Manipur

BRIEF HISTORY OF NAGALAND CONFLICT The main purpose of the Nagaland conflict is for a homeland that began in 1940s. With the advent of Christianity and education, the Nagas comprising more than 30 tribes have evolved a rich culture and tradition. Despite the fact that Indian Government created state of Nagaland in 1963, but still there are many Naga inhabited areas which were remained outside the territories of the state of Nagaland or in other boarder states. This territorial dispersion is one of

Representation of Violence in the Short Stories of Temsula Ao Dhriti Sundar Gupta The North-East of India is quite different from other regions of the country. The seven states of the North-East namely Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura are affected by several insurgent groups. The North-East, having 262 tribes and 31 million populations (1991 census) has proved very vulnerable to insurgency due to its sharing international boarder, availability of arms and

My experience with nature -Gracy Lamkholhing BASS III Roll no-20 1. Born in a town, my experience with nature is comparatively less compare with friend who spent their childhood in the interior village life. The first experience I can recall is back in the 1998-99 when an ethnic conflict took place in my district between two communities which one was them was my tribe. We move to a place where it was safe for my community to be, it was a centre for the villagers who come to sell their goods and

Racism like referring to someone belonging to North east India as ‘chinky’ is really not fair. We can mention about Nido Taniman’s brutal killing in January, 2014 to the mysterious death of Kashung Zingran Kengoo, a research scholar from TISS. A new helpline number 1093 was introduced on 21st November, 2014. A total of 872 calls were received and 666 calls were crime related in nature. Just like the idea of the West calling themselves as superior and above all considering the East as other is very

can make The man a divine, The divine a man” Eager I to know and see it really. ( Kh Ibeton) One contemporary prominent feminist writer Memchoubi, “Who are you” 1984 has a sharp and witty lines. In this poem she tries to share the plight of modern Manipur women, who are passive receiver and their voice unheard. The poet felt sad because she feels that women are neglected. They don’t seem to exist. You drench the earth with your blood You arouse waves of excitement with your smile, But you remain

IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON EDUCATION SYSTEM IN MANIPUR * NONGMAITHEM JIBANTA SINGH Lecturer in Churchandpur DIED Centre, Churchandpur District, Manipur . **DR. NONGMAITHEM CHANDRASHEKHAR SINGH Assistant Professor, Geography Department, Standard Colege, Kongba, Imphal-East, Manipur. A B S T R A C T The word globalization is the new buzzword that has come to dominant the world since the nineties of the last century with the end of the cold

* Detention of children There was evidence that in areas of armed conflict children accused of being members of armed groups were detained, often in violation of national legislation designed to protect children in conflict with the law. In Manipur it was alleged that the system established under the Juvenile Justice Act 2000 was non-functioning due to inadequate resources; in particular no juvenile home had been established. As a result, security forces (including police) who detained children

It then came to be known as the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958. Today, the Act enforced in the seven North Eastern states of Assam, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya, Andhra Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland. Similarly, the Act was enforced in Jammu and Kashmir in 1990. This was done in order to prevent the violence which ensued, following the defeat of the leaders of the Muslim United Front (MUF)

Introduction Children are one of the vulnerable section of the society and victims of different kinds of exploitation. All the atrocities, instability in the society directly and indirectly make impact on children. Children in armed conflict one of such group in the society who is vulnerable and prone to many exploitation. The relationship of the child with war can be categorised into two. One is children are impacted by the war by losing their shelter, their identity their family and the rights

Poverty -In three poor states in eastern India, the poverty ratio dropped far more slowly -- from 66% to 47.15% in Orissa, 62% to 42.6% in Bihar, and 51% to 36.09% in Assam Literacy Eastern India has a literacy rate of 59.7, which is much lower than the national literacy rate of 64.8. While male literacy is lower than the national average, female literacy in the East is much higher than the national average of 43.9. Workers account for 37.1 percent of the population of East India. The