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• Doctorate in Physics from Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam.
• Master of Science in Physics from Manipur University, Canchipur, Manipur.
• Bachelor of Science with Physics (Hons.) from D M College of Science, Imphal, Manipur.
• Trained under the Australian TAFE Directors in the India-Australia Vocational Education Leadership Training (VELT) Programme

a) Work Experience includes Teaching, Research, Administration, Material Productions – Print, Audio, Audio-Visuals, Theatre, Skills Training, Anchoring & Scripting

• Secretary to the Manipur State Minorities Commission (2009-2012) in addition to normal duties as Associate Professor in Physics at D M College of Science Imphal
• Nodal Officer, D M Community College (March 2013- Sept 2020)
• Regular Principal, Government Colleges appointed through direct recruitment for the first time and posted at Manipur College (Nov 2014- Feb 2016)
• Director, Deen Dayal Upadhyay (DDU) Centre for KAUSHAL (Knowledge Acquisition and Upgradation of Skilled Human Abilities and Livelihood) under the UGC, New Delhi (Feb 2016 – Sept 2020) implemented at D M College of Science, DMU, Imphal
• Regular Principal, Kakching Khunou College in addition to Director DDU Centre for KAUSHAL (Feb 2020-Aug 2020)
• Regular Principal, Lilong Haoreibi College (Sept 2020 –Aug 2023)
• Regular Principal, Moirang College (Aug 2023 – till date)

b) Supervisor of PhD Research Scholars under Manipur University in the areas of Material/PhysicalSciences & Physics for Cultural Heritage

c) Materials/Materials Productions:
Print materials:

1. Authored a Manipuri Short Stories Book: Awaba Sheishak (published with grants by Manipur State Kala Akademi, Imphal, Manipur, 1985)
2. Edited a Multidisciplinary Journal: The Mirror (DM College of Science, Imphal Publications, 2010)
3. Authored research-based book: Physics for Cultural Heritage (Ruby Press & Co. New Delhi, India, 2013)
4. Authored ManipuriPlay: Khongu Nangi Banshi (won the first prize in the All-India Competition for Radioplaywrights, 2000, reprint in 2014)
5. Authored research-based book: Scientific Methods for Cultural Heritage Research (DM College of Science Publications, Imphal, Manipur, 2015)
6. Co-authored research-based book: Mass Media in Conflict Zones (Ruby Press & Co. New Delhi, 2017)
7. Edited skill-based vocational training book: Man with Machines (DM College of Science Publications, 2018)
8. Authored academic book: Unlocking Locks under Lockdowns (Lilong Haoreibi College Publications, 2021)
9. Authored children’s knowledge-based Manipuri short stories book: Ei Shamu Amasung Nanaomacha (Writers Union Imphal, Manipur, 2022)
10. Authored Manipuri Play based on the supreme sacrifice of an unsung hero during the Anglo-Manipur War of 1891: Dasu Sardar (Writers Union, Imphal, Manipur, 2023)

Audio-visual:

1. Scripted and aired 13 episodes of the Family Serial Play: Nattung Illakke (All India Radio Imphal, 1997)
2. Scripted and aired 13 episodes of the Radio Science Serial Play: Thawanmichakki Lamdamda(under the Vigyan Prasar DST, New Delhi in connection with the celebration of the International Year of Astronomy, IYA 2009 and broadcast over All India Radio Imphal, 2010)
3. Anchored & produced the fortnightly science news update: Thakhaisida Science, aired from the ISTV Networks, Imphal, 2016 -2020
4. Scripted and produced the Short Film: The Locks (nominated by the EMMRC, Manipur University for the UGC short film competition on Anti-raging, 2019)
5. Voiceover for over a hundred short films which includes educational documentary films

Welcome to Moirang College an institution that stands calm with a bountiful campus area of about 30 acres of land near the Lord Thangjing, a sacred place for the Manipuri people; shining with all the cultural ethos of the people at the periphery of Loktak Lake; about 45 kilometers from the capital city of Imphal; surrounded by the historical places like Sendra Tourist Home, Thanga and Karang Islands, Keibul Lamjao National Park, the home of the only species in the World called Sangai, a brow-antlered deer dancing on the floating weeds, the INA complex where the flag of the Indian National Army was first hoisted on April 14, 1944.

I love to serve the people and be friends with the youths of the place!