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By : Laishram Sheetal I shanou (1990), directed by Aribam Syam Sharma, is widely regarded as one of the most important films of Manipuri Cinema. Screened in the Un Certain Regard section at the 1991 Cannes Film Festival and later recognized as a "World Classic" at the Cannes in 2023, it stars Anoubam Kiranmala as Tampha, a woman married to Dhanabir (Kangabam Tomba), and mother to Bembem. The film begins with Tampha, Dhanabir, and Bembem getting ready for Bembem's ear pier

Source : KCCI (Via - The Indian Express) By : Mamina Tayeng T he Korean Wave ( Hallyu ) has become the most important cultural force for the youth of North East India. The Korean Culture, widely known as the Korean Wave or Hallyu, has become increasingly visible across the North Eastern states of India, subtly shaping the everyday choices of young people through entertainment, fashion and even the foods they enjoy. Now, the Korean culture is more than just a trend and has gr

By : Sabdi Bharadwaj Source : The History Blog A cross centuries and millennia, some creations have made their presence, creating a wonderful history of their own. Vrindavani Vastra , a piece of cloth woven over 450 years ago, holds the same importance for the people of Assam as well as the whole country. Whether for its sheer length or the Vaishnavite motifs on it or the fact that pieces of the original clothes are scattered in museums across the world, this tapestry bears

By : Nishita K.D W hen Jahnu Barua first appeared on the Assamese cinema scene, he brought along a new dawn, blending the rawness of...

More than a plant : it feeds, shelters, sings and speaks By - Bristi Sarma If I were to describe Northeast India with a sound, it would...

A land beyond the hills, where valleys flow alongside the Brahmaputra - North East India is a wistful escape, beautiful and often unseen. It's a birthplace of diverse people, a celebration of cultures, a paradise where nature's beauty meets the most exotic cuisine. From its vibrant communities to its flavourful food, North East India is a dream in itself. An amalgamation of religions, traditions, rituals, and family, it all comes together in the spirit of 'oneness', a harmony