Tag: Manipur
If we admit what’s happening in Manipur is state-sponsored terrorism..?
State-sponsored terrorism is when a state uses its own power, its own police, its own patronage, its own silence, to let one section of its people terrorize another section, while the state watches and profits.
Misinterpreting The Sangai In Promotional Literature
The Sangai is too often incorrectly projected as the ‘Dancing Deer of Manipur’, or as a deer that dances upon the phumdi, in many of the promotional literature on tourism, including misrepresentation on YouTube.
Distancing local community in Loktak management strategy
In Manipur, Loktak Lake is the picture of absolute neglect since these past four to five decades, more specifically after the Ithai Barrage for the 105 megawatt capacity Loktak Hydroelectric Power Project became functional by mid 1983.
Kha Sanjenbam observes ‘World Rivers Day’
The World Rivers Day global campaign was established in 2005 by Canadian river conservationist Mark Angelo, building on the initiative by British Columbia’s Rivers Day campaign which began in 1980.
Manipur: Cabinet approves 70-bed State Dialysis Centre
The proposed Manipur State Dialysis Centre would be operated under the JNIMS and provide specialised dialysis services to patients requiring regular treatment.
Why do roads matter only when elections near?
In the hill districts, roads are not seen as infrastructure. They are seen as instruments of election management, writes Michael Meiphami Shaiza.
