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Category Archives: Iwui Story
Meet Rakmi Shaiza, founder behind internationally recognized Non-Profit Stitching Change in US
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Ukhrul: BORN AND BROUGHT up in her hometown Ukhrul (bordering Burma) in the Northeast state of Manipur, Rakmi Shaiza was engaged in several community-building activities prior to moving to the United States. Before her transition, Rakmi served in several organizations … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Headlines, Iwui Story, Northeast, Ukhrul, World
Tagged Non-Profit, Rakmi Shaiza, Stitching Change
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Every canvas is a journey all its own
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A melancholic canvas to begin with in the first place, Justin’s story is filled with inspiring, miraculous turns of events. From growing up as an orphan under heartbreaking circumstances and poverty to becoming a star seller artist in the USA, … Continue reading
Posted in Iwui Story, Features, Headlines, Premium
Tagged Arts, Iwui Story, Justin Keishing, Tangkhul, Ukhrul, Ukhrul arts and culture, United States of America
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Drum rolls, please!
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For Ringphaso Vashum for attaining the High Achiever’s Category in Drums Grade 8, East India Rockschool Exams 2021B. Ringphaso vashum hails from Paorei village. Born into a humble family of five siblings, his father Mawonshang Vashum and his mother Mercy … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Headlines, Iwui Story
Tagged East India Rockschool, Musical Instruments, Ringphaso Vashum
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Lambu, the sugarcane juice man of Lamphel
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This is Akshay Kumar Sha from Buxar, Bihar. Those who grew up in and around Lamphel will know him as Lambu or Amitabh. He has been selling sugarcane juice since 1986. He left his village Nenua for an unknown state … Continue reading
Vareishum Kamkara, the man who pastored 10 churches over 50 years in the Northern Tangkhul region
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Pastor Vareishum Kamkara was born on December 28, 1928, in Nungbi Khullen village, Ukhrul, Manipur, India. His parents were animists, as were most Tangkhul Nagas at that time. When Vareishum was 14, his mother passed away. His father struggled to … Continue reading
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Tagged #iwuistory, Christianity, Evangelist, Iwui Story, Missionary, Northeast, Northeast India, Pastor, People of Northeast India, Ukhrul, Vareishum Kamkara
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Walking the fatherless road: Growing up with single mother
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What is your father’s name? what does he do for a living? I grew up accustomed to these questions like many of us, having received them so often. These questions on their own are not the problem, but it is … Continue reading
Iwui Story: I have failed and made lots of mistakes, but I have learned to always come back
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When I was a little boy, I once went cycling towards Koirengei in Imphal. And as I crossed the area and went further towards Sekmai, I got scared. I thought I was almost reaching Nagaland. It would be dangerous for … Continue reading
Iwui Story: By Grace through Faith
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I first came to Imphal in 2014 for school when I got admission into Maria Montessori. My father had heard about the school from his friends and so, he decided to get me an entrance form. Luckily, I was able … Continue reading
Iwui Story: Linthoi Chanu’s eigi WARI
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I spent a considerable amount of my childhood with an old couple who used to be our tenants in one of our rented rooms, who treated me like their own grandchild and so, I called them Pupu and Abok. Pupu … Continue reading