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ALT seeks Govt action over staff crunch at Chakpikarong school

The school serves students from the Anal community as well as neighbouring Meitei and Kuki communities. It currently has 63 students but only five teaching staff.

Tamenglong welcomes back geo-tagged Amur falcons

The successful return of Apapang and Alang provides valuable information about the birds' migratory routes and movement patterns, strengthening ongoing efforts to conserve the species and protect its habitats.

Strategizing Innovation for Removing Invasive Species

Manipur’s state administrators need to have a peek in FWC’s innovative ways to remove the invasive lionfish to do a similar job with much of the IAS fish species back home.

A Fervent Soul-Searching Cry: Awakening the Slumbering Greatness of Tangkhul Society

A critical precipitant of Tangkhul society's decline is the profound political vacuum.

NVG-EC warns Kuki militants over ‘unprovoked attacks’ on civilians

The unprovoked attack was allegedly carried out by a combined force of the Kuki National Army-Burma (KNA-B) and the Village Volunteer of Eastern Zone (VVEZ), operating out of the nearby Chassad Kuki village.

A roadmap for Naga future in Manipur

Michael Meiphami Shaiza examines Manipur’s position on demography, law, and the imperative of collective security beyond electoral politics.

The urgency of NRC before Census

If the National Register of Citizens [NRC] update does not precede the Census exercise, there is a high and real possibility that the demographic balance of Manipur will be altered irreversibly, cautions Michael Meiphami Shaiza.

Bhutanese lifestyle in a first impression

Bhutan is the typical setting of a secluded nation state independent of outside influence in almost all ways of their lives.

Nagaland for Christ: The remnant, covenant and the call

Michael Meiphami Shaiza reflects on God's preserving grace in the history of Israel and the present plight of the Naga people.

The Naga Imperative: Accountability now, not after 80 years and a roadmap for dignified peace

Accountability begins at home. It demands that Naga political groups, Indian political parties, and Naga Civil Society Organizations stop using the Naga people as bargaining chips and start serving the Naga people as shepherds.

The hour of the New Revolution: Purging Corruption, Reclaiming the Naga Soul

Michael Meiphami Shaiza delves into what it means to carry the name of a Naga—a name given by ancestors who chose truth over convenience.