By Thongkholal Haokip Outlook, June 1, 2023, pp. 28-30. PDF The continued selective targeting and demonisation of the Kukis, and the radicalisation of youths in Imphal valley under the nose of the state government led to the outbreak of the riots. The recent riots in Manipur broke out to the surprise of many. It came amidst the state’s journey towards […]
» Read moreBy Thongkholal Haokip Gangpijang kho hi 1961 kum in ana kisat nin, atamjo Naga hon India douna a gal ahinsat kipat uva chuleh amaho tamna Manipur sahlang gamkai a cheng Kuki ho asuhtheng nom jeh uva ahin nodoh ahilouleh ahung jamdoh ho grouping centre anahi. Hiche ahung kichondoh kho ho chu ahileh tua Ukhrul district lhumlam gamkai a ana um […]
» Read moreBy Thongkholal Haokip The Kuki Nampi Consultative Meeting concludes yesterday amid high publicity and fanfare. It was intended to discuss the various issues confronting the Kuki nation and suggest policy measures so as to take drastic action for national reconstruction. It was my ardent urge to attend the meeting and share my thoughts as the issues may arise accordingly. However, […]
» Read moreBy Thongkholal Haokip Voice of the Hills, Vol. 2, March 2011 The New Year dawns amidst animosity and unrelenting conflict of interests in Northeast India in general and the Kuki people in particular. JB Fuller, way back in 1909, pointed out that the Northeastern corner of India is a ‘museum of nationalities’. Such description about diversity is not only true […]
» Read moreBy Thongkholal Haokip A year had passed since a two day seminar on Manmasi Identity (Kuki-Chin-Mizo) in Northeast India was held from 15th to 17th October, 2004 at Bethany Home, Shillong. In that seminar Dr.Khuplam, Dr.Seilen and Father Peter Tongmang presented papers related to the aforesaid topic. They vividly narrate and explain the concept of Kuki nationalism and some of […]
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