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Manipuri Calendar Blog


Immerse in Manipur’s rich heritage with our calendar blog, revealing a year-round celebration of colors, festivals, and stories from this northeastern gem.

We write about the journey in time

History,

Facts, Figures…

Explore the depths of the past with ‘Know Your History, Facts, and Figures’ – a journey through the annals of time, unveiling intriguing historical narratives, and uncovering fascinating facts and figures that shape our understanding.

Puya

A “Puya” refers to an ancient manuscript inscribed in Classical Meitei, covering a range of subjects, with a particular focus on religion, mythology, philosophy, and the history of Ancient Manipur.

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Kangla

Kangla was the old capital of Manipur, and it holds great significance for the people, especially the Meiteis, as a reminder of their history and independence.

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Cheitharol Kumbaba

A Chronicle of Manipur’s Rich Heritage. At the heart of Manipur’s heritage lies the Cheitharol Kumbaba, a revered chronicle that encapsulates the essence of the state’s journey through time.

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Salai Taretki Phiral

The Kangleipak Flag, also known as the Salai Taret Flag, features seven horizontal stripes symbolizing the seven clans of Ancient Manipur, each stripe also has different meanings.

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Recent Posts

  • Rani Gaidinlui Leikhidaba numit

    Rani Gaidinlui Leikhidaba numit

    Image source: public domain source Rani Gaidinlui: The Brave Freedom Fighter from Northeast India Rani Gaidinlui was one of the youngest and bravest freedom fighters of India. She was born on 26 January 1915 in the hills of Northeast India and belonged to the Naga community. From a very young…

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  • Lui-Ngai-Ni: The Festival of Seeds, Life, and Unity 

    Lui-Ngai-Ni: The Festival of Seeds, Life, and Unity 

    Lui-Ngai-Ni is more than just a festival — it is a celebration of life, nature, and togetherness. Observed every year on 15th February, Lui-Ngai-Ni is the seed-sowing festival of the Naga communities of Manipur. It marks the beginning of the agricultural season and symbolizes hope, renewal, and gratitude to nature.…

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  • 13 Feb is World Radio Day

    13 Feb is World Radio Day

    World Radio Day: The Timeless Voice That Still Connects the World Every year on February 13, the world celebrates World Radio Day—a day dedicated to one of the most powerful and enduring mediums of communication ever created. In a world obsessed with high-definition screens and endless scrolling, radio continues to…

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