My Memories Of Imphal From 1941 Part 19 Of 20 It is not such a terminally stupid notion that the differentiation between peoples, depends on the effects of education and discipline. People of my age, can see vast changes in… Continue Reading
My Memories Of Imphal From 1941 Part 18 Of 20 The cost of human lives in World War II (1939-1945) stretched over 70 million people (25 times the population of Manipur), more civilians than soldiers. A deliberate bombing of civilians… Continue Reading
My Memories Of Imphal From 1941 Part 17 Of 20 I know what Voltaire, the French Enlightenment philosopher, said: “History consists of a series of imaginative inventions.” But, modern Manipuri historians might find just coherence in my vigorous insistence that… Continue Reading
My Memories Of Imphal From 1941 Part 15 Of 20 The monograph of this swiftly produced series is an anthology of images of places and people of Manipur that existed more than half a century ago. From the pieces’ beginning,… Continue Reading
My Memories Of Imphal From 1941 Part 13 Of 20 By now, our learned readers must have understood that my writings are not a narrative based on research, but simply telling stories of Meitei cultural ethos that I, as a… Continue Reading
A Short Introduction to The Culture Of Manipur This is a transcript of a talk I gave at The Nehru Centre in London at the request of Tara Douglas. She is a British animator who was introduced to tribal culture… Continue Reading