Manipur_in_Flames:_Conspiracy_of_The_Cross
Manipur_in_Flames:_Conspiracy_of_The_Cross
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Manipur in Flames: Conspiracy of The Cross

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24 x 16 x 2 cm

Product Information

Genre

Politics

Author Name

Jagdamba Mall

About Author

Jagadamba Mall is a renowned social worker, a noted scholar, a columnist, an orator and an author. Since 1976, he has spent five decades to exploring and researching North East, residing in Kohima, Dimapur and other parts of the region. He has toured extensively and frequently across Nagaland, Manipur and all the NE states, including Sikkim. He was also an officer in Office of Accountant General (A&E) Nagaland, Kohima. He writes in Hindi and English. He knows Bangla, Assamese and Nagamese. Born in Machharihwa village, Deoria district, UP, he holds a degree of B.Sc. (Biology) from Gorakhpur University. He now lives in Gorakhpur. His field of socio-cultural activity is Northeast region including Sikkim as a worker of Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram with his headquarters at Guwahati.

Material

Paperback

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Unisex

Code

9789355624895 (ISBN CODE)

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{" of Pages":"488 pages"}

Country Of Origin

India

Product Description

This book is a compelling analysis of the causes behind the unrest in Manipur since 3rd May 2023. It examines the factors, consequences and involvement of national and international organisations, including Church bodies like AMCO, CBCNEI, BWA and WCC along with global players like USA, UK, China and UNO. The book narrates the history of Manipur. The contribution of Meitei community in nation building is highlighted. It explores the immigration of Kuki population from Myanmar, encouraged by British Political Agent Major W. McCulloch (1844-67) with ulterior motives, the separation of Hills administration and the Church's conspiracy to convert Kukis to Christianity to create a rift with Meitei Hindus and India. This is a must-read for historians, sociologists, political activists, social workers and research scholars.