RATAN THIYAM’S CHORUS REPERTORY THEATRE ON THE WEB |
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Asia Society’s dedicated web portal about the 2006 USA Tour of Nine Hills One Valley. |
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Chorus Repertory Theatre’s web site. |
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“Drama of the Indian Theatre Journey,” an overview of contemporary theater in India with references to Thiyam’s work by writer and critic Kavita Nagpal. [Financial Express, September 17, 2006] |
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“Star of India: Master Director Ratan Thiyam Brings An Eye-Filling Saga of Good Versus Evil To America,” cover article by Erin Mee. [American Theatre, July/August 2000] |
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“In Stirring Ritual Steps, Past and Present Unfold,” review of Chorus Repertory Theatre’s Uttar-Priyadarshi as presented at Brooklyn Academy of Music, by Margo Jefferson. [The New York Times, October 27, 2000] |
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MANIPUR AND INDIA’S NORTH-EAST: OVERVIEWS |
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India section in the World Factbook, published by the US Central Intelligence Agency. |
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Wikipedia’s online entry on Manipur |
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Article published in Frontline (India) in 2005, recounting the history of Kangla, political and cultural seat of Manipur, in light of its administrative return to Manipuri control and subsequent restoration. |
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The New York Times article about Manipur published September, 2005. |
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Interview with Sanjib Baruah, principally about Assam, but with numerous references to Manipur. Baruah is author of India Against Itself: Assam and the Politics of Nationality. |
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“Generals as Governors: The Parallel Political Systems of Northeast India,” an article by Sanjib Baruah (2001) that provides in-depth analysis of the politics of India’s North-East. |
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MANIPUR: PRIMARY SOURCES |
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In English, online news and information from Manipur. |
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In English, online news, chat portal and other information from Manipur. |
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In English, Manipur Online “strives to provide materials that deal with the issues that afflict all sides and to give the much needed perspectives on those very issues.” |
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Manipur’s state government web site |
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Assessments, Backgrounders, Timelines, and Bibliographies from the South Asia Terrorism Portal, which defines itself as “a project conceived, executed and maintained by the Institute for Conflict Management, an autonomous, non-governmental, non-profit society set up in 1997, based in New Delhi, India.” |
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