Enjoy Luira Phanit Festival of Tangkhul Tribe
Luira Phanit festival of Tangkhul is one of the most important festivals. This is very auspicious for the community. Luira Phanit or Luita Phanit…
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Why do some Tangkhul identify as Hao within Naga Identity?
The resurgence of the “Hao” identity among the Tangkhul people of Manipur, India, reflects a complex interplay of cultural revival, historical interactions with the…
Khongum Melei: The Flower of Unity Between Meitei and Shan
Now is the season for Khongum Melei blooms, and when we see it hanging like a golden jewel from the tree, the trust, friendship,…
Pena: A Timeless Musical Treasure of the Meitei
Music and musical instruments are woven into the cultural essence of every human society, each boasting its own distinct gems. Among the Meitei people,…
Mera Hou Chongba: Celebrating Unity and Cultural Heritage
Mera Hou Chongba is a traditional festival celebrated in Manipur that embodies the themes of unity and cultural solidarity among the various indigenous communities.…
Mera Wayungba: The Enduring Bond Between Meitei and Tangkhul Brothers
Mera Wayungba, also known as “Mera Thaomei Thaanba,” continues to recount the age-old traditions of the Meitei and Tangkhul brothers. In this narrative, the…
Do You Know Yaosomai, Indigenous Religion of Poumai
The Poumai tribe, residing in the Northern side of Manipur, has a rich cultural heritage deeply rooted in their indigenous religion known as Yaosomai…
Mu Ka Da: A Cultural Fest of Kharam Rooted in Heritage and Harmony
Among the Kharam’s cherished traditions is the Mu Ka Da festival, celebrated annually on the second Monday of May. This vibrant event signifies the…
Why Did British Divide Manipur Into Hill Valley
If there was no separate administration of Hills, then development will be tasted by the hill just like those in valley. It was the…