Just because your neighbour will laugh when you become a singer, should you stop singing? Just because your neighbour has a car, are you shy to use your scooter? Let me ask you this, “What have they done to you, for you to be afraid of them?” Or are you strong enough to keep their mouth shut?
Just because your neighbour will laugh when you become a singer, should you stop singing? Just because your neighbour has a car, are you shy to use your scooter? Let me ask you this, “What have they done to you, for you to be afraid of them?” Or are you strong enough to keep their mouth shut?
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Pursuit of liberation begins with a desire for liberation. However, man does not even have the desire for liberation. He is easily satisfied doing a few religious activities; he expects liberation, but lacks a genuine desire for it. Generally, one would eat food when one feels hungry. But in the modern-day pseudo-lifestyle, your meal times are fixed.You never ask the body whether it is hungry or not.You know it is the time to eat, so you eat. Such ‘hunger’ can be false. Mere thinking about mealtime can make you falsely believe that you are hungry.
Pursuit of liberation begins with a desire for liberation. However, man does not even have the desire for liberation. He is easily satisfied doing a few religious activities; he expects liberation, but lacks a genuine desire for it. Generally, one would eat food when one feels hungry. But in the modern-day pseudo-lifestyle, your meal times are fixed.You never ask the body whether it is hungry or not.You know it is the time to eat, so you eat. Such ‘hunger’ can be false. Mere thinking about mealtime can make you falsely believe that you are hungry.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/path-to-liberation/
Rahul Ashem
Migratory birds are dependent on wetlands for their breeding seasons. They spend the winter months in wetlands for feeding, resting and nutrient to sustain them for their return trip. Wetlands is an ideal place for migratory birds because…
Rahul Ashem
Migratory birds are dependent on wetlands for their breeding seasons. They spend the winter months in wetlands for feeding, resting and nutrient to sustain them for their return trip. Wetlands is an ideal place for migratory birds because of their unique features, quality of water; the availability of food and shelter; and the presence or absence of predators. In particular, wetlands form an important buffer zone to land predators for reducing the risk of predation to nesting or young ones.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/wetlands-day-a-view-on-vanishing-migratory-birds/
“Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding”
– Albert Einstein.
“Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding”
– Albert Einstein.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/dichotomy-of-peace-in-manipur-a-discourse/
Shobha Shukla
From previous issue
Pons rightly believes that Old People’s Associations or clubs are important, as they are effective channels to deal with the increasing isolation experienced by the elderly, especially those living in urban areas. These clubs help the aged to interact with other people in similar situations, and to make their voices heard by policy makers and implementers.
Shobha Shukla
From previous issue
Pons rightly believes that Old People’s Associations or clubs are important, as they are effective channels to deal with the increasing isolation experienced by the elderly, especially those living in urban areas. These clubs help the aged to interact with other people in similar situations, and to make their voices heard by policy makers and implementers.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/be-the-change-it-is-about-growing-in-years-not-about-getting-old-2/
Once upon a time in Rome the gladiators used to ferociously fight and die within the arena in the presence of thousands of expectators in the amphitheaters; it was an extremely crowd-pleasing sport but now it is extinct. In early modern period fox-hunt…
Once upon a time in Rome the gladiators used to ferociously fight and die within the arena in the presence of thousands of expectators in the amphitheaters; it was an extremely crowd-pleasing sport but now it is extinct. In early modern period fox-hunting was a very popular time-pass (game) in England.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/jallikattu-khunu-tunaba-pigeon-fight/
Jesus Christ is believed to have had 12 disciples who came to be known as the Twelve Apostles, although evidence of this is scant outside of the New Testament.
Jesus Christ is believed to have had 12 disciples who came to be known as the Twelve Apostles, although evidence of this is scant outside of the New Testament.
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We have published about branding and brand management in the previous issue. In this edition, we are publishing more details related to brand management Even though social media has changed the tactics of marketing brands, its primary goals remain the …
We have published about branding and brand management in the previous issue. In this edition, we are publishing more details related to brand management Even though social media has changed the tactics of marketing brands, its primary goals remain the same; to attract and retain customers.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/options-in-brand-management/
Ragongning Gangmei
From previous issue
Manipur’s Education Budget is anti-tribal Documents
Manipur State Education Budget is not only an anti-tribal documents but is a document of anti-common future of Manipur. The future of tribal people are threatened in Manipur as far non-allocation of fund for tribal languages in the State’s Budget of Education is concerned. Deeply rooted state apathy of tribal languages and linguistic racism in Manipur is largely seen in many ways and they are largely exhibited in the State’s Budgets of Education Department, BOSEM, COHSEM, SCERT and educational institutions.
Ragongning Gangmei
From previous issue
Manipur’s Education Budget is anti-tribal Documents
Manipur State Education Budget is not only an anti-tribal documents but is a document of anti-common future of Manipur. The future of tribal people are threatened in Manipur as far non-allocation of fund for tribal languages in the State’s Budget of Education is concerned. Deeply rooted state apathy of tribal languages and linguistic racism in Manipur is largely seen in many ways and they are largely exhibited in the State’s Budgets of Education Department, BOSEM, COHSEM, SCERT and educational institutions.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/common-future-of-manipur-a-view-from-tribal-languages-perspective-2/
An arterial blood gas (ABG) test measures the acidity and the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood from the artery. This test is used to evaluate how well the lungs are able to move oxygen into the blood and to remove carbon dioxide from th…
An arterial blood gas (ABG) test measures the acidity and the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood from the artery. This test is used to evaluate how well the lungs are able to move oxygen into the blood and to remove carbon dioxide from the blood. The oxygen and carbon dioxide levels of the blood and the pH balance of the blood can indicate the presence of certain medical conditions, such as cardiac, lung or kidney disorders and the presence of other critical conditions such as:
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Shobha Shukla
As fertility rates decline and life expectancy increases, the number of senior citizens is growing globally. Among the 7.3 billion people worldwide in 2015, an estimated 617.1 million, were aged 65 years or more. The Asia Pacific region is ageing rapidly and South-East Asia’s elderly numbers are growing fast at around 5% a year – between now and 2030 there will be nearly 20 million more people aged 60 and above in the region.
Shobha Shukla
As fertility rates decline and life expectancy increases, the number of senior citizens is growing globally. Among the 7.3 billion people worldwide in 2015, an estimated 617.1 million, were aged 65 years or more. The Asia Pacific region is ageing rapidly and South-East Asia’s elderly numbers are growing fast at around 5% a year – between now and 2030 there will be nearly 20 million more people aged 60 and above in the region.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/be-the-change-it-is-about-growing-in-years-not-about-getting-old/
All creatures, big and small are beautiful creations of God.Very often, however, we tend to either ignore the ‘small’ or exploit them for selfish reasons. This is where religion and spirituality can help — to restore to us holistic perspective so that all of God’s creations are given due respect. Religious thought and spirituality serve a larger purpose only when they find positive expression in action.
All creatures, big and small are beautiful creations of God.Very often, however, we tend to either ignore the ‘small’ or exploit them for selfish reasons. This is where religion and spirituality can help — to restore to us holistic perspective so that all of God’s creations are given due respect. Religious thought and spirituality serve a larger purpose only when they find positive expression in action.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/god-of-all-things-big-and-small/
Ragongning Gangmei How did we come to think of a Common Future of Manipur? What has led to the idea of a common future? What could be the factors that would make it? How it is being defeated today? What do you understand by common future of Manipur? Is it not the living together of […]
Ragongning Gangmei How did we come to think of a Common Future of Manipur? What has led to the idea of a common future? What could be the factors that would make it? How it is being defeated today? What do you understand by common future of Manipur? Is it not the living together of […]
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/common-future-of-manipur-a-view-from-tribal-languages-perspective/
Brexit, the electoral triumph of Donald Trump and the rise of politicians like Nigel Farage in Britain and Mar ine Le Pen in France are all signs of a backlash against globalisation. But don’t exaggerate this. The world still resonates with positive ou…
Brexit, the electoral triumph of Donald Trump and the rise of politicians like Nigel Farage in Britain and Mar ine Le Pen in France are all signs of a backlash against globalisation. But don’t exaggerate this. The world still resonates with positive outcomes of globalisation, which remains popular in all emerging markets and, hence, in most of the world.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/imagine-there-are-no-countries/
Much has been written about the differences between men and women in leadership roles with experts taking different views on whether females and males exhibit different traits or similar traits and whether sex makes a difference or not. It is claimed t…
Much has been written about the differences between men and women in leadership roles with experts taking different views on whether females and males exhibit different traits or similar traits and whether sex makes a difference or not. It is claimed that neurologically there is no difference between men and women. Other studies have shown and claimed that women are more transformational and participative leaders, while men are, in general, transactional and authoritative.
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Let’s talk about evolution. Let what i say be hypothetical to you, like all science experiments begin with hypotheses. But proof is not in accepting what is being said until it is experienced.
Let’s talk about evolution. Let what i say be hypothetical to you, like all science experiments begin with hypotheses. But proof is not in accepting what is being said until it is experienced.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/the-next-step-in-human-evolution/
From previous issue
Forms of marriage: Monogamy, the union of one man and one woman, is the widely accepted form of marriage in Zeliangrong society. Polygamy though not prohibited, is a very rare case and concubinage is not at all, tolerated.12 Polyan…
From previous issue
Forms of marriage: Monogamy, the union of one man and one woman, is the widely accepted form of marriage in Zeliangrong society. Polygamy though not prohibited, is a very rare case and concubinage is not at all, tolerated.12 Polyandry is totally absent. Child marriage is not existed and adult marriage is the rule. In present day Zeliangrong society, there are two types of marriage namely, (1) Khamthan Noushon (arranged marriage), and (6) Saamtonmei (Elopement).13
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/kinship-and-marriage-among-the-zeliangrong-2/
A Romen Kumar Singh
From previous issue
Basis for granting status of sixth schedule :
The Supreme Court in the case as reported in (1997)8 SCC 191 (Supra) has emphatically mentioned that tribals, on account of their isolation, remained illiterate, uneducated, unsophisticated, poor and destitute. At the same time, the recommendations of the Sub-committees (Supra) mainly focussed that the Government policies should be for the preservation of the tribal’s social customs from sudden erosion, and the safeguarding their traditional vocations without the danger of their absolute exploitation by the more sophisticated elements of the population.
A Romen Kumar Singh
From previous issue
Basis for granting status of sixth schedule :
The Supreme Court in the case as reported in (1997)8 SCC 191 (Supra) has emphatically mentioned that tribals, on account of their isolation, remained illiterate, uneducated, unsophisticated, poor and destitute. At the same time, the recommendations of the Sub-committees (Supra) mainly focussed that the Government policies should be for the preservation of the tribal’s social customs from sudden erosion, and the safeguarding their traditional vocations without the danger of their absolute exploitation by the more sophisticated elements of the population.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/sixth-schedule-in-manipur-4/
There lies no doubt to the fact that Donald Trump is absolutely correct when he says that it is the right of all nations to put their own interests first.
There lies no doubt to the fact that Donald Trump is absolutely correct when he says that it is the right of all nations to put their own interests first.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/trump-bashing-the-in-thing/
To perpetuate the thoughts and deeds of Mahatma Gandhi and to propagate his message of Truth and Nonviolence, Gandhi Memorial Museums have been set up in different parts of India. The Gandhi Smarak Nidhi had initially allocated fund for establishing such Memorial Museums (Sanghrahalaya) in such places associated with the life and work of Mahatma Gandhi. They are New Delhi, Barrackpore near Kolkata, Patna, Wardha in Maharashtra, Ahmadabad, Mumbai, and Madurai in Tamil Nadu in the southern part of the country. The Gandhi Memorial Museum in Madurai was inaugurated by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, on 15th April 1959.
To perpetuate the thoughts and deeds of Mahatma Gandhi and to propagate his message of Truth and Nonviolence, Gandhi Memorial Museums have been set up in different parts of India. The Gandhi Smarak Nidhi had initially allocated fund for establishing such Memorial Museums (Sanghrahalaya) in such places associated with the life and work of Mahatma Gandhi. They are New Delhi, Barrackpore near Kolkata, Patna, Wardha in Maharashtra, Ahmadabad, Mumbai, and Madurai in Tamil Nadu in the southern part of the country. The Gandhi Memorial Museum in Madurai was inaugurated by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, on 15th April 1959.
Read more / Original news source: http://www.thesangaiexpress.com/gandhi-memorial-museum-madurai/
