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Backdoor COVID musing; Senapati
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“Whereas, the Home Department, Government of Manipur had issued orders regarding guidelines on unlock, vide No. 9/6(1)/ 2020-H(Pt), dated the 31st August 2020. Whereas, the PROHIBITORY ORDERS UNDER SECTION 144 OF THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 1973 (Senapati, the 5th … Continue reading
Depression: Longing for Home at Home
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“It’s alright, everything will be okay. You just think too much.” “You just think too much.” These five -word echolalia keeps resonating in the tiny head incessantly. They poured in remarks of tranquility with hopes to steady a storm which … Continue reading
Biodiversity & conservation of orchids: The importance of documentation from their natural habitats
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The Orchidaceae is one of the largest and highly evolved families of angiosperms on earth, consisting of nearly 25,000 species with more than 850 genera. Due to their range of diversity in shape, size and colour of flowers and leaves, … Continue reading
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Manipur records first COVID-19 death
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UT News Service | Imphal. July 29: A 56 year old in-patient in Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) Imphal Hospital died due to COVID-19 today. The patient was admitted to the hospital on May 5 with multiple ailments. Reliable … Continue reading
The good, the bad and the ugly side of humanity
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Opening Remark by Gam A. Shimray at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the UN Webinar Series Indigenous Peoples and voluntary isolation: when forests food systems become a stronghold against COVID 19 My deepest respect and thanks to: Thanawat … Continue reading
Claims on Luirim Kachon: A Case of Simplistic Misunderstanding of Culture
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“Oksha di nang thongo. Eromba di ei shemke” (You cook pork. I will prepare eromba). Or “Hoksa ina hangkei. Eromba nana semlu” (I will cook pork. You prepare eromba). This could be any random conversation between two friends; a Meitei … Continue reading
Naga People’s Aspiration and ‘Law and Order’: NPMHR’s 15th Morung Dialogue series
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The Delhi sector of the Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights, (NPMHR) organized its 15thMorung Dialogue through a webinar on ‘Naga Peoples’ Aspiration and Law and Order’ in the light of the Governor’s letter to the Chief Minister of Nagaland. … Continue reading
Axone at Humayanpur
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What do films do? Are they able to deliver justice? And in what ways do they capture the everyday lives of people? What lessons should we take away from theatrical moments and scenes in films? Inundated by emails and text … Continue reading
COVID Mirror
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The state of Manipur has been one of the model states in preparation, prevention, and protection against the pandemic COVID-19 that has now swept across the ‘isolated’ region of the northeast. However, cases are increasing every day and fear of … Continue reading
Governor’s power: who has the say?
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Dr N Janbemo HumtsoeWokha The letter written by the Governor of Nagaland, RN Ravi on June 16 to the Chief Minister of Nagaland explaining reasons as to why he proposed to invoke special powers as specified under the Article 371A … Continue reading