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Congress is insulting voters of Maharashtra
As with many other things, Rahul Gandhi needs a lesson in basic civics. In this case, it happens to be the principle of collective responsibility. In our parliamentary sy
Art has no gender & neither do Artists :: Mandakini
Art has no gender & neither do Artists :: Mandakini
COVID-19 and ecology, environment in Manipur :: Sanasam Yaiphaba
COVID-19 and ecology, environment in Manipur :: Sanasam Yaiphaba
Vegetable flood at Wabagai during lock down :: Dr Mayengbam Lalit
Vegetable flood at Wabagai during lock down :: Dr Mayengbam Lalit
Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Manipur :: Gay Thongamba
Drug Rehabilitation Centre in Manipur :: Gay Thongamba
Modified SOP for Air Travellers [25 May] : Government of Manipur
Modified SOP for Air Travellers [25 May] : Government of Manipur
Continuing woes of people :: Chinglen, Yaiphalembi, Priyadarshini
Continuing woes of people :: Chinglen, Yaiphalembi, Priyadarshini
Curfew Violators - 26 May :: Police Department, Govt of Manipur
Curfew Violators - 26 May :: Police Department, Govt of Manipur
A novitiating criminal lawyer's reflections :: Mangaleibi Sarungbam
A novitiating criminal lawyer's reflections :: Mangaleibi Sarungbam
Legal framework behind Lockdown, Curfew :: Dr. Yumnam Premananda
Legal framework behind Lockdown, Curfew :: Dr. Yumnam Premananda
Opinion | Why RBI should now be our lender of first resort
Its monetary easing tools are turning blunt even as the government relies on lending for an economic revival. Perhaps RBI could fight credit-risk aversion by buying corpo
Opinion | An opportunity lost for an internet we could all rely on
What we miss in a world of baseless beliefs and distorted facts is a global network thats based on truth
Opinion | The Gandhian economic model could see us through this crisis
Ideas that seemed antiquated for about half a century are ironically relevant to a post-covid world
Opinion | A good way to match workers with work once India reopens
Market design principles and technology can help get millions of migrants back to work in industrial areas that need them
Nature is so angry: Covid, cyclone and now heatwave
Indias resources are stretched to fight Covid-19 with cases continuing to both rise and spread after two months of a severe lockdown. And yet, this is not the only crisis
Visible political warming up on migrants would only enhance their difficulties
Nature has its own ways of reminding people of their follies, exposing their contradictions and undressing their ugliness. Coronavirus pandemic has put to front too many
When lockdown Eid broke a long-held taboo in Muslim homes
Bold and not so body beautiful
Long ago, perhaps in the previous decade and one kid down, I used to have a dream. A dream of a body that would be so beautiful, toned and flexible that it would make the
Co-existence of cash and digital The key to financial inclusion amidst Covid-19 pandemic
The wide spread of Covid-19 has left no country unscathed, pushing the world into shackles of economic instability. To curb the spread of Coronavirus, Indias Honble Prime
Boost Ties with Taiwan: China cant dictate terms for everyone in Asia
China has taken umbrage at two BJP MPs, Meenakshi Lekhi and Rahul Kaswan, virtually participating in the recent swearing-in ceremony of Taiwans President Tsai Ing-wen. Bo
Adding layers of bureaucracy between migrants and their job prospects is not the solution
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath has proposed that states looking to hire workers from UP would have to take the state governments permission. He said he will
Bidrohi: Kazi Nazrul Islams fight against inequality (Part 4)
Bidrohi is a popular revolutionary Bengali poem and the most famous poem written by Kazi Nazrul Islam (written during the month of December 1921). Originally published in
Bidrohi: Kazi Nazrul Islams fight against inequality (Part 3)
Bidrohi is a popular revolutionary Bengali poem and the most famous poem written by Kazi Nazrul Islam (written during the month of December, 1921). Originally published i
Bidrohi: Kazi Nazrul Islams fight against inequality (Part 2)
Bidrohi is a popular revolutionary Bengali poem and the most famous poem written by Kazi Nazrul Islam (written during the month of December, 1921). Originally published i
Bidrohi: Kazi Nazrul Islams fight against inequality (Part 1)
Bidrohi is a popular revolutionary Bengali poem and the most famous poem written by Kazi Nazrul Islam (written during the month of December 1921). Originally published in
Kerala model decades away for Bihar, MP & UP
Over the past three months, ever since a medical student in Kerala tested positive to corona virus, the performance of the state in preventing and treating the infections
A day in the life of: A community health worker
In rural Rajasthan, community health workers are taking on new rolesdispelling myths around the pandemic and allaying fears that come with the lockdown. I live in Matasul
Growing up, I read a story once about a man who was traveling a long distance with his pony. Someone passed him commenting on how insensitive he was to have the pony carr
Indian English slang: A case against flattening the curve
A few days ago, I saw a Facebook post that drew my attention. The post was by a friend and author of several books, including his recent one on the Iron Man of India Sard
Desert locust swarms are here and more are on the way. If the nCovid19 drama had not captured the headlines, the recent locust epidemic faced by Africa and Asia would hav
Uttarakhand childs death of snakebite in quarantine centre should trouble us
Guilt? Helplessness? Rage? What does a parent feel when her child dies in front of her? As a parent, I hope and pray I never have to find that out. The thought itself is
I took one of Indias first flights in months. It was surreal
By Muneeza Naqvi, Bloomberg As I checked in for one of the first flights in India in two months, the baggage-tag dispenser spat out five boarding passes for me. Given the
In moments of crisis, it is useful to sometimes visit the wisdom of the past. Some 2,300 years ago, Chanakya wrote this insightful nugget, strangely relevant to our curre
Avoidable confusion in resumption of domestic air services
This announcement of restricted flights was made only on Sunday after a prolonged discussion between Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep P
As China intrudes across LAC, India must be alert to a larger strategic shift
Migration: Some journeys are about choice, others are forced displacement
Post COVID, we will return to an altered landscape of restaurants, with more love, affection
Telanganas bold farming experiment
In a first-of-its-kind experiment in the country, the Telangana government has decided to regulate farming in the state from this kharif season.
May 26, 1980, Forty Years Ago: Assam unrest
Opinion | A game of diplomatic chessboard on WHOs battlefield
For the first time, WHO is caught up in a cold war between China and the US
Re-imagining schooling post lockdown
The question that is staring all schools principals in the face today is how do move towards re-opening schools? What precautions do we take to secure the school premises