festival on March 20, allegedly shot dead by N Ajay s/o minister N Biren, was performed today. Amidst tight security arrangement, friends and … Continue reading
March 13, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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by Bobo KhuraijamGood that the ordeal is over. The strike called by our esteemed Oja(s) has finally come to an end. Though not in full, a large chunk of their demands is agreed to be fulfilled. Hats off to our … Continue reading
March 13, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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By Bobo Khuraijam Good that the ordeal is over. The strike called by our esteemed Oja(s) has finally come to an end. Though not in full, a large chunk of their demands is agreed to be fulfilled. Hats off to … Continue reading
February 28, 2011
by Bobo Khuraijam
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by Bobo Khuraijam Life is filled with surprises. It comes in a mixed bag. Some are bitter in taste. Some are sweet. Some are unpleasantly cold. And some surprises are comfortably warm. Surprises of that kind are received with alacrity … Continue reading
February 13, 2011
by Bibhu Prasad Routray
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by Bibhu Prasad Routray It would have been irrational to expect the first round of talks on 10 February talks between New Delhi and a faction of the militant outfit United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to produce results. The … Continue reading
Photography Credit and Copyright: Rashingam Ngoruh Siroi hills/ Shirui hills ranges in the Ukhrul District of Manipur, India, at an elevation of 1730m–2590m above sea level. Picture speaks itself the beauty of the Siroy Hill
Kankhui Cave – Sculpted by Nature – Ukhrul Manipur Photography Copyright: Rashingam Ngoruh Khangkhui Cave is a remarkable natural lime- stone cave located at Ukhrul, Manipur, India. The big hall in the cave is the darbar hall of the Devil … Continue reading
Unique Manipur Yaoshang Sports – Bor Keina Competition – 2013 Photography and Credit: Loyangamba Khundongbam All types of sports are held during Yaoshang Sports meet at Manipur or different parts of the world for women, men and children namely Chaphu … Continue reading
View of Manipur Valley during evening time Photography Credit and Copyright: Moirangthem Ranjit This is the valley where we live. Surrounded on all sides by mountains and hills, once upon a time, this valley was submerged underwater. All waters were … Continue reading
Manipuri Meitei Association Bangalore – Yaoshang Sports Meet – 2013 – Bangalore The Annual Yaoshang Sports Meet, 2013 at Bangalore organized by Manipuri Meitei Association Bangalore was held on Sunday, 24 March at Country Club Lakeside, Attibele Hobli. 350 plus … Continue reading
Photography Copyright and Credit: Ruhikant Meetei These images were made along the Mississippi River located at L&D #14, LeClaire, Iowa. The winter time is the right time to photograph them simply because the eagles migrate from other parts of the … Continue reading
Photo Credit and Copyright: Sharat Arambam Bir Tikendrajit – Statue at Lakhipur , Cachar Assam – Heros of Manipur This statue is located at Lakhipur Town,infrnt of Lakhipur Police Station,Cachar (Assam) – Sharat Arambam * Shared with KanglaOnline by Sharat … Continue reading
Sparrows of Wanwadi Pune: Photography Credit and Copyright : Ningombam Brojendro Meetei Date and Place: 17/03/2013 8.16 AM, Pune EXIF Details: Camera : Canon EOS 6 D Creation Software: Adobe CS 4 Shutter Speed: 1/1324 sec Lens Aperture: F/8 Flash: … Continue reading
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Source: June Neelu – Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZKG4gb-9dU Audio Credits- Written/Performed- June Neelu & Big Deal Beat Produced- Big Deal Recorded/Mixed/Mastered- Anil, Mad Cat Studios Video Credits:- Direction- Johnson Rajkumar & Govind Menon Editing- Akash Basumatari Cinematography- Akash Basumatari & Ajay Chandran … Continue reading
Purnima is having the best of her evenings with her inmates in a jail room. Yet her every laughs and giggles are concealing a grave conflict. The visiting hours in the jail are dreadful with no one to visit … Continue reading
Courtesy: Imphal Music Project: Youtube Channel About The Imphal Music Project: The project is not for art for art’s sake or music for music’s sake, this project strives to provide a platform to artists in the Indian sub-continent. The Imphal … Continue reading