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With the increase in the number of articles, photos and videos, readers’ experience, how they are going to interact with The Bishnupriya Manipuri, has become a daunting task. Not only the articles, photos and videos has to be fetched conveniently, making it visible to the present readers, but it has to made always-fresh, readily available to all possible channels of online communication for the future.

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