Impact of Land and Soil Degradation
Posted on 19 Jun 2022
Solutions to land and soil degradation should ideally be aimed to address the main causes contributing to land and soil degradation in a specific geographic region.
Sanjenbam Jugeshwor Singh
Assistant Professor, JCRE Global College, Babupara, Imphal. The writer can be reached at sjugeshwor7@gmail.com
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Look Act and East Policy: A politics of self-actualisation
Posted on 13 Jun 2022
Between Look East and Act East, the choices of people suffered the most. It is the most undemocratic of its kind. It is only capable of fulfilling the elite, upper caste and Delhi-based politicians.
Freebie Culture - Burden on People
Posted on 6 Jun 2022
Those who enjoy or avail freebies from political leaders should be aware of the fact that these freebies are not coming from the pockets of any political parties but from the taxpayers, including them who are the beneficiaries.
Why the concept of freedom is essential for proper functioning of a Democratic State
Posted on 29 May 2022
Freedom of Speech and Indian Constitution: The imposition of censorship of a journal or prohibiting a newspaper from publishing their own views about any issue which involves public interest would amount to a restriction on the press’ liberty.
Lai Haraoba - a fertility rite of the Meitei
Posted on 15 May 2022
Creation myths, belief and superstitions, the concept of birth and rebirth according to the Meitei philosophy, are ingrained in the rituals of Lai Haraoba.
Why ecotourism should be placed as priority of government policy
Posted on 4 Apr 2022
Ecotourism in Manipur would help increase awareness and concern for the environment through nature-based tourism activities and generate employment for many in the state.
Environmental impact of sand mining
Posted on 25 Apr 2022
Sand mining has several impacts on the river environment. Sand mining disturbs and completely removes the habitat from the mined zones.
Threats to biodiversity
Posted on 18 Apr 2022
We tend to overlook nature’s inter-relationship and take short-term actions that can have a serious impact on biodiversity and its habitats. Humans do not have the right to do this.
Is Sustainable Development Unsustainable?
Posted on 10 Apr 2022
To ensure sustainable development, any activity that is expected to bring about economic growth must also consider its environmental impact (or environmental costs) so that it is more consistent with long-term growth and development.
Mayhem of Corruption in Manipur
Posted on 27 Mar 2022
Transforming corruption control and consolidation of good governance into public policy and institutional reforms in Manipur is still a herculean challenge.
Block chain technology wherein future lie
Posted on 13 Mar 2022
Block chain is ideal for delivering the information because it provides immediate shared and completely transparent information stored on an immutable ledger that can be accessed only by permissioned network members.
Yongchak declining in Manipur
Posted on 17 Nov 2020
There is a vast decline of yongchak population in Manipur and no report is yet made. Many believe to be the wave of mobile phone and mobile tower; others reported the change in environmental factor..
The Role of Mountain in Green Economy
Posted on 6 Mar 2022
The green economy framework and Rio+20 need to recognize the benefits arising from mountain ecosystems and should set principles and policies for global, regional and national actions in support of sustainable mountain development.
Splashing Free Unfair Elections
Posted on 27 Feb 2022
The Constitution of India promises free and fair election to the citizens of the country and empowers the Election Commission to superintend, control and direct the election in India, but ensuring free and fair election will be an impossible task
Time to rejuvenate wetlands to maintain age-old socio-cultural relationship
Posted on 4 Feb 2022
Making sure wetlands continue to deliver vital ecosystem services to humanity requires their prioritization, protection, restoration, better management and monitoring.
How watershed management can effectively address socio-economic problems of people
Posted on 30 Jan 2022
Management of natural resources at watershed scale produces multiple benefits in terms of increasing food production, improving livelihoods, protecting environment, addressing gender and equity issues along with bio-diversity concern.
Wonders of Imaginary number iota (i) - it is worth investigating after all!
Posted on 9 Jan 2022
The result of study by researchers on imaginary number suggest that the possible ways we can explain the universe in mathematics are actually much more controversial than we thought.
Oil palm cultivation will be more damaging to the environment than poppy plantation
Posted on 26 Dec 2021
Environmental experts say that certifying oil palm amounts to nothing more than ‘’green washing’. Also, Oil palm cultivation in a biodiversity hotspot area like Manipur will be more damaging to the environment than poppy plantation.
Skill Development: Chuck the thick manuals!
Posted on 3 Jan 2022
The formation of the National Skill Development Mission has necessitated the need to re-examine the need for skill development in relation to rural livelihood in Manipur. This is felt more in a state like Manipur where the challenge is emanating from the demographic dividend, rural and urban set up.
Quantum and classical computers
Posted on 19 Dec 2021
The design of a quantum algorithm needs to take into account what you can do such that measurement will correspond to what you want.
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