RK Nimai
The author is a former bureaucrat, Imphal, Manipur
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OpinionPosted on 6 Dec 2023
The Manipur conflict is the first priority and without bringing normalcy, there is likely to be clash between the political parties and the public, especially those who are displaced and those who are involved in the conflict.
Posted on 22 Nov 2023
Efforts must be made to control the conflict in Manipur as it can breed anti-national activities even among those which had all along assisted the security agencies.
OpinionPosted on 14 Nov 2023
It is not necessarily the candidate with the most followings among the MLAs of the majority party who will automatically become the leader of the House but the one chosen by the high command.
OpinionPosted on 7 Nov 2023
Care may be taken and introspection done before uploading and not automatically uploaded on social media as digital trail can always be traced.
AnalysisPosted on 31 Oct 2023
Though Imphal looks outwardly normal, normalcy in Manipur is still too distant not as presumed by the political leaders and an incident can spiral into another bout of major conflagration.
OpinionPosted on 25 Oct 2023
The problem of some of the Meitei leadership is their belief in their assumed superiority and trying to take decision for the whole people of Manipur without consulting others.
OpinionPosted on 10 Oct 2023
The happenings in Manipur indicate a failure of the law and order machinery despite reinforcement of a large number of central security forces personnel. However, change in government now is very unlikely as this would have happened in the first week of the start of the crisis
AnalysisPosted on 20 Sept 2023
Amid the unrest in Manipur, the cordon and search operation may be successful in recovering looted arms, but cornering the militants as believed may not be that easy as they can cross the border easily.
OpinionPosted on 12 Sept 2023
Controlling poppy cultivation requires a multipronged strategy.
AnalysisPosted on 5 Sept 2023
The report of the Fact Finding Team of the Editors Guild of India is mainly based on hearsay as alleged in the rebuttal of AMWJU and EGM.
AnalysisPosted on 29 Aug 2023
Do our elected representatives really think about the welfare of the state and the people, or are they only concerned with the chair and the associated perks?
AnalysisPosted on 23 Aug 2023
The recent unfolding of events in violence-hit Manipur is bewildering and has left the common folks in a state of confusion.
OpinionPosted on 2 May 2023
It is important that a comprehensive compilation of all the information available on chakhao is prepared which should inter alia contain the history, tradition and customs, the varieties and its morphological characters besides the scientific findings.
OpinionPosted on 25 Apr 2023
Khelo India is a comprehensive scheme but there is serious concern as the element of passion, transparency and sincerity seems lacking. Beautiful schemes on paper; falls flat on implementation.
AnalysisPosted on 18 Apr 2023
There is an urgent need for proper assessment of the service rules so that too quick or too long regular service requirement for the next promotion is avoided and this can be done through a proper rationalisation of the service rules by competent senior officers within the state government.
AnalysisPosted on 4 Apr 2023
The current dysfunctional systems need to be revamped and properly followed and exemptions granted only where there is injury or disadvantage to specific individuals.
OpinionPosted on 18 Mar 2023
A more holistic and humane approach would have reduced the sufferings of the eviction drive affected people, but to claim that the government targets a particular community is not borne by facts.
OpinionPosted on 28 Mar 2023
The state government has issued instructions for regular patrolling of the border and the most sagacious decision is that a shelter home for the refugees will be established in Holenphai.
OpinionPosted on 21 Mar 2023
Amid festivities and celebrations, one ought to think and act on the burning issues facing the state like high price for rice and other commodities, non availability of water, lack of job opportunities, etc.
ManipurPosted on 14 Feb 2023
No doubt, there is SAI NERC which had groomed almost all outstanding sports persons but unfortunately its contribution had in the recent past seen deterioration, despite huge investment in infrastructure.
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