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Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha Mukhpatra

Here is an attempt to publicize the Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha Mukhpatra. With this, now readers don’t have to wait for the printed copy of the publication, but can read it online, from any corner of the world, without leaving this blog.

Condition, I starts getting printed or soft copy of the Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha Mukhpatra regularly.

The Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha Mukhpatra is user-friendly and interactive. Readers can email the document to their friends and relatives; even use the html code in their websites, print, read it in book mode, list mode or in slide mode.

Please comment, about the initiative to digitalise the document coming out from the oldest and the grandest socio-cultural body of the Bishnupriya Manipuri community.

If you face any technical or any type of problem. Do contact me. It is unfortunate that the document is in Bengali medium. Something that is beyond my control and capacity, I can't translate it. If Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha wants the document to reach a section of the community who are not educated to read Bengali script, they must come out with its English version. To the fact that most of the todays youngsters are English-medium educated and their number is in sizable number, the NBMM should think of coming out with the English version.



Nikhil Bishnupriya Manipuri Mahasabha Mukhpatra - August issue. Click here to read.

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  1. Anonymous26 August 2008 at 11:37

    Good job Rishikesh. You have created a digital archive. Things vital would be on record for years to come. Keep the good work rolling.

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  2. Unknown30 August 2008 at 15:36

    Excellent task …..I know you can do anything and that’s great. So All The Best for your Future…..and for your work

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  3. Obai Itao25 October 2008 at 13:19

    Tumar ehan agoiou nau pakore ditai.

    Balei

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