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Monday, August 24, 2009

www.bishnupriyamanipuri.org starts of Imar Thar with the great Bimal Sinha's poem, " IMA ".

'IMA' - By Late Bimal Sinha, ex Health Minister, Tripura, India

IMA KUN SHIRAAPE
ADAARE MANGOILE
THOMMEI HAANOR MINGAAL HAAN....NAPEILE
IMA....IMA......IMA.....
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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Bishnupriya Manipuri boy as a lead hero in Bollywood As written on www.mid-day.com

“Abbas Tyrewala refuses to look for a replacement of actor playing pivotal character, who was denied a visa
The film, which is set to roll in London next week in a start-to-finish schedule, is due to end in September.
Days before the unit were to leave, one of the film's actor newcomer Abheek Sinha also known as Rohn has been denied a visa to England.

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Tuesday, July 14, 2009

IMAGINE THE LIBERTY TO IMAGINE by Pratibha Sinha

(We take great pleasure to introduce Pratibha Sinha, a bright Bishnupriya Manipuri youngster from Guwahati, originally from Patharkandi, which she so proudly claims! Currently employed with N F Railways, Pratibha is a restless multifaceted talent who dabbles in talent tracks to psychology to philosophy with awesome ease. Soon she would be a regular feature on this site. Ladies and gentlemen, read on! ) - Editor
‘Imagination or Daydreaming’ is a very common saying and a most favorable hobby among the children and youths. One of my favorite hobbies is also Imagination. But have we ever thought of the secret behind this saying? Are we wasting time in imagination? Are we able to transform our imaginations into reality? Here, starts the step of thinking or a step more than that i.e. Imagination.
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Friday, June 26, 2009

BISHNUPRIYA MANIPURI SOCIETY BANGALORE ALIVE OR DEAD? - Santosh Sinha

The Bishnupriya Manipuri Society Bangalore conducted Rathayatra and Bhashadivash celebration on 2nd July 2006. It is clearly visible in the banners that the celebration is organized by BISHNUPRIYA MANIPURI Bangalore. The reason behind emphasizing on the phrase BISHNUPRIYA MANIPURI SOCIETY BANGALORE is that it raises a question mark on the existence of such society in Bangalore today. There is no doubt that this society took birth on or before 2nd July 2006 as it celebrated the Rathayatra and Bhashadivas, proved by the photographs included. On the other hand, there is no proof that the society is still alive and exists in Bangalore as we have not been seeing any Bishnupriya Manipuri related activities conducted by this society after 2nd July 2006. Now there may be some reasons behind the MAUN BRAT taken by BISHNUPRIYA MANIPURI SOCIETY BANGALORE..

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Bimal Singha’s Death - A CID inquiry and not a CBI inquiry.

In the fourth left front ministry formed in 1998. Bimal Singha was given ministerial berth. But he was passing through a very crucial phase of his life. His brother Bikram was abducted from a place near Kamalpur days before the election to the legislative assembly. Bimal Singha was reportedly in a low spirit all through the swearing-in ceremony. Depression was eating him up.

Conflicts that Bimal Singha faced as a leader, as a politician.

The third left front government (1993) did not include Bimal Singha in the cabinet; instead, he was made the speaker of the legislative assembly. There seemed to be a distance being apparent between him and Nripen Chakraborty, Chief Minister of the first and second left front governments of Tripura and the most powerful person in the state’s ruling Communist Party.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Bimal Singha’s father, the daredevil Laxmi Kanta Sinha

Bimal Singha (born 16 Oct. 1948) was more or less a “midnight’s child’. Rupashpur, his birthplace is a tiny village stuck between the Indo-Bangladesh (formerly Indo- Pak) border and Kamalpur. India had gained independence amidst communal riots and partition. Kamalpur, a frontier town had witnessed the worst of partition and was struggling to survive the trauma of the great shake. His father was a struggling government contractor. Thanks to his father’s whimsical nature, Bimal Singha saw penury and destitution at close quarters and an early encounter with privation and helpless suffering shaped up the course of his life.