In 19 elderly women in the age group of 50-70 years came together in forming Meira Paibai group and they were also called as “IMAS” meaning mothers in Manipuri. One such group is Meira Paibai formed from the one of largest population in Manipur. In pre and post-independence period of India, various women organizations played a pivotal role fighting against social injustice in the society. Every woman in Manipur becomes Meira Paibi during difficult situation which directly affects the communities. The Meira Paibi (Also popularly known as Women torch bearers) used torch as a weapon to fight against social injustice of various forms in Manipur. Retrieved from: substance_abuse/facts/en. WHO Management of substance abuse: Facts and figure s. Global Journal of Human Social Science, 12 (7), 69-77. An Analysis of Concept and Role of Civil Society in Contemporary India. Rakesh Lal (edit.) the National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre, AIIMS, India.
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Welche Zivilgesellschaft braucht die Demokratie? Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte, 6 (7), 3-12. International journal of multidisciplinary educational research, 3(9), 34-42. Evolution of meira paibi and their changing Role in meitei society. Indian Streams Research Journal, 6(1), 1-6. Meira paibis: the rise of women civil society Organizations’ movement in the state of Manipur. Meira Paibai, Civil movements, Manipur, Injustice. As rightly told by UNICEF The Manipur story indicates that active participation by women in public affairs can and does contribute to better conditions for children and society at large. This movement should be role model to every woman to know their responsibilities and their contribution in developmental process. On the contrary in Manipur it was led by the women against various issues such as injustice done by British government, Manipur maharaja economic policies in pre-independence and against social and administrative problems in the post-independence era. The origin of civil society in India can be traced back to Vedic periods and consisted mainly of men in those movements. But in post-independence all age group women were involved in Meira Paibai organization.
A Brief Review of Meira Paibi: A Women’s Movement in Manipur Author : Aruna Chanu Oinam and Purnima Thoidingjam Volume 9 No.2 July-December 2020 pp 20-23 Abstract
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