The Manipur Files: An International Conspiracy

About The Book

The Manipur Files – An International Conspiracy by Dr. Laxmi Kant Gupta, Abhishek Varshney, and Neetu Gupta is a deeply researched and thought-provoking work that delves into the complex realities of Manipur—its history, conflicts, and socio-political struggles. The book goes beyond the headlines to uncover the human stories behind decades of unrest and resilience in the region.

Through meticulous research and empathetic storytelling, the authors shed light on the people of Manipur—their courage, endurance, and unwavering hope for peace. The Manipur Files also explores the broader implications of regional unrest, hinting at possible international dimensions and underlying conspiracies.

A blend of fact, analysis, and heartfelt narrative, this book invites readers to engage critically with issues of governance, identity, and humanity, making it an essential read for those seeking truth beyond propaganda.

About The Author

Dr. Laxmi Kant Gupta is an academician and has expert knowledge in foreign affair. His work focuses on conflict resolution, governance, and socio-political movements in India. With years of experience in teaching and research, he brings analytical depth and a scholarly perspective to Manipur Files, aiming to contribute to academic and policy-level discussions on Northeast India.

Abhishek Varshney is a writer with a strong interest in governance, public policy, and human rights. He has engaged in extensive study of India’s political landscape, with a focus on issues of security, development, and social justice. In Manipur Files, his contribution lies in offering critical insights into contemporary challenges while balancing research with accessible analysis.

Neetu Gupta is a writer and independent researcher with a focus on cultural studies, peace-building, and grassroots development. Her research interests include identity, resilience, and social change in conflict-affected societies. In Manipur Files, she emphasizes the human and cultural dimensions of political realities, ensuring that the voices of common people remain central to the narrative.

Collectively, the authors aim to provide a comprehensive and balanced account of Manipur’s complex realities, blending academic rigor with sensitivity to lived experiences.