Seminar concludes
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By Our Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, Nov 10: The two-day seminar on the “Idea of Manipur (Its Historical Evolution)” organised by the Yelhou-Mee Kanba Lup (YEMKAL) concluded today at Iboyaima Shumang Leela Shanglen, Palace Compound.
The morning session of the second day was moderated by retired Professor W Nabakumar.
Retired Professor Dr Ch Priyoranjan presented a paper on “Shaping the idea of Manipur–Historical and socio-economic basis”, DMU Assistant Prof Dr Aram-bam Noni on “Understanding Indigeneity: Issues in Manipur” and retired IAS officer K Radha-kumar on “Revenue administration and uniform land law in Manipur”.
During the afternoon session, retired Prof W Naba- kumar presented a paper on “Imagining the future of Manipur towards the ethics of multi-culturalism”, Dr Malem Ningthouja on “Territory of Manipur and hill governance from 1826 to 1947” and researcher Md Taiyeebur Rahaman Khan on “Meetei Pangal and historical evolution of the idea of Manipur”.
IMPHAL, Nov 10: The two-day seminar on the “Idea of Manipur (Its Historical Evolution)” organised by the Yelhou-Mee Kanba Lup (YEMKAL) concluded today at Iboyaima Shumang Leela Shanglen, Palace Compound.
The morning session of the second day was moderated by retired Professor W Nabakumar.
Retired Professor Dr Ch Priyoranjan presented a paper on “Shaping the idea of Manipur–Historical and socio-economic basis”, DMU Assistant Prof Dr Aram-bam Noni on “Understanding Indigeneity: Issues in Manipur” and retired IAS officer K Radha-kumar on “Revenue administration and uniform land law in Manipur”.
During the afternoon session, retired Prof W Naba- kumar presented a paper on “Imagining the future of Manipur towards the ethics of multi-culturalism”, Dr Malem Ningthouja on “Territory of Manipur and hill governance from 1826 to 1947” and researcher Md Taiyeebur Rahaman Khan on “Meetei Pangal and historical evolution of the idea of Manipur”.