Problems of stubble burning and its solution
Posted on 26 Nov 2022
It is easy to manage stubbles by incorporating them into the field. Farmers, however, do not prefer in-situ incorporation since the stubble takes time to decompose.
Sanjenbam Jugeshwor Singh
Assistant Professor, JCRE Global College, Babupara, Imphal. The writer can be reached at sjugeshwor7@gmail.com
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Festival for Integration
Posted on 22 Nov 2022
Festivals have been examined as ways of responding to various forms of crisis; social, political, economic and as a means of remaking and re-animating spaces and social life.
Bamboo - the Green Steel for Construction
Posted on 11 Nov 2022
As an economic building material, bamboo’s rate of productivity and cycle of annual harvest outstrips any other naturally growing resource
The Creamy Layer and Reservation
Posted on 5 Nov 2022
Reservation is a hot button topic among Dalit politicians. So, the Supreme Court’s ruling is certain to spark a political reaction.
Liquor Prohibition: Benefits and Challenges for Manipur
Posted on 14 Oct 2022
As Manipur decides to partially lift prohibition in the state, there's a need to take a closer look at the benefits and challenges of prohibition and otherwise.
Unemployment in Manipur: Thousands of job seekers in dire strait as government fails to intervene effectively
Posted on 28 Oct 2022
The Central government along with the state must invest in social welfare projects like building medical infrastructure, schools and water supply lines, among others, that can rope in thousands of local youths for gainful employment.
Why Meitei/Meetei Demand for ST?
Posted on 23 Oct 2022
Inclusion of Meitei in ST list has nothing to do with anything that has already existed for our hill tribal brethren.
Champions of Human Rights and Nobel Peace Prize 2022
Posted on 17 Oct 2022
By awarding the Nobel Peace Prize for 2022 to Ales Bialiatski, Memorial and Center for Civil Liberties, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes to honour three outstanding champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful coexistence in the neighboring countries Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.
Quantum Mechanics and 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics
Posted on 9 Oct 2022
What makes quantum mechanics so special is that its equivalents to the balls have no determined states until they are measured.
Music in Nation Building
Posted on 2 Oct 2022
A vigorous activity by educational institutions and business will save import costs and indeed provide avenues for exports.
Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development
Posted on 25 Sept 2022
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the future is still very uncertain, especially with the detection of new variants, some of which are spreading more quickly. But how could we have known that the infection was caused by a virus, what this virus looks like and what its genetic sequence and variations are without basic research?
World within the palm of AI
Posted on 17 Sept 2022
Powered by various forms of machine learning that recognize patterns in data to enable predictions, AI can add value to your business by: Providing a more comprehensive understanding of the abundance of data available: Relying on predictions to automate excessively complex or mundane tasks.
Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and Teacher's Day
Posted on 4 Sept 2022
While serving as the President of India, when some people wanted to celebrate his birthday, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan had proposed that if people genuinely wanted to celebrate his birthday then let it be celebrated as a day for teachers.
Edge computing for modern software development
Posted on 2 Sept 2022
What makes Edge so exciting is the potential it has for transforming business across every industry and function, from customer engagement and marketing to production and back-office operations.
How life skills are crucial to women empowerment
Posted on 26 Aug 2022
Skill development is the key solution to women empowerment as literacy does not translate into relevant skills for employment and there exist social, historical and cultural hindrances.
Sport as Peace and Development Tool
Posted on 19 Aug 2022
Over the past few years, a movement has been building at the international level in support of sports for development and peace, bringing with it an unprecedented level of focus, coordination, and strategic thinking.
75 Years Journey of India's Independence
Posted on 15 Aug 2022
As India is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its independence, let’s look at what have been the historic events, most significant achievements and major milestones during this period: On August 15, 1947, India gained its independence from British Rule.
The urgent call for river rejuvenation
Posted on 10 Jul 2022
Experts opine that by 2025, the country will be facing an acute water crisis if no preventive measures are taken today. Hence, the need of the hour is environmentally sustainable development of river resource.
Sports in nation building and sustainable development
Posted on 31 Jul 2022
Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than government in breaking down racial barriers.
Burden of Overpopulation
Posted on 17 Jul 2022
Overpopulation is a big threat to the environment, natural resources, human beings, or the entire ecosystem. It only creates a crisis that increases poverty, climate change, pollution, and many environmental and social issues in the world
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