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11-year-old Thanzat with Co-Author releases new book, ‘The Universe and Our Destiny’
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11-year-old Thanzat Raingam, co-authored by Ranmung Raingam have released a new book, "The Universe and Our Destiny" at Guwahati on August 27, Friday.The book...
Stories of the past: Recalling our ancestors in Chansa Makan’s Living Ghosts and Other Uncanny Stories
It is just recently that the written literature came into existence in the Tangkhul Naga community. Before the onset of the written literature, the...
Book Review: The Last Light of Glory Days by Avinuo Kire
The storehouse of storytelling resources lies in the past. The cultures and the traditions that the forefathers hold dear somehow find their way back...
Raw – perfectly flawed by Chirmi Shimray
“She will love herself, Like no man ever did”, writes Chirmi Shimray in her new poetry book, Raw. Women, since time immemorial have been...
In the Shadows of Naga Insurgency; Money, Votes & the Insurgency Complex with Jelle JP Wouters (Podcast)
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Ukhrul Times this November introduce to our valued readers an exciting addition to our News portal, The Contemplative Tribal Podcast.The Contemplative Tribal...
Book Review: Love. Lust. And Loyalty by Yuimi Vashum
Yuimi Vashum’s Love. Lust. And Loyalty is a profoundly personal, honest exploration of emotions, questions, and confusion one experiences and feels as a victim...
Book Review: The Sea and I by Chirmi Shimray
I tried to open my eyes. The water around me reflected darkness. This darkness which I thought I belonged to was beginning to scare...
Chansa Makan’s Living Ghosts and Other Uncanny Stories: A Review
Book Review: Makan’s Living Ghosts and Other Uncanny Stories is equally an easy and a complex read. Positionality might determine the sway. For an...
The Princess and the Political Agent by Binodini (translated from Manipuri by L Somi Roy)
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Book Review: Sanatombi is fierce, unruly, defiant and independent. Sanatombi is the eldest child and daughter of Maharaja Surchandra of Manipur. As a child...
