Hoihnu Hauzel 7 posts 0 comments

For the “forgotten” people of Manipur, the passage of time feels cruelly static. Over 60,000 (or more) remain displaced, trapped in limbo by the conflict between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo-Hmar communities that erupted two years ago. Relief…

“Subliminals are things we can’t see or hear; they fly below the threshold of conscious awareness…..The idea is that, while we don’t consciously notice these messages, they are taken on board and acted upon by our subconscious.” Mathew…

India has callously moved on from brutalities in Manipur, consumed by moon landings and sports medals. The 'strong foundation' laid by PM Modi with such fanfare is now deeply cracked.

The ‘B’ in the name of village stands for “Baite” representing a clan of Vaiphei community who were the early settlers of this village which has about 40 houses.

Manipur has continuously failed its people, but it has never been more evident than now. This crisis stood out for the way it seemed “engineered” as pointed out across the board by many sections of society.

Manipur has had a long history of ethnic feuds. I personally witnessed one in 1997, but sense prevailed, and peace reigned. But this time, things are different

In so many ways, Manipur, for me, has always represented a mini-India. When nearly 30 communities live together, bickering becomes a part and parcel of your collective existence