R. Ranganadhan and his wife Anila, from Kerala, established the Kerala Bakery at Ukhrul’s Viewland area in 1995. They had to leave after Covid forced them to shut shop.
Champu Khangpok village was struck off the electoral records in the 1980s, making its residents encroachers and limiting their already meagre access to govt welfare systems.
The iconic mother’s market has been shut since lockdown. Though the govt promised loans to the vendors, they say only 100 of the over 4,000 traders got the loans so far.
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Its about human bonding, love and affection regradless of your root, not about sweets or bun or bread. It can be an example of many. Wish you read it again, and found that love and beauty of that bonding.
I give a shit. When you turn over the story it’s like that of parable in Bible. Story it self has a moral lesson to teach you my bro who does not give a shit. 1. Hard work and endurance gives a flourishing life in any place on earth. 2. Gradually lasting physical and emotional attachment to this new land. 3. Corona virus severe impact on economy and emotion.
4000 km far from Manipur WTF IT DOESN’T make sense Ukhrul is inside Manipur. What do you think you are writing this shit news without knowing single truth about anything
The author meant the distance between Kerala and manipur u gorilla. Learn reading comprehension before showing off your half knowledge.
@John gorilla… I’m dying here?
This particular family had a person working for them for all his life.. Now in his mid 40s who is an underdeveloped individual mentally and used to work at their shop for a living. They just used him for so many years and finally left him without a single penny.. Talking about serving a family for 30 years and then you get treated that way… This shop is adjacent to ours in Viewland Ukhrul.
Are you so jobless that you are writing about one bakery in the NE? There must be many establishments closed all over the country – but you focus on one why?
@mazo Like I understand why you would think that but people do this so as to ‘humanise’ this situation. If job loss is seen as statistics and not as individual stories that we’re familiar with, they become merely ‘things that happen to other people’.
Stories like these are also important for this reason whether we realise it or not.
It’s one of the many examples of how covid has affected the people. There are many similar stories out there and the journalist chose to tell this one. Why are you so salty? In fact why is this story any less deserving than the others? It deserves to be told.
Did you even read the article? It speaks of Indians living together in harmony sharing their different cultures even in such a small corner of the world. The lockdown has been hard on everyone, yes. This is just one story. Don’t be ignorant.
Why are you getting pissed off?They just expressed the plight of a random persona and you’re getting pissed off for that!
It is about hardwork, life, humanity and Covid 19.
Its about human bonding, love and affection regradless of your root, not about sweets or bun or bread. It can be an example of many. Wish you read it again, and found that love and beauty of that bonding.
I give a shit. When you turn over the story it’s like that of parable in Bible. Story it self has a moral lesson to teach you my bro who does not give a shit. 1. Hard work and endurance gives a flourishing life in any place on earth. 2. Gradually lasting physical and emotional attachment to this new land. 3. Corona virus severe impact on economy and emotion.
4000 km far from Manipur WTF IT DOESN’T make sense Ukhrul is inside Manipur. What do you think you are writing this shit news without knowing single truth about anything
The author meant the distance between Kerala and manipur u gorilla. Learn reading comprehension before showing off your half knowledge.
@John gorilla… I’m dying here?
This particular family had a person working for them for all his life.. Now in his mid 40s who is an underdeveloped individual mentally and used to work at their shop for a living. They just used him for so many years and finally left him without a single penny.. Talking about serving a family for 30 years and then you get treated that way… This shop is adjacent to ours in Viewland Ukhrul.
Who gives a $ht??
Are you so jobless that you are writing about one bakery in the NE? There must be many establishments closed all over the country – but you focus on one why?
@mazo Like I understand why you would think that but people do this so as to ‘humanise’ this situation. If job loss is seen as statistics and not as individual stories that we’re familiar with, they become merely ‘things that happen to other people’.
Stories like these are also important for this reason whether we realise it or not.
It’s one of the many examples of how covid has affected the people. There are many similar stories out there and the journalist chose to tell this one. Why are you so salty? In fact why is this story any less deserving than the others? It deserves to be told.
Did you even read the article? It speaks of Indians living together in harmony sharing their different cultures even in such a small corner of the world. The lockdown has been hard on everyone, yes. This is just one story. Don’t be ignorant.
Why are you getting pissed off?They just expressed the plight of a random persona and you’re getting pissed off for that!