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Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About The Author: Khomdon Singh Lisam rd/khomdonsingh" Title="khomdonsingh">Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985), University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (19952003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 20052006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS. History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. Contents: Vol 3, CONTENTS: #17. Games and Sports in Manipur ¥ Beginning of Sports movement in Manipur ¥ Sports Personalities of Manipur during Maharaja ChurachandÕs Reign ¥ Olympians from Manipur ¥ Arjuna Award Winners ¥ Other Sports Stars ¥ Indigenous Games of Manipur ¥ Mukna (Manipuri Wrestling) ¥ Mukna Kangjei (Khong Kangjei) ¥ Yubi Lakpi ¥ Woolaobi ¥ Hiyang Tannaba ¥ Arambai Hunba ¥ Kang Sanaba ¥ ThangTa:#18. Sagol Kangjei (Polo) ¥ Sagol Kangjei (POLO) ¥ Origin of Sagol Kangjei (Polo) in Manipur ¥ Pana Sagol Kangjei ¥ Manipur Sagol Kangjei during British Period ¥ WorldÕs first Polo Club was established at Silchar in 1859 ¥ Manipur Polo spread to other parts of British India ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to other parts of the World from 1868 ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to Malta in 1868 ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to England in 1869 ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to Argentina in 1873 : ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to Australia in 1876 ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to USA in 1876 ¥ Manipur Polo Game spread to France in 1879 ¥ Polo Players of Manipur during 19th Century ¥ Languages of Polo Game ¥ Chronology of development of Polo ¥ History of Polo from other countries of the world 19. Handlooms, Handicrafts and Textiles ¥ Legends ¥ Historical Background : ¥ Modern Handloom and Handicrafts : ¥ Handloom Population and Production ¥ Textiles of the Meiteis ¥ Design and embroidery used in Meitei Textiles ¥ Textile of Nagas ¥ Textile of Tangkhuls ¥ Textile of Kabui Nagas ¥ Textile of Hmars ¥ Textile of Kukis ¥ Textile of Paites ¥ Pottery in Manipur ¥ Cane and Bamboo works ¥ Kouna Craft #20. All Districts of Manipur ¥ Imphal East District ¥ Imphal West District ¥ Thoubal district ¥ Bishnupur Distrcit ¥ Churachandpur District ¥ Ukhrul District ¥ Senapati District ¥ Tamenglong District ¥ Chandel District #21. IndoMyanmar Border Trade ¥ IndoMyanmar Border Trade ¥ Present Status of IndoMyanmar Trade Route through Moreh ¥ Volume of IndoMyanmar Trade ¥ Volume of Trade through Moreh ¥ Measures taken up by the Government of India / State Government ¥ Potential areas of exports from Manipur to Myanmar ¥ Potential areas of Import from Myanmar to Manipur ¥ TranAsian Highways ¥ Kunming Initiative #22. Why Invest in the State?¥ Why Invest in the State? ¥ Industrial Policy of Manipur ¥ Package of Incentives ¥ New Industrial Package for the NorthEast ¥ Development of Industrial Infrastructure ¥ Transport Subsidy ¥ Fiscal Incentives ¥ Relaxation of PMRY norms ¥ Other Incentives ¥ Procedure for release of assistance under the New Incentives. ¥ Industrial Scenario of Manipur ¥ Spinning Mill ¥ Bamboo and paper industry ¥ Silk and Tasar Industry ¥ Industrial Corporations ¥ Manipur Food Industries Corporation Ltd. ¥ 200 TPD Cement Project in Manipur ¥ Serpentinite and Idocrase Processing Industries ¥ Manipur Traditional Liquor Plant ¥ Integrated pineapple Concentration Plant ¥ Bamboo shoot Fermentation ¥ Medicinal plant Processing Industry. ¥ Floriculture ¥ Information Technology (IT) ¥ Power Sector ¥ Horticulture: ¥ Pottery ¥ Business Opportunities ¥ Agriculture ¥ Tea ¥ Yongchak ¥ Medicinal Plants ¥ Rice Flake (Chengpak) ¥ Banking and Finance ¥ Pineapple ¥ Ginger ¥ Manipur Traditional Liquor ¥ Mushrooms: ¥ Bamboo and Bamboo shoots ¥ Rubber: ¥ Identification of Feasible Industrial Projects in Manipur ¥ Market Potential ¥ Fruit Processing ¥ Cane and Bamboo Production Project ¥ Kouna Crafts Production Project ¥ Orchids ¥ Black scented rice ¥ Proposed Projects #Appendix1 : British Political Agents / Officers in Manipur Appendix2 : Instrument of Accession #Appendix3 : Standstill Agreement #Appendix4 : Govnors of Manipur #Appendix5 : Chief Ministers of Manipur #Appendix6 : Speakers of Manipur #Appendix7 : Glossary #Appendix8 : Index ,Index 1113 The Title 'Encyclopaedia of Manipur written/authored/edited by Khomdon Singh Lisam', published in the year 2011. The ISBN 9788178358673 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 358 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is NorthEast Indi.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About The Author: Khomdon Singh Lisam rd/khomdonsingh" Title="khomdonsingh">Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985), University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (19952003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 20052006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS. History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. Contents: Vol2 # Contents,8. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes :, ¥ Scheduled Castes ¥ Scheduled Tribes ¥ Aimol ¥ Anal ¥ Chiru ¥ Chothe ¥ Gangte ¥ Kacha Naga ¥ Koirao ¥ Koireng ¥ Kom ¥ Lamgang ¥ Mao ¥ Maram ¥ Maring ¥ Mate ¥ Mizo ¥ Lai/Pawih ¥ Monsang ¥ Moyon ¥ Paite ¥ Poumai Naga ¥ Purum ¥ Salhte(Soktes) ¥ Tarao ¥ Thadou ¥ Vaiphei ¥ Zeliangrong ¥ Zou ,9. The Naga Tribes, ¥ Origin of the term Naga ¥ How many Naga Tribes are there? ¥ Origin and Migration of Nagas : ¥ Physical Features ¥ Head Taking ¥ Occupation ¥ Houses ¥ Food ¥ Religion ¥ Social Life and Village Organisation ¥ Oath Taking : ¥ Dress and Ornaments ¥ Handicraft ¥ Design of clothes ¥ The Morung ¥ Economic Activities ¥ Marriage ¥ Child Birth ¥ Inheritance ¥ Death Ritual ¥ Tattooing ¥ Feasts of Merit ¥ Early Relations with the British ¥ Naga National Movement ¥ Govt. of India Act1919 ¥ Simon Commission1929 ¥ Govt. of India Act1935 ¥ Visit of Cabinet Mission ¥ The 9Point Agreement ¥ Declaration of Naga IndependenceAugust 14, 1947 ¥ Naga Voluntary Plebiscite of 1951¥ Proclamation of the Federal Government ¥ Naga PeopleÕs Convention ¥ Birth of State of Nagaland ¥ Earlier IndoNaga Peace Talks ¥ Shillong Accord ¥ Birth of NSCN ¥ Split of NSCN ¥ NSCNIM ¥ Linkages of NSCNIM ¥ NSCNK ¥ Rivalry between NSCNIM and NSCNK ¥ Peace Process ¥ The Manipur Factor and the Peace Process ¥ Weakness of NSCNÕs demands for Greater Nagaland ¥ Possible solutions,10. Tangkhuls, ¥ Origin of the word ÒTangkhulÓ ¥ Migration of Tangkhuls ¥ Origin of Tangkhuls ¥ Tangkhul and Meitei Ties ¥ Physical appearance of Tangkhuls ¥ Tangkhul House ¥ Occupation ¥ Hairstyle (Coiffure) ¥ Tattooing ¥ Ornaments ¥ Weapons ¥ Tangkhul Language ¥ Religion ¥ Longshim (Bachelors Dormitory) ¥ Ngalalong : (Girls Dormitory) ¥ Awunga ¥ Hangva ¥ Marriage ¥ Disposal of dead ¥ Log Drum ¥ War : Head Taking ¥ Swearing and Oath Taking : ¥ Economy ¥ Tangkhul festivals ¥ Music and Dances ¥ Art and Culture ¥ Textiles and Clothes ¥ Maran Kasa (Feast of Merit),11. Kukis and Hmars, ¥ Kukis: origin of Kukis ¥ Physical Features ¥ Dress and Ornaments ¥ Settlement area (Kho) ¥ Villages of Kukis ¥ Houses of Kukis ¥ Family ¥ Marriage ¥ Divorce ¥ Cultivation ¥ Village administration ¥ Land and mode of inheritance ¥ Death Ritual ¥ Food ¥ Som Inn (Bachelors Dormitory ¥ Musical instruments ¥ Dances ¥ Games and sports ¥ Economic life ¥ Hmars ¥ Origin and Migration ¥ Hmar Clans ¥ Houses ¥ Marriage ¥ Family and Inheritances of Hmars ¥ Traditional Political system of Hmars ¥ Busung Sadar ¥ Thiempu ¥ The Village Crier ¥ Siehmang Upas (Councillors) ¥ Youth Dormitory (Buonzawl) ¥ Val ÐUpsa ¥ Courtship ¥ Religion ¥ Dances of Hmars ¥ Musical Instruments ¥ Textiles of Hmars ¥ Handicrafts of Hmrars ¥ Decorative Arts,12. Prominent Tourist Spots , ¥ Imphal City ¥ Kangla fort, the ancient Manipur Palace ¥ Khwairamband Keithel (Sana Keithel) ¥ IMA Keithel or Mothers Market. ¥ Saheed Minar ¥ Shree Govindajee Temple ¥ Temple of Thangal General ¥ Manipur State Museum : ¥ Manipur Zoological Garden : ¥ War Cemeteries ¥ Khonghampat Orchidarium ¥ Heecham Yaicham Pat ¥ Kaina ¥ Andro the ancient village : ¥ Langthabal ¥ Khongjom ¥ Moirang ¥ Loktak Lake and Sendra Island ¥ Keibul Lamjao National Park ¥ Phubala ¥ Sekta Kei Mound Archeological Living Museum ¥ Waithou Lake ¥ Singda ¥ Tamenglong ¥ Ukhrul ¥ Shirui Lily ¥ Moreh ¥ Churachandpur #13. Festivals of Manipur ¥ Festival of Meiteis ¥ Cheiraoba The Meitei NewYear ¥ Ningol Chakouba the social festival of Meiteis ¥ Yaoshang The premier festival of the Meiteis ¥ Baruni ¥ Kang Chingba or Ratha Yatra ¥ Krishna Janmashtami ¥ Durga Puja ¥ Diwali ¥ Heikru Hitongba ¥ Mera Houchongba : ¥ Lai Haraoba : ÒÔFrolic of the godsÓ ¥ The festival of Christians Christmas ¥ Festival of Tangkhuls ¥ Festival of Zeliangrong Nagas ¥ Festival of Poumai Nagas ¥ Festival of Kukis ¥ Festival of Muslims # 14. Temples and Monuments ¥ Vishnu Temple of Bishnupur ¥ Lord Krishna Temple of Brahmapur Leikai ¥ Shri Hanuman Thakur Temple of Mahabali Umang ¥ Shri Govindajee Temple of Old Palace Kangla ¥ Thangal General Temple of Wangkhei ¥ Leimapokpam Keirungba Te.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About The Author: Khomdon Singh Lisam rd/khomdonsingh" Title="khomdonsingh">Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985), University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (19952003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 20052006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS. History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. Contents: Vol1 # Contents, Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgements,1. Introduction , ¥ Why should you visit Manipur ? ¥ Entry Formalities /Protected Area Permit(PAP) ¥ Inner Line Permit ¥ Customs and Duties ¥ How to reach Imphal ¥ Hotel Facilities ¥ Travel Agents ¥ Courier Services ¥ Health Precautions ¥ Facts about Manipur ¥ City Distances ¥ Important Telephones ¥ Places of Interest ¥ Excursions ¥ Shopping in Manipur ,2. Origin of Manipur and Historical Evidences, ¥ Creation of the Galaxy ¥ Creation of Manipur: A legend ¥ Creation of Yek and Salai ¥ Different names of Manipur and ManipurÕs relations with neighbouring kingdoms ¥ Origin of the name ÐManipur ¥ Origin of Meiteis : ¥ Migration ¥ Historical Evidence ¥ Ancient Books ÐChronicles or the Puyas ¥ Stone inscriptions and Copper/Iron Plates ¥ Coins ¥ Historical Relevance ¥ Account left by Europeans ¥ Archaeological findings ¥ Archivial sources ,3. Geography, Fauna and Flora, ¥ Climate ¥ Boundaries of Manipur ¥ Hill Ranges ¥ Rivers ¥ Lakes ¥ Waterfalls ¥ Caves ¥ Fauna and Flora ¥ Wildlifea rich heritage of Manipur ¥ Keibul Lamjao National Park ¥ Birds, Reptiles, common animals ¥ Fishes ¥ Soil ¥ Forest ¥ Vegetation ¥ Wet Hill Forest ¥ Pinus Casia Forests ¥ Wet Temperate Forests ¥ SubAlpine Forests ¥ Teak Gurjan Forests ¥ Semi Evergreen Forests ¥ Trees of Manipur ¥ Bamboo Brakes of Manipur ¥ Cane Brakes of Manipur ¥ Mushrooms ¥ Rubber ¥ Tree Bean Cultivation ¥ Mineral resources ¥ Flowers ¥ Shirui Lily ¥ Orchids ¥ Fruits,4. Manipur Kingdom and Kings , ¥ Chronicle of the Manipur Kings ¥ Great Historical Gap 119944 B.C. ¥ Kingship ¥ Lakpas ¥ Military Service ¥ Land Revenue ¥ Changes in the administrative structure during various kingships ¥ Reorganization as a result of contact with neighbouring kings ¥ Administration of Villages ¥ Service Relationship ¥ Phamnaiba ¥ Lalupkaba ¥ Loipotkaba ¥ Judiciary Relationship ¥ Religious Relationship ¥ Important Kings / Maharajas of Manipur ¥ Tangja Leela Pakhangba ¥ Ningthou Kangba ¥ Koi Koi ¥ Poireiton Khunthokpa ¥ Luwang Punshiba ¥ Nongda Lairen Pakhangba ¥ Khuiyoi Tompoak ¥ Ura Konthouba ¥ Naothingkhong ¥ Meidingu Ayaangba ¥ Meidingu Yanglou Keiphaba ¥ Meidingu Loiyumba ¥ Meidingu Loitongba ¥ Ningthou Khomba ¥ Meidingu Senbi Kyaamba ¥ Mungyamba ¥ Khagemba ¥ Charai Rongba ¥ Garib Niwaj ¥ Chit Shai ¥ Bharat Shai ¥ Gourshyam ¥ Maharaja Bhagyachandra (Chingthangkhomba or Jai Singh) ¥ Labanya Chandra and Madhuchandra ¥ Chourajit ¥ Marjit Singh ¥ Hirachandra ¥ Advance of Gambheer Singh and Signing of Treaty of Yandabo ¥ Raja Gambheer Singh ¥ Maharaja Chandrakirti ¥ Maharaja Nara Singh ¥ Maharaja Devendra Singh ¥ Maharaja Chandrakirti ¥ Maharaja Surchandra Singh ¥ The Palace Revolution, 1891 ¥ Maharaja Kulachandra ¥ AngloManipuri War of 1891 ¥ Khongjom War ¥ Trial and Execution of Tikendrajit and Thangal General ¥ Jubaraj Tikendrajit ¥ Thangal General ¥ Maharaja Kulachandra Dhaja ¥ Prince Angousana Senapati ¥ Maharaja Churachand Singh ¥ Maharaja Bodhchandra Singh ¥ IrabotÕs struggle for a responsible government¥ Movement for a responsible Government in Manipur ¥ Indian Independence Act of 1947 ¥ Situation of Manipur immediately before independence ¥ Signing of Stand Still Agreement and Instrument of Accession ¥ Stand Still Agreement ¥ Instrument of Accession ¥ Political development in Manipur after IndiaÕs Independence ¥ First Election and formation of a Ministry ¥ Situation of Princely States immediately before Independence ¥ Merger Agreement with other princely states ¥ Situation of Manipur immediately before the Merger Agreement ¥ Signing of Manipur Merger Agreement. ¥ Maharaja Okendrajit ,5. Population and People, ¥ The People of Manipur ¥ Census Population ¥ Meitei Pangan ¥ Sikhs ¥ Nepalese ¥ Biharis ¥ Marawaris ¥ Punjabis ¥ South Indians ¥ Bengalis ¥ Society and Conduct of the Manipuris ¥ Government and Politics ¥ Religion ,6. Meiteis, ¥ Physical features ¥ Meitei Clans ÐSalais/ Yek ¥ Meitei Sagei and Yumnaks ¥ Creation of Yumnak ¥ Sagei ¥ Apokpa Khurumba ¥ Yum Mangba ¥ Piba ¥ Pibaren ¥ Ningthou ¥ Forms of address ¥ Social Mores ¥ Meitei Houses ¥ Meitei D.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. Later in the year 2006, UNAIDS has reported an alarming figure of 5.7 million HIV infected people in India with its prolonged sting through these vulnerable population to their spouses, children and other family members and communitiesÑthriving hard on their narrowing life expectancy. HIV/AIDS, the disease of the immense dread, erodes the very lifenurve of the immune system, increasing the incidence of infections. The malfunction of the immune system affects the body in various ways, and it is the loss of the normal abilities of the body to keep its existence. The book in its all scientific opinions asserts the importance of the proper nutrition as one key element in the medical management of HIV. Though not a cure, good nutrition (and exercise) helps keep the immune system strong enabling the body to fight the disease better weight loss waiting and malnutrition continue to be common problems in HIV, despite more effective antiretroviral medications, and can contribute to HIV disease progression. Good nNutrition helps the body process medication, and reduce diarrhoea, nausea, fatigue and metabolic abnormalities. The book purports to provide basic information on nutrition and its importance in relation to HIV/AIDS. Hoped, the book will prove to be highly regarded as a source material / reference book for the concerned people, programs and organisations. About The Author: Khomdon Singh Lisam, educated at Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh (1972); AIIMS, New Delhi (1981) ; Leeds University, U.K. (1992) ; University of California, USA; and Universtiy of Chula long korn, Bangkok. He worked as the head of the National AIDS Control Programme in Manipur (199598), as Project Director of the Manipur State AIDS Control Society (19982003), as a resource person in Myanmar, Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal and South Africa, as UNAIDS advisor in Durban (2000), as consultant in the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), New Delhi. Presently, he is working as the Chairman and Executive Director of the AIDS Consortium, New Delhi. ,Suchitra Lisam is presently working as a Senior Manager of Knowledge Management and HIV/AIDS in the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescents, New Delhi. She is looking after the HIV/AIDS projects in Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka under the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescents. Contents: Contents, Foreword, Acknowledgements, Preface, 1. Basic Facts about HIV/AIDs?, 2. What is Good Nutrition?, 3. How HIV Affects Nutrition and Vice Versa, 4. Your Digestive System, 5. Proteins, Carbohydrates and Fats, 6. Vitamins, 7. Minerals, 8. Viral Hepatitis and HIV, 9. Nutrition and ART, 10. Drug and Food Reactions, 11. Nutrition Side Effects and Coping with the Complications, of HIV/AIDS, 12. Tips for Good Nutrition for People with HIV/, AIDS, 13. Nutrition for the HIVPositive Woman, 14. Nutrition and HIV/AIDS Among Young, Children, 15. Protect the Quality and Safety of Your Food, 16. Nutrition and HIV/AIDS: Helping Families and, Communities to Cope, 17. Frequently Asked Questions about HIV/AIDS, and Nutrition, References, Glossary, Index The Title 'Nutrition and Aids written/authored/edited by Khomdon Singh Lisam', published in the year 2009. The ISBN 9788178357331 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 558 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is HEALTH / HOME SCIENCE. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 558.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About the Book:- The official representing Manipur may not be very familiar with the history of Manipur and for that matter with the definition and history of Nagas. The present situation is the result of the policies and Strategies, the government of India had adopted during that last 7 decades. The book is in two volumes. Volume one consists of 32 important Chapters. The author has very clearly mentioned in this volume that restoration of love, unity, communal harmony among the Nagas, Kukis and Meiteis is more important than the Inner Line Permit System or Scheduled Tribe demand. The volume Two consist of 18 Chapters and the author clearly told that this golden land of Manipur had suffered many attacks from outsiders on many occasions. Every time we have succeeded.Lord Mount batten once questioned himself. "Is the newly created India going to survive for 100 years? "We will build not only a sustainable economy but an advance economy based on modern technology with the strength of our youth who will be working in high positions in many trades all over the world. About the Author:- Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985),University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (1995-2003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 2005-2006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS.History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. CONTENTS:- 33. What to do if the Governor refer the New Bill on ILP to thePresident of India . 359Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam34. What to do if the President of India rejects the Bill on ILPS . 371Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam35. Why Did Manipur Government Amended a Rule Which is StillContested in the Manipur High Court . 379Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam36. Naga Peace Agreement and its Possible Impact on Manipur . 387Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam37. What is the Possible Future Political Status of Manipur.401Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam38. Naga Peace Accord- Shared sovereignty and its possible impacton Manipur . 421Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam39. Common future-Peaceful Co-existence and Restoration ofPre-Merger Political Status of Manipur . 431Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam40. What our HonÕble Chief Minister may do now in connectionwith the Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 453Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam41. ST Demand and Restoration of Pre-Merger Political Statusof Manipur . 461Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam42. My fervent appeal to the HonÕble Chief Minister, Manipur for taking an Assembly Resolution on Restoration of Pre-MergerPolitical Status of Manipur . 479Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam43. Sharmila ends fast Ðwhat next ? . 499Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam44. Points on Election Manifesto for the Manipur StateAssembly Election-2017 in Manipur . 505Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam45. Manipur State Constitution Act-1947Ð A Cure for all myriads of ailments in Manipur? . 519Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam46. Rajya Sabha adjourned without Citizenship AmendmentBill being tabled - What to do now? . 541Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam47. Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016Ð What to do now? . 553Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam48. Manipur State Drug Policy- Points for Consideration . 573Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam49. Who are the Indigenous People of Manipur ? . 583Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam50. Why Prime Minister of India Want Leishemba Sanajaobato be the Rajya Sabha MP of Manipur ? . 617Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh LisamReferences . 633Notes . 653Index . 659 The Title 'Problems and Issues of Manipur and Possible Solutions written/authored/edited by Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam', published in the year 2021. The ISBN 9789353243319 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 322 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: Volume 2nd Volume 2nd 322.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About the Book:- The official representing Manipur may not be very familiar with the history of Manipur and for that matter with the definition and history of Nagas. The present situation is the result of the policies and Strategies, the government of India had adopted during that last 7 decades. The book is in two volumes. Volume one consists of 32 important Chapters. The author has very clearly mentioned in this volume that restoration of love, unity, communal harmony among the Nagas, Kukis and Meiteis is more important than the Inner Line Permit System or Scheduled Tribe demand. The volume Two consist of 18 Chapters and the author clearly told that this golden land of Manipur had suffered many attacks from outsiders on many occasions. Every time we have succeeded.Lord Mount batten once questioned himself. "Is the newly created India going to survive for 100 years? "We will build not only a sustainable economy but an advance economy based on modern technology with the strength of our youth who will be working in high positions in many trades all over the world. About the Author:- Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985),University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (1995-2003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 2005-2006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS.History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. CONTENTS:- 1. Weakness of NSCN-IMÕs demands for Nagalim . 9Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam2. An Open Letter to Shri O. Ibobi Singh, Chief Minister of Manipur. 33Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam3. How Can we help to speed up the Indo-Naga Peace Process . 37Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam4. How can Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) be manipulated ? . 45Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam5. How can we root out corruption from Manipur ? . 55Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam6. Why does Manipur require Inner Line Permit System ? . 69Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam7. Inner Line Permit Ð What does the State Government need to donow ? . 77Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam8. Government of IndiaÕs Historical Blunders and what Remedies willRectify the Blunders ? . 87Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam9. An Open Letter to T. Muivah, General Secretary, NSCN-IM . 93Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam10. The Manipur Congress initiated the NSCN-IM demand forNaga integration in 2005 . 99Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam11. Agenda for the Manipur representatives of the proposed talk onAlternative Administrative Arrangement of the Naga inhabitedareas of Manipur . 105Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam12. Article 371C of Indian Constitution and other Articles needsamendment to bring equality, unity, lasting peace, prosperityand development of Manipur . 117Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam13. Do we need Sanamahi and Umang Lai Council Act withLeishemba Sanajaoba as the Head . 143Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam14. Is appointment of Parliamentary Secretaries in Manipurunconstitutional and illegal ? . 163Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam15. Points for Election Manifesto for the upcoming 2014 Lok SabhaElection in Manipur ? . 171Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam16. Why do Meiteis want Scheduled Tribes Status under theIndian Constitution ? . 181Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam17. Wake Up Call to All Voters of Manipur . 195Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam18. What should the State Government do for implementation ofthe Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 209Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam19. Inner Line Permit System in Manipur- lessons to learn fromother countries and states . 219Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam20. Why not ATSUM-T or UNC or NSCN-IM impose EconomicBlockade for Ten Years on Manipur ? . 233Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam21. Honorable and Acceptable Final Settlement of Indo-NagaPeace Talk . 241Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam22. Agenda of the Manipur State Assembly in connection withInner Line Permit System . 249Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam23. How can we salvage the Manipur State Legislative Assembly ? . 253Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam24. What our HonÕble Chief Minister may do now in connectionwith the Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 261Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam25. An Open Letter to His Excellency, the Governor of ManipurRegarding Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 269Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam26. An Open Letter to HonÕble Shri Amit Shah, NationalPresident, BJP . 275Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam27. Why recommend Manipur Regulation of Visitors, Tenants andMigrant Workers Bill-2015 without penal provisions? . 285Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam28. Who was responsible for MRVT&MW Bill 2015 withoutpunishment clauses and w.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. About the Book:- The official representing Manipur may not be very familiar with the history of Manipur and for that matter with the definition and history of Nagas. The present situation is the result of the policies and Strategies, the government of India had adopted during that last 7 decades. The book is in two volumes. Volume one consists of 32 important Chapters. The author has very clearly mentioned in this volume that restoration of love, unity, communal harmony among the Nagas, Kukis and Meiteis is more important than the Inner Line Permit System or Scheduled Tribe demand. The volume Two consist of 18 Chapters and the author clearly told that this golden land of Manipur had suffered many attacks from outsiders on many occasions. Every time we have succeeded.Lord Mount batten once questioned himself. "Is the newly created India going to survive for 100 years? "We will build not only a sustainable economy but an advance economy based on modern technology with the strength of our youth who will be working in high positions in many trades all over the world. About the Author:- Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985),University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (1995-2003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 2005-2006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS.History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. CONTENTS:- Contents1. Weakness of NSCN-IMÕs demands for Nagalim . 9Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam2. An Open Letter to Shri O. Ibobi Singh, Chief Minister of Manipur. 33Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam3. How Can we help to speed up the Indo-Naga Peace Process . 37Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam4. How can Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) be manipulated ? . 45Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam5. How can we root out corruption from Manipur ? . 55Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam6. Why does Manipur require Inner Line Permit System ? . 69Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam7. Inner Line Permit Ð What does the State Government need to donow ? . 77Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam8. Government of IndiaÕs Historical Blunders and what Remedies willRectify the Blunders ? . 87Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam9. An Open Letter to T. Muivah, General Secretary, NSCN-IM . 93Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam10. The Manipur Congress initiated the NSCN-IM demand forNaga integration in 2005 . 99Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam11. Agenda for the Manipur representatives of the proposed talk onAlternative Administrative Arrangement of the Naga inhabitedareas of Manipur . 105Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam12. Article 371C of Indian Constitution and other Articles needsamendment to bring equality, unity, lasting peace, prosperityand development of Manipur . 117Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam13. Do we need Sanamahi and Umang Lai Council Act withLeishemba Sanajaoba as the Head . 143Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam14. Is appointment of Parliamentary Secretaries in Manipurunconstitutional and illegal ? . 163Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam15. Points for Election Manifesto for the upcoming 2014 Lok SabhaElection in Manipur ? . 171Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam16. Why do Meiteis want Scheduled Tribes Status under theIndian Constitution ? . 181Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam17. Wake Up Call to All Voters of Manipur . 195Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam18. What should the State Government do for implementation ofthe Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 209Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam19. Inner Line Permit System in Manipur- lessons to learn fromother countries and states . 219Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam20. Why not ATSUM-T or UNC or NSCN-IM impose EconomicBlockade for Ten Years on Manipur ? . 233Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam21. Honorable and Acceptable Final Settlement of Indo-NagaPeace Talk . 241Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam22. Agenda of the Manipur State Assembly in connection withInner Line Permit System . 249Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam23. How can we salvage the Manipur State Legislative Assembly ? . 253Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam24. What our HonÕble Chief Minister may do now in connectionwith the Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 261Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam25. An Open Letter to His Excellency, the Governor of ManipurRegarding Inner Line Permit System in Manipur . 269Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam26. An Open Letter to HonÕble Shri Amit Shah, NationalPresident, BJP . 275Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam27. Why recommend Manipur Regulation of Visitors, Tenants andMigrant Workers Bill-2015 without penal provisions? . 285Ñ Dr. Khomdon Singh Lisam28. Who was responsible for MRVT&MW Bill 2015 withoutpunishment claus.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. The Book is meant primarily for foreigners and outsiders who come to visit or would like to come to visit Manipur. The book attempts to present all the important facets of Manipur in a clear, easily understandable form. , , The first chapter of the book is dedicated to why should you visit Manipur entry formalities, Health precautions, places of interest etc. The book gives a brief account about the origin of Manipur, geography, fauna and flora, Manipur kingdom and kings, the population and people, Lois Yaithibi and Bishnupriya, Naga tries, Tangkhul tribes, Kuki and Hamrs, prominent tourists spots, festivals of Manipur, historical landmarks, Manipuri Dances, Games and Sports, Sagol Kangjei (Polo), Handloom, handicrafts and textiles. The books also gives a brief account about the districts of Manipur, IndoMyanmar Border trade and why should you invest in Manipur. , , I hope the book will also be useful for the students, youths, common people and researchers who want to know a bit of everything about Manipur. About The Author: Khomdon Singh Lisam rd/khomdonsingh" Title="khomdonsingh">Khomdon Singh Lisam was born on 21 December, 1948. He is the 8th child of Lisam Sajou Singh and Lisam Ongbi Mandalini Devi of Singjamei Makha Waikhom Leikai. He passed MBBS examination from the Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He did Post Graduation in Hospital Administration (MHA) from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS, New Delhi) in 1981. He obtained post graduate degree and diploma certificates from the International Hospital, Federation, London (1985), University of Leeds, U.K. (1992), Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok (1997), University of California at Los Angeles, USA (1997). He had presented scientific papers in many international conferences in London, Barcelona, Durban, Dacca, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Chiangmai, Yangon. He has been invited as a resource person in many countries including South Africa, Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand and Myanmar. During his tenure as Project Director of Manipur State AIDS Control Society (19952003); he introduced the Manipur State AIDS Policy in 1996 and the Harm Reduction Project known as RIAC project for the first time in India. He worked as a temporary UNAIDS Advisor during the Global Research Network meeting held in Durban in April, 2000. Post retirement, he worked in Thailand and Myanmar for a brief period and in NACO during 20052006. Presently he is working as a Medical Superintendent of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS), Imphal (Manipur). He has written four books in connection with HIV/AIDS. History and culture have been a fascinating subject for him since his student career. Whenever he goes to a new country or state, he makes it a point to study the culture of people. He has been studying the history, culture, social and developmental aspects of Manipur for the last five years. Contents: Vol1 # Contents, Foreword, Preface, Acknowledgements 1. Introduction , ¥ Why should you visit Manipur ? ¥ Entry Formalities /Protected Area Permit(PAP) ¥ Inner Line Permit ¥ Customs and Duties ¥ How to reach Imphal ¥ Hotel Facilities ¥ Travel Agents ¥ Courier Services ¥ Health Precautions ¥ Facts about Manipur ¥ City Distances ¥ Important Telephones ¥ Places of Interest ¥ Excursions ¥ Shopping in Manipur 2. Origin of Manipur and Historical Evidences, ¥ Creation of the Galaxy ¥ Creation of Manipur: A legend ¥ Creation of Yek and Salai ¥ Different names of Manipur and ManipurÕs relations with neighbouring kingdoms ¥ Origin of the name ÐManipur ¥ Origin of Meiteis : ¥ Migration ¥ Historical Evidence ¥ Ancient Books ÐChronicles or the Puyas ¥ Stone inscriptions and Copper/Iron Plates ¥ Coins ¥ Historical Relevance ¥ Account left by Europeans ¥ Archaeological findings ¥ Archivial sources 3. Geography, Fauna and Flora, ¥ Climate ¥ Boundaries of Manipur ¥ Hill Ranges ¥ Rivers ¥ Lakes ¥ Water falls ¥ Caves ¥ Fauna and Flora ¥ Wildlifea rich heritage of Manipur ¥ Keibul Lamjao National Park ¥ Birds, Reptiles, common animals ¥ Fishes ¥ Soil ¥ Forest ¥ Vegetation ¥ Wet Hill Forest ¥ Pinus Casia Forests ¥ Wet Temperate Forests ¥ SubAlpine Forests ¥ Teak Gurjan Forests ¥ Semi Evergreen Forests ¥ Trees of Manipur ¥ Bamboo Brakes of Manipur ¥ Cane Brakes of Manipur ¥ Mushrooms ¥ Rubber ¥ Tree Bean Cultivation ¥ Mineral resources ¥ Flowers ¥ Shirui Lily ¥ Orchids ¥ Fruits 4. Manipur Kingdom and Kings , ¥ Chronicle of the Manipur Kings ¥ Great Historical Gap 119944 B.C. ¥ Kingship ¥ Lakpas ¥ Military Service ¥ Land Revenue ¥ Changes in the administrative structure during various kingships ¥ Reorganization as a result of contact with neighbouring kings ¥ Administration of Villages ¥ Service Relationship ¥ Phamnaiba ¥ Lalupkaba ¥ Loipotkaba ¥ Judiciary Relationship ¥ Religious Relationship ¥ Important Kings / Maharajas of Manipur ¥ Tangja Leela Pakhangba ¥ Ningthou Kangba ¥ Koi Koi ¥ Poireiton Khunthokpa ¥ Luwang Punshiba ¥ Nongda Lairen Pakhangba ¥ Khuiyoi Tompoak ¥ Ura Konthouba ¥ Naothingkhong ¥ Meidingu Ayaangba ¥ Meidingu Yanglou Keiphaba ¥ Meidingu Loiyumba ¥ Meidingu Loitongba ¥ Ningthou Khomba ¥ Meidingu Senbi Kyaamba ¥ Mungyamba ¥ Khagemba ¥ Charai Rongba ¥ Garib Niwaj ¥ Chit Shai ¥ Bharat Shai ¥ Gourshyam ¥ Maharaja Bhagyachandra (Chingthangkhomba or Jai Singh) ¥ Labanya Chandra and Madhuchandra ¥ Chourajit ¥ Marjit Singh ¥ Hirachandra ¥ Advance of Gambheer Singh and Signing of Treaty of Yandabo ¥ Raja Gambheer Singh ¥ Maharaja Chandrakirti ¥ Maharaja Nara Singh ¥ Maharaja Devendra Singh ¥ Maharaja Chandrakirti ¥ Maharaja Surchandra Singh ¥ The Palace Revolution, 1891 ¥ Maharaja Kulachandra ¥ AngloManipuri War of 1891 ¥ Khongjom War ¥ Trial and Execution of Tikendrajit and Thangal General ¥ Jubaraj Tikendrajit ¥ Thangal General ¥ Maharaja Kulachandra Dhaja ¥ Prince Angousana Senapati ¥ Maharaja Churachand Singh ¥ Maharaja Bodhchandra Singh ¥ IrabotÕs struggle for a responsible government¥ Movement for a responsible Government in Manipu.