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The Impact of Social Media Misuse: A Wake-Up Call for Responsible Digital Citizenship

One of the most alarming trends today is the emergence of what is often humorously referred to as "WhatsApp University.


A Wake-Up Call for Responsible Digital Citizenship In the age of instant communication and limitless connectivity, social media platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook have become essential tools for sharing information, expressing opinions, and staying connected. However, the misuse of these platforms has created ripples of misunderstanding and chaos in our communities, often with far-reaching consequences….

Redefining Legacy: Navigating the Naga Society’s Desire for a Male Heir

When a daughter excels, the sentiment sometimes heard is, “If only she were a son, she would stay with us.”


In a Naga society, where cultural roots run deep, a family’s worth is often intertwined with the presence of a male child. Regardless of wealth or social status, the absence of a son often leaves families feeling incomplete. Despite modernization and Christian values shaping much of Naga life, the desire for a baby boy remains…

An Exclusive Conversation with Nepuni Basant: The First Professional Cricketer from Senapati District, Manipur

"There are some who feel that I should pursue something else, as cricket isn’t seen as a viable career option by many in our community."


Nepuni Basant, a young Naga boy from the Mao tribe, has made history by becoming the first professional cricketer from Senapati District, Manipur. Despite football and other sports dominating the district, Nepuni followed his passion for cricket, playing for Manipur U-19, and earning his first MNCA Award for Men’s U-23 after scoring 391 runs in…

The Buzz Around Eating Bees and Hornets: Is It Really Worth the Hype?

With prices skyrocketing—up to ₹2800 per kilogram, are we spending a little too much?


Among the Naga people, eating bees and hornets has been a long-standing tradition, passed down through generations. This unique culinary culture revolves around the seasonal harvest of hornet larvae, with September and October marking the peak period. Families start rearing bees and hornets in late May and June, leading to an intense demand for this…

The Artificial Football Turf Revolution in Senapati: A Boon for Business and Health

The Impact of Artificial Turf in Senapati District


The introduction of artificial football turf in Senapati district has sparked a remarkable transformation, positively impacting not only the business landscape but also the health and fitness of the local population. While football has long been the region’s favorite sport, the installation of the turf has breathed new life into the game, drawing people of…

TOP 6 PLACES TO VISIT IN SENAPATI

A guide to the must visit destinations in Senapati, Manipur


In this article, Ourtimes by Kabi Tingchoi explores the six best places to visit in Senapati district of Manipur, highlighting its emerging status as a hidden gem for tourists. With no particular order, the article uncovers the district’s rich natural beauty, cultural significance, and lesser-known spots that are quickly gaining attention among travelers seeking unique…

Classic Football Academy: From Vision to Victory – Ourtimes.in

Transforming the Future of Football in Manipur


In the heart of Manipur, where passion for football runs deep, Classic Football Academy was established in mid-2019 by The Classic Group Of Hotels. The academy was born from the vision of Mr. NaobaThangjam, the Director of Classic Group of Hotels, who was determined to start a professional football academy with a vision as Mr.Thangjam…

Ourtimes: Exclusive Interview with Thanglalsoun Gangte

Joining exclusively for Ourtimes from Nepal.


Ourtimes: Thanglalsoun, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us today. Your journey in football has been inspiring, especially given the challenges you’ve faced. Let’s start by getting to know you a little better. Can you tell us about your family background and where you’re from? Thanglalsoun Gangte: My roots are…