Evolution of the Prison System in Manipur: A Comparative Study
Author: Dr. Sushmita Hoshi Nongmeikapam
Type: Journal Publication
Book Title: Evolution of the Prison System in Manipur: A Comparative Study
Date: December 2024
ISSN: ISSN 2349-5162
The prison system in Manipur has undergone significant transformations, shaped by its socio-political, cultural, and legal contexts across three historical phases: pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial.
View PublicationJustice Administration in Manipur: Analysing the Pre-Colonial Era
Author: Dr. Sushmita Hoshi Nongmeikapam
Type: Journal Publication
Book Title: Justice Administration in Manipur: Analysing the Pre-Colonial Era
Date: December 2024
ISSN: E-ISSN 2348-1269
The study of justice administration in Manipur during the pre-colonial era reveals that fairness and traditional governance were balanced by a structured and culturally embedded legal system in Manipur throughout the pre-colonial era.
View PublicationThe Mystery of Language and Thoughts: Signifying the Person in Southeast Asia
Author: Dr. Salikyu Sangtam
Type: Journal Publication
Book Title: The Mystery of Language and Thoughts: Signifying the Person in Southeast Asia
Date: Jan-April 2025
ISSN: 2583-1038
How we address or indicate ourselves to others-as well as the pronouns, words, and terms we use to identify ourselves-is heavily meaning-laden with how we accept the world as something familiar and structured, that is, “as-the-way-things-are.”
View PublicationGender Dynamics and Patriarchal Resistance in Indigenous Narratives: An in-depth Analysis of Temsula Ao’s Short Stories
Author: Dr. Hawaibam Loiyumba
Type: Journal Publication
Book Title: Gender Dynamics and Patriarchal Resistance in Indigenous Narratives: An in-depth Analysis of Temsula Ao’s Short Stories
Date: September 2025
ISSN: 2347-4777
This paper delves into the complex gender dynamics and patriarchal resistance depicted in Temsula Ao's short stories, exploring how Indigenous women in Northeast India, particularly Naga women, navigate and challenge oppressive societal structures.
View PublicationChild labour: A barrier to India’s sustainable development goals
Author: Dr. Daniel Michal Khan
Type: Journal Article
Book Title: Child labour: A barrier to India’s sustainable development goals
Date: March 2025
ISSN: 2664-6021
This study is based on a sample of two hundred child labourers randomly taken from the Dimapur city. The primary data is collected through a survey method using semi-structured questionnaires.
View PublicationIntrusion into Consent: A Critique of Patriarchal Ideology and Its Implications
Author: Dr. Hawaibam Loiyumba
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Literature, Language and Culture: A shared Dialogue
Date: May 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48856-78-4
This paper explores how patriarchal beliefs continue to suppress women’s freedom and self-governance, particularly through societal expectations, familial norms, and literary representations.
View PublicationImpact of GST on Indian economy
Author: Dr. Amar Ranjan Dey
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Impact of GST on Indian economy
Date: April 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48091-95-6
In India, taxes on goods and services may be imposed at the point of manufacture, sale, and consumption.
View PublicationDiscrimination or Humanitarianism? A Moral Assessment of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019
Author: Dr. Daniel Michal Khan
Type: Journal Article
Book Title: Discrimination or Humanitarianism? A Moral Assessment of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019
Date: April 2025
ISSN: 2664-6021
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) of 2019 has ignited widespread ethical and political debate, with supporters framing it as a humanitarian gesture toward persecuted minorities and critics denouncing it as a discriminatory law that undermines the secular fabric of the Indian Constitution.
View PublicationExplaining China’s Actions Abroad: An Erudite Defense of Beijing’s Policies and Perceptions
Author: Dr. Salikyu Sangtam
Type: Journal Article
Book Title: Explaining China’s Actions Abroad: An Erudite Defense of Beijing’s Policies and Perceptions
Date: May 2025
ISSN: 2583-1038
In such times, when China has become a useful punching bag for extracting political and professional mileage, Is China a Menacing Empire?
View PublicationIntroduction: Development Dynamics in Northeast India
Author: Dr. P. Lalpekhlui
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Ecological Futures: Communities, Conflicts and Contestations in Northeast India
Date: March 2025
ISBN: 9788196085070
The Northeastern region of India, recognised as a part of the Eastern Himalayan belt, is known for its diverse ecosystems and carbon sinks, preserved over generations by indigenous communities.
The Role of Education in Combating Child Labour
Author: Dr. Daniel Michal Khan
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: The Role of Humanities in Understanding Society: A Broad Perspective
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-7143-323-5
Child labour remains one of the most critical socio-economic issues confronting developing and underdeveloped countries.
View PublicationIndian English Literature
Author: Dr. Rosy Tep
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Indian English Literature
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-6489-300-8
Indian English literature, a vibrant and dynamic field, occupies a unique space in the global literary landscape.
View PublicationRevisiting American Television’s Marginalized Subaltern Indian Identity: A Study of Jonathan of NBC’s 30 Rock
Author: Dr. Anjan K Behera
Type: Book Chapter
Book Title: Revisiting American Television’s
Marginalized Subaltern Indian Identity: A Study of Jonathan of NBC’s 30 Rock
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-6489-300-8
Television has been one of the major mediums of mass communication in the United States of America. As a whole, the television networks of the United States are the largest and the most syndicated in the world.
View PublicationFragments of Faith: Biblical Symbolism And Thematic Presence In T.S. Eliot's And W.B. Yeats' Selected Poems
Author: Ms Chubamenla
Type: Peer reviewed journal 1
Book Title: Fragments of Faith: Biblical Symbolism And Thematic Presence In T.S. Eliot's And W.B. Yeats' Selected Poems
Date: 24th June 2025
ISSN: E-ISSN: 2348-1269, and P-ISSN: 2349-5138
This paper explores the functions of biblical scripture as a mirror of spiritual decay and dwindling hope for redemption in modernist poetry, focusing on the works of T.S. Eliot and W.B. Yeats.
View PublicationHappy Aging in India: The Role of Cultural Norms and Values
Author: Dr. Ngaopunii Trichao Thomas, Prof. Sanjoy Roy, Dr. G. Richie
Type: Peer reviewed journal 1
Book Title: Happy Aging in India: The Role of Cultural Norms and Values
Date: July 2025
ISSN: 2349-0926
Aging is a culturally embedded, complex, and multidimensional process. India, as a culturally diverse nation with traditional practices and social norms, meaningfully contributes to the
aging experience and life satisfaction of the elderly.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Visual Storytelling: Exploration of Synthetic Media and Synthetic Realities with reference to Nagaland_Talks
Author: Tsutipang Jamir
Type: Paper Publication
Book Title: Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) Visual Storytelling: Exploration of Synthetic Media and Synthetic Realities with reference to Nagaland_Talks
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48856-59-3
The phenomenon as we know it Artificial Intelligence (AI) is burgeoning worldwide. Much as a phenomenon, it is a technology which has altered and is altering the way we interact, communicate, associate and evolve as a society.
Narrative Of Society: A Cross Disciplinary Literary Inquiry
Author: Dr. Temsukumla Ao
Type: Paper Publication
Book Title: Narrative Of Society: A Cross Disciplinary Literary Inquiry
Date: July 2025
ISBN: 978-93-48856-59-3
The everyday realities of women across societies are shaped not merely by individual choices or biological differences but by deeply entrenched social structures, historical legacies, and cultural norms.
View PublicationAsserting Jungle Nama as a Resistance to Mastery and a Narrative of Eco-Harmony through the Lens of Literary Naturalism
Author: Dr Asenla Yanger
Type: Journal
Book Title: Asserting Jungle Nama as a Resistance to Mastery and a Narrative of Eco-Harmony through the Lens of Literary Naturalism
Date: August 2025
ISSN: ISSN -2395-1877
The Sundarbans, with its lush, vibrant flora and fauna, particularly the mangrove forest, is an enchanting tract of rich biodiversity which is the home to the Royal Bengal Tiger.
View PublicationPersonality Traits among College Students in Nagaland: A Quantitative Study
Author: Dr. Nouzhienino Peseyie
Type: Paper publication
Book Title: Personality Traits among College Students in Nagaland: A Quantitative Study
Date: February 2026
ISSN: 3048-7641
Personality traits refer to relatively enduring patterns of cognition, affect, and behaviour that distinguish individuals across situations and over time.
View PublicationThe Modus Operandi of Internet Dependency and Its Ethical Usage
Author: Dr. Vanlal Chhanchhuahi and Dr. Junali Deka
Type: Paper publication
Book Title: The Modus Operandi of Internet Dependency and Its Ethical Usage
Date: 9th July 2029 (Online first)
ISSN: 2249-8818 (Online) 0976-0911 (Print)
Dependency is often perceived as having a negative connotation. Most inter-net users may be reluctant to publicly admit whether they are internet-depen-dent.
