Party Games

FUN PARTY GAMES:

1.      Dumb Charades

2.      Guess the Tune

3.      Question Hour

4.      Board / Card Games

5.      Spelling Bee

TEEN PARTY GAME IDEAS:

1.      Chinese Whispers

2.      Spin the Bottle

3.      Murderer

4.      Forbidden Letter

5.      Musical Chairs

6.      Four Corners

7.      Passing the Parcel

8.      Passing the Parcel with Forfeits

9.      Chinese Whispers also called Telephone

10.  Lucky Ducky

11.  Scavenger Hunt

12.  Who Am I

13.  Memory Game

14.  Switch

15.  Duck Duck Goose

16.  Gone Fishing

17.  Statue

18.  Hats & Shoes

19.  Pop The Balloon

BACHELOR'S PARTY GAME IDEAS:

1.      Brides Apartment Key

2.      Game of Poker

3.      Drinking Games

4.      Checklist of Dares

5.      Adventure Sports

CHRISTMAS PARTY GAME IDEAS:

1.      Treasure Hunt

2.      Carol with a twist

3.      Christmas Quiz

4.      Dumb Charades

5.      Fill the Christmas Stocking

UNIQUE HOUSEWARMING PARTY GAME:

1.      Your Comments Please

2.      Treasure Hunt

3.      Musical Chairs

4.      Home Tour

5.      New Town Trivia

6.      Round the World Dining

IDEAS FOR OFFICE PARTY GAMES:

1.      Question Hour

2.      Who Am I?

3.      Musical Chairs

4.      Bingo

5.      Famous Movie One Liners

PAJAMA PARTY GAME IDEAS:

1.      Sleeping Bag Race

2.      Pass the Pillow

3.      Musical Sleeping Bags

4.      Make Over

TEA PARTY GAME IDEAS:

1.      Dumb Charades

2.      Beauty Contest

3.      Board Games

4.      Coin Toss

5.      Musical Chairs

ALL OCCASION GAME:

1.      Skeletons Numbers Game

2.      Cake Names Cake Name Answers

3.      Word with Cutouts

4.      Bingo

5.      Cake Game

6.      Cake Game Answers

7.      Party Word Search

8.      Word Search Answers

9.      Pie Game

10.  Pie Game Answers

11.  Famous Pairs 1

12.  Famous Pairs Answer 1

13.  Disguised Vegetables

14.  Vegetables Answer

15.  Famous Pairs 2

16.  Famous Pairs Answer 2

17.  Commercials 1

18.  Commercials Answers 1

19.  Word Mix Up 1

20.  Word Mix Up Answers 1

21.  Commercials 2

22.  Commercials Answers 2

23.  Word Mix Up 2

24.  Word Mix Up Answers 2

25.  Commercials 3

26.  Commercials Answers 3

27.  Word Mix Up 3

28.  Word Mix Up Answers 3

29.  Proverbs Proverb Answers

30.  Leg Guess Quick/Paperless

31.  Famous Twosomes

32.  Twosome Answers

BABY SHOWER GAMES:

1.      Think Small

2.      Small Answers

3.      Crossword Puzzle

4.      Crossword Answer

5.      Word Search

6.      Search Answer

7.      Body Parts Parts Answer

8.      Baby Names Name Answer

9.      Shopping List

10.  List Answer

11.  Word Rhymes

12.  Rhyme Answer

13.  Nursery Rhymes

14.  Nursery Answer

15.  Shower Fill In

16.  Bingo Mother to be

17.  Fun Games

18.  Do you Know Mommy?

19.  Baby Names

20.  Baby Unscramble

21.  Unscramble Answers

BRIDAL SHOWER GAME:

1.      Bridal Scramble

2.      Scramble Answers

3.      Bridal Search

4.      Search Answers

5.      Kitchen Scramble

6.      Scramble Answers

7.      Flowery Romance

8.      Romance Answers

9.      Wedding Confusion

10.  Confusion Answers

11.  Missing Letters Missing Answer

12.  Fruits & Veggies

13.  Veggies Answers

14.  Trousseau Trousseau Answers

15.  Fruits/Vegetables

16.  Fruits Answers

17.  Soap Letter

18.  Soap Letter Answers

19.  Husbands Made Of Husbands Answers

20.  Soap Game

21.  Soap Game Answers

22.  Bride & Groom Bingo

23.  Shower Fill In Bride To Be

24.  Paperless Games

NAGA TRIBES

1.      Angami

2.      Ao

3.      Chakhesang

4.      Chang

5.      Khiamniungan

6.      Konyak

7.      Katcha

8.      Lotha

9.      Pochury

10.  Phom

11.  Rengma

12.  Sangtam

13.  Sema (Sumi Naga)

14.  Kabui

15.  Laingmei

16.  Mao

17.  Maram

18.  Nocte

19.  Phom

20.  Pochuri

21.  Poumai

22.  Rongmei

23.  Tangkhul

24.  Tangsa

25.  Tutsa

26.  Wancho

27.  Yimchunger

28.  Zeliang

29.  Zemei

30.  Riamei

31.  Golmei

[Please mail me if any tribe in Naga group is missing in the list at acmeitei@gmail.com]

Meitei Mayek [Meetei Mayek] - Manipuri Script [18 Letters]

  

  

  

  

  

 

TRIBE IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Abor Tribes
Aka Tribes
Apatani Tribe
Chugpa tribe

Deori (tribe)

Nishing Tribe
Adi Tribe
Hill Miri tribe
Singpho Tribe
Khamba Tribe
Mishmi Tribe
Monpa Tribe
Sherdukpen Tribe
Khamti Tribe
Wancho Tribe
Nocte Tribe
Memba Tribes
Tutsa Tribe
Galo Tribe
Tangsa Tribe

Kuki Tribes

1.      Aimol

2.      Anal

3.      Baite

4.      Biate

5.      Bawn

6.      Changsan

7.      Chiru

8.      Chongloi

9.      Chothe

10.  Darlawng

11.  Doungel

12.  Guite

13.  Halam

14.  Haokip

15.  Haolai

16.  Hangsing

17.  Hauzel

18.  Hmar

19.  Hrangkhawl

20.  Kilong

21.  Kipgen

22.  Koireng

23.  Khelma / Sakachep

24.  Kolhen

25.  Kom

26.  Lamkang

27.  Lenthang

28.  Lhanghal/Hanghal

29.  Lhouvum

30.  Lhungdim

31.  Lunkim

32.  Lupho/Mirem

33.  Lupheng

34.  Thangeo

35.  Lhangum

36.  Maring

37.  Mate

38.  Misao

39.  Monsang

40.  Moyon

41.  Paite

42.  Purum

43.  Simte

44.  Singsit

45.  Singson

46.  Sitlhou

47.  Tarao

48.  Tuboi

49.  Tonsing

50.  Touthang

51.  Vaiphei

52.  Vaulnam

53.  Zou

Not Good, Not Bad

When we met first, he was very confident, but shared less about whats there in his mind. Though  his body language, and gestures towards her speaks in volume, it was difficult to jump to any conclusion. My recovery from those past days, it is quite right to opine that something was cooking but never imagine she could turn out to be the Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest.

A relationship is not about use and throw, its about a commitment for the rest of the life from the very first day of GO. So before falling in love to someone, or commit something to someone, make sure you are completely in to your decision. Half baked decision will not only spoil someone's life but your life too. Playing games with someone's emotion and sentiment will make you repent a lot in your later life, may haunt you most of the time, scaring you even in your happier times.

What if you want to get out of a relationship just because both of you are not in a compatible mode? It is not true to the claim that "we amicably parted away". There always persist something undeclared. 99% of a relationship ends because of ego problem, without admitting to it. Opportunism never works in a long lasting relationship.

For every break up, there comes two explanations: one which you will explain when ask WHY, and the other which will remain hidden only with you. Why should you go in length explaining when you are not wrong for anything, and just because the relationship broke up and you are at the receiving end! 

Sometimes its not good to be good, and sometimes its not bad to be bad. Don't speak bad about her/him after your relationship broke up. It takes time, but it pays. Don't wait for him/her making you laugh, go ahead and make him/her laugh first, definitely you will see a smile in your face at that moment.
 

Feel It

Feel It

In The Silence

In The Silence

Manipur Land Reform Act and ADC Election, 2010

“We feel happy that the ADC election has been conducted. However, the election was postponed for more than 20 years because of our demand for the Sixth Schedule. As for Kuki brethren, we welcome the election, but Nagas opposed it.” -- Sheikhomang Chongloi, a voter

“In 2010, the State government took the decision to conduct ADC election and consequently they are holding this election. We hope that this time the District Council will be fully operative and I believe the public residing at the hills will be benefited up to some extent” -- Paolun, voter.

The Government of India placed Manipur under the Fifth Schedule on the basis of the A.V. Thakkar Subcommittee’s report. The Government of Manipur passed two acts: the Manipur Land Reform and Land Revenue Act (MLR and LRA), 1960 and the Manipur (Hill Areas) District Councils Act, (MHADCA) 1971. The MLR and LRA is meant for all the districts of Manipur. The District Councils started functioning from 1973 till 1989; and since then it has been kept in abeyance for the demand for extension of the Sixth Schedule provision in the hill areas of Manipur till May-June, 2010.

The Manipur State Legislative Assembly passed the Manipur Hill Areas (Acquisition of Chiefs Rights) Act on 14 June, 1967 which authorized the state government to acquire the rights, titles and interests of the chiefs in the hill areas of Manipur. According to the Act, the chiefs were to be compensated on the basis of the following criteria: (1) the area of land under chiefs; (2) total number of households within each chiefdom; and, (3) compensation in installment or lump sum.

The Manipur Land Reform and Land Revenue Act (MLR &LRA),1960 which is amended from time to time is extended to (1) 89 villages of Churachandpur district in 1962, vide notification no.142/12/60, dated 22-2-1962; (2) 14 villages in Sadar Hills of Senapati district, vide notification no. 138/4/64, dated 25-2-1965; (3) 14 villages in Khoupum valley of Tamenglong district, vide notification no. 3/12/83, dated 14-11-1987.

The Government of Manipur enacted the Manipur State Hill Peoples (Administration) Regulation Act, (MSHPAR),1947 which divided the whole hill territory into circles. In each village of tax-paying 20 households or above, there was a village authority consisting of chiefs and elders. Above the village authority, there was circle authority comprising one circle officer appointed by the government and a council of 5 members elected by the village authorities falling within the circle.

To encourage people’s participation in the local administration, the Manipur (Village Authority in Hill Areas) Act was passed in 1956 which introduced for the first time election of members to the village authority on the basis of adult franchise by repealing the earlier MSHPAR Act, 1947. When Manipur attained statehood in 1972, the Manipur (Hill Areas) District Council Act, 1972 was passed by the state government.

"The Manipur Assembly  passed the Manipur (Hill Areas) District Councils (Third Amendment) Act, 2008 only after the HAC consented to it following a six-month study of the provisions. "If the tribal population of Manipur did not like the bill, no tribal MLA would have had to courage to clear it in the HAC. The clearance by the HAC shows the Act has the support of the tribal people of Manipur," --Biren