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Friends, today I am happy that at last the bishnupriyamanipuri.blogspot.com in a very short period has added 50 the most enriched articles. Here in this post I am sharing my personalised thought and, perhaps, the statistics that were only known to me. Hereby I am sharing with all of you.

In this initiative I must thank Ranita Sinha who has been continually writing brilliantly from the day one to till today. She has been the source of this initiative, without her selfless endeavor the blog wouldn’t have enjoyed the status what it has been getting from the people.

You all would suffice from the fact that whatever she has written in this blog were eye-opener posts, throwing light on all possible shades of our community. Who can forget her write-up on Amar Sinha, Sri Sri Bhubaneshwar Thakur, Kunjo Sinha and on rag picker, they were marvelous, and brilliant in reading?

Besides her, we all have read BN Sinha’s article, giving an altogether taste of Bishnupriya Manipuri community as a whole. His article’s diagonally bisects the length and breadth of the issues affecting the community. His one article, Amar Ela: Bishnupriya Manipuri songs and music, though it received very less comments, is one such write-up that shows how enriched and vivacious knowledge he carries. It is the best. It does not matter what statistics depicts?

Well, I must be thankful to Suroshree Sinha sharing with us about her Great Grand Father, who has been instrumental in establishing a school in Tripura. Hers one article is a treasure to this blog.

At this juncture, I cannot forget Rini Sinha who was junior to me in the Gauhati University’s Journalism and Communication department to write the first article on this blog.

I know no thanks giving can be complete with the absence of a word devoted to faceless readers, who have been pouring from all over the world, consequently preventing me, and the writers both to break under the atmospheric pressure of sheer dejection.



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  1. We are lucky to have a site like bishnupriyamanipuri.blogspot.com and we should make the most out of it by contributing articles and other stuffs, which are related to our identity and culture to share it with everyone. I deeply appreciate this endeavor and my special thanks goes to Rishikesh and Ranita, for bringing up such a wonderful site.

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  2. Thanks Ashim for the appreciation. It has all happen seeing your work in the internet. you are really the trailblazer in this regard, in giving an identification of our community.

    this blog is just one more drop trying to give a platform to all bm people, mining and showcasing in words tit-bit of anything related to our people. so that rapidly changing society could be highlighted, bringing in the notice of the world, and of course making an online one-stop document where our past can be found out, before it vanishes from our conscience.

    again thanks Ashim.

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