Essays on Indigenous Knowledge Systems, oral history documentation, theological reflections, and poetry.
Why grammatical documentation must encompass folklore, oral poetry, and cultural memory
Language is far more than an abstract system of words and syntax—it is a repository of memory, identity, and lived experience. Through linguistic documentation, we preserve irreplaceable cultural heritage.
Simte oral poetry, ancestral ballads (La), and the poetic geography of southern Manipur
A bilingual presentation and literary reflection on traditional Simte poetic meter, exploring how ancestral ballads and folk lyrics preserve communal memory, longing, and historical migrations.
A poem of twilight mist, flowing water, and quiet valleys
A reflective poem observing the gentle flow of the river through changing seasons, solitary twilight walks, and quiet memories of home.
A harvest poem of autumn hills, shared labor, and celebration
A celebration of golden fields, the joy of communal harvest across the mountainsides, and the warmth of family, hearth, and songs.
A solitary meditation on stillness, starry heavens, and faith
A contemplative poem composed on a cold mountain night, meditating on the starry canopy, the quietude of prayer, and finding peace in silence.
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