N. Munal Meitei, Environmentalist nmunall@yahoo.in As we approach, the National Pollution Control Day, the significance of the day reflects on the impact of pollution on our health and planet. It reminds us to take responsibility to reduce pollution towards creating a cleaner and healthier environment. This day is observed on 2nd December to give honour…
Climate change in 2023 and the years to come is expected to get worse. There is a 93% chance that one of the years between 2022 and 2026 will be the warmest year to date. Climate change is negatively affecting the temperature, wildlife, ecosystems and natural resources that human life depends on for survival. A…
In Manipur, it’s high time for harvesting. Everywhere long spiral smog are seen from hay straw burning. But straw burning is illegal and it affects soil fertility, moisture, organic matter, microbial population and pollute air, leading to the environmental degradation. The unhealthy acts of straw burning were not seen in the past. On the harvesting…
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict is observed on November 6 since 2001. It is an occasion to recognize the interconnectedness of environmental sustainability, peace and safety of nations. Though humanity has always counted its war casualties in terms of dead and wounded soldiers and civilians, destroyed…
Our environment provides us everything. But, human is pushing our planet to its limits and we’re paying the price. If we don’t take action today, then we will lose the majestic lakes, rivers, lush forests, rich soils and other natural resources that sustain lives on Earth. World Vegan Day is observed on 1st November since…
World Mental Health Day 2023 has the theme, “Mental health is a universal human right.” While the physical health is the condition of the body, mental health is a general state of wellbeing. Environment is vital in keeping us emotionally, physically and mentally healthy. The impact of environment and climate change are very clear to…
The 24th October is the United Nations day which is responsible world peace, development and security with 193 member nations worldwide. Now for maintaining peace and security, our most challenging task has become the climate action. In this vast universe, the earth is the only planet where living beings can survive. If we do not…
Reptiles, our four-legged and cold-blooded friends are the most fascinating gift of nature that have walked the earth for around 400 million years. Reptile Awareness Day is observed on October 21st . This day encourages people to learn about the incredible world of reptiles, appreciate their importance and support conservation efforts to protect their habitat…
By: Seram Neken During the pre-independence period in Manipur history, a number of educated and conscious individuals of the erstwhile kingdom came out strongly against the autocratic and atrocious rule of the King under the British hegemony. In the prevailing situation, they opted to embrace the democratic framework of governance in line with Mahatma Gandhi’s…
None of us want to live in poverty. Poverty is a disease that has no cure. The deeper this disease is, the deeper its wound. International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is celebrated on 17th October. The theme for this year is ‘Dignity For All in Practice’ with the aim to eradicate poverty and…
