Bishnupriya Manipuri song written by Dr. Kali Prasad Sinha and rendered by Debajani Sinha

The literal meaning of the title meaning, "The sound of the flute in Kunjaban (Vrindavan)"

Bishnupriya Manipuri song written by Dr. Kali Prasad Sinha and rendered by Debajani Sinha

The literal meaning of the title meaning, "I roam searching for people"

A short story in Bishnupriya Manipuri language narrated by the author himself. Dr. Smriti Kumar Sinha is a renowned academician and a globally recognized author from north-east India.

This short story is based on Lilavati, daughter of renowned mathematician Bhaskaracharya. His book on mathematics - Lilavati is named after his daughter. I was always inquisitive to know why he named the book after his daughter, something that was so unconventional given that era.

It is believed that her earring fell on the hourglass which made the 'muhurta', the auspicious time, of her marriage inaccurate and hence she remained unmarried throughout.

This story is an imaginary extrapolation of the emotions and the situation at that time. It is not a historical fact.

A short story in Bishnupriya Manipuri language narrated by the author himself. Dr. Smriti Kumar Sinha is a renowned academician and a globally recognized author from north-east India.

This story follows an octogenerian Shonkholeima, a treasurehouse of folk beliefs. The story revolves around the conflict of modern science and folk-beliefs and takes a very humane and emotional turn.

A short story in Bishnupriya Manipuri language narrated by the author himself. Dr. Smriti Kumar Sinha is a renowned academician and a globally recognized author from north-east India.

This short story is based on the Manipuri Raas Leela and explores themes like role confusion, embracing role conflicts etc in that paradigm. Manipuri Raas Leela isn't merely a classical/traditional dance. Its a transcendental experience where the Krishna, Radha, Brinda, Gopis are all 'God for a Night'.

A short story in Bishnupriya Manipuri language narrated by the author himself. Dr. Smriti Kumar Sinha is a renowned academician and a globally recognized author from north-east India.

This short story in is based on themes of independence, identity, belonging and voice. It explores these intricacies through the lens of a little girl anxiously awaiting for her performance in the green-room of a stage.