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Ratha yatra locally known as 'Kang or Kang-Chingba', is held on the second new moon of Inga (June-July) for ten days and is one of the main festivals of Hindus of Manipur.
*Shree Govindajee Temple (Konung): A historic Vaishnavite centre, adjoining the Royal Palace of Manipur's former Maharajas, the Govindajee Temple is a simple yet beautiful structure. Twin domes, a paved courtyard and a raised large congregation hall form a perfect backdrop for priests who descend the steps, to accept offerings from devotees in the courtyard. The shrines of Krishna and Balaram and Jagannath flank the two sides of the presiding deity.
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Saturday, September 10, 2011
ISKCON Kang-Chingba (Ratha Yatra)
Ratha yatra locally known as 'Kang or Kang-Chingba', is held on the second new moon of Inga (June-July) for ten days and is one of the main festivals of Hindus of Manipur.
visit at http://mbobo.net/iskcon-kang-manipur.html
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
YEKS (clans) of Meitei, Manipur
1) NINGTHOUJA (Mangang)
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80. Phamdom
81. Philem
82. Sanawaibam
83. Sanowjam
84. Sansinbam
85. Singam
86. Soram
87. Sadokpam
88. Sairem
89. Sapam
90. Shonjoubam
91. Sinam
92. Singkhabam
93. Snabam
94. Snasam
95. Sorensangbam
96. Soyam
97. Taijam Naorem
98. Tayenjam
99. Telm
100. Thangobam
101. Thingnam
102. Thowdam
103. Tonsembam
104. Waikhom
105. Wangkheilowrungbam
106. Wangkheimayum
107. Wangkheirakpam
108. Wareppam
109. Yaiskullakpamayum
110. Yangowyeibam
111. Yelwam
112. Yengkhom
113. Yengkokpam
114. Yensenbam
115. Yumnam
116. Yumnam sorensangbam
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2) LUWANG
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3) KHUMAN
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72. Sagulpam
73. Sandham
74. Sanjenbam
75. Sapam
76. Sinam
77. Sowgaijam
78. Taibangjam
79. Taibangjam warappam
80. Taobam
81. Taoman
82. Taorem
83. Taorem
84. Thangangsabam hanglem
85. Thangjam
86. Thangjam samukchan
87. Thangkam yaosam
88. Thangram
89. Thengujam
90. Thingbaijam
91. Thingom
92. Thingom
93. Thoidingjam
94. Thokpam
95. Thonganam
96. Thongbam
97. Tonjum
98. Wangom
99. Warappam
100. Wayengbam
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4) ANGOM
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5) MOIRANG
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6) KHABA NGANBA
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7) LEISHANGTHEM (CHENGLEI)
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Pagination Design
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/11/16/pagination-gallery-examples-and-good-practices/
http://komunitasweb.com/2009/03/42-pagination-design-inspiration/
http://komunitasweb.com/2009/03/42-pagination-design-inspiration/
Sunday, March 21, 2010
festival on inter-cultural dialogue between north east india & south east asia
Thursday, January 14, 2010
List of Separatist groups in Manipur (from globalsecurity.org)
1. CKRF – Chin Kuki Revolutionary Front
2. HPC (D) – Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic)
3. HPC - Hmar People’s Convention (also known as HRF – Hmar Revolutionary Front)
4. IKL – Iripak Kanba Lup
5. INF – Islamic National Front
6. IPRA – Indigenous People’s Revolutionary Alliance
7. IRF – Islamic Revolutionary Front
8. KNF – Kuki National Front
9. KCP – Kangleipak Communist Party
10. KDF – Kuki Defence Force
11. KIA – Kuki Independent Army
12. KIF – Kuki International Force
13. KKK – Kangleipak Kanba Kanglup
14. KLF – Kuki Liberation Front
15. KLO – Kangleipak Liberation Organisation
16. KNA – Kuki National Army
17. KNF (P) – Kuki National Front (?)
18. KNV – Kuki National Volunteers
19. KRF – Kuki Revolutionary Front
20. KRPC – Kom Rem People’s Convention
21. KSF – Kuki Security Force
22. KYKL (O) – Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (Oken)
23. KYKL (T) – Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (Toijamba)
24. MLTA – Manipur Liberation Tiger Army
25. MPA - Manipur People’s Army
26. MPLF – Manipur People’s Liberation Front
27. NSCN (I-M) – National Council of Nagaland
28. PREPAK – Peoples’ Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak
29. PRA – People’s Republican Army
30. PULF – People’s United Liberation Front
31. PLA – Peoples’ Liberation Army
32. RPF – Revolutionary People’s Front
33. UNLF – United National Liberation Front
34. UKLF – United Kuki Liberation Front
35. ZRA – Zomi Revolutionary Army
36. ZRV – Zomi Revolutionary Volunteers
2. HPC (D) – Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic)
3. HPC - Hmar People’s Convention (also known as HRF – Hmar Revolutionary Front)
4. IKL – Iripak Kanba Lup
5. INF – Islamic National Front
6. IPRA – Indigenous People’s Revolutionary Alliance
7. IRF – Islamic Revolutionary Front
8. KNF – Kuki National Front
9. KCP – Kangleipak Communist Party
10. KDF – Kuki Defence Force
11. KIA – Kuki Independent Army
12. KIF – Kuki International Force
13. KKK – Kangleipak Kanba Kanglup
14. KLF – Kuki Liberation Front
15. KLO – Kangleipak Liberation Organisation
16. KNA – Kuki National Army
17. KNF (P) – Kuki National Front (?)
18. KNV – Kuki National Volunteers
19. KRF – Kuki Revolutionary Front
20. KRPC – Kom Rem People’s Convention
21. KSF – Kuki Security Force
22. KYKL (O) – Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (Oken)
23. KYKL (T) – Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (Toijamba)
24. MLTA – Manipur Liberation Tiger Army
25. MPA - Manipur People’s Army
26. MPLF – Manipur People’s Liberation Front
27. NSCN (I-M) – National Council of Nagaland
28. PREPAK – Peoples’ Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak
29. PRA – People’s Republican Army
30. PULF – People’s United Liberation Front
31. PLA – Peoples’ Liberation Army
32. RPF – Revolutionary People’s Front
33. UNLF – United National Liberation Front
34. UKLF – United Kuki Liberation Front
35. ZRA – Zomi Revolutionary Army
36. ZRV – Zomi Revolutionary Volunteers
Monday, November 10, 2008
Creativity as talent
Too many people believe that creativity is a talent with which some people are born and the rest ca only envy. This is a negetive attitude that is completely mistaken.
Creativity is a skill that can be learned, developed and applied. It is as much a skill as skiing, playing tennis, cooking or learning others.... Everyone can learn such skills. At the end not everyone is going to be equally good at these skills. Some people cook better than others. some people play tennis better than others. But everyone can learn the skill. And everyone can seek to get better through practice.... more practice and more practice.
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