70 mm Cafe & Restaurant

27/10/2023

Its been a while tht i post anything since the time of corona n thn this ethnic war i guess but lifes getting more n more exciting. Life is alwys about ups and downs but i accpt every outcome with a mindset of “hey we are gona be better”. This life is precious man enjoy it and thn theres my daughter whom i love so much and her birthday is not too far away, you all ll be invited🤘

25/02/2021

We are extremely delighted to have Guru Rewben Mashangva on this 27th of Saturday at 5pm. We are also excited and proud to have Bollywood Actor as a Special Guest for the evening. We also congratulate on being conferred Padma Shri by Government of India.

Looking forward to all our special invitees and friends and music lovers ❤️

Guru Rewben Mashangva, a Tangkhul Naga folk singer from Manipur, has been conferred the Padma Shri for his distinguished contribution to arts. The 60-year-old singer is also known as the ‘Father of Naga folk-blues’ and is a die-hard fan of Bob Dylan. Guru Rewben Mashangva is a guitarist and a pioneer in producing unique ethnic folk music.He plays other musical instruments as well such as mouth-organ, a four-hole flute known as Yangkahui, the tingteila (folk fiddle), and his rare cowbell percussion. Guru Rewben Mashangva has won several awards including All India Radio approved artist, year, Manipur State Kala Akademi Awardee 2005 for Tribal Folk Music, NETV People’s Choice Nominee 2006, Folk Musician of the year, North East Excellence Award 2009 by Indian Chamber of Commerce among others. At present, he runs a private Folk Museum of the Tangkhul in Ukhrul, Manipur, and holds the position of Director of the Naga Folk Music Academy.

Thank you so much .design for the lovely poster .. For agreeing to the invitation for all the running around and concept .. special thanks to Eche for all the motivation an support.

12/02/2021

Finally reached Imphal

Assam — The Accord, The Discord traces the NRC saga to its genesis, the landmark agreement Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi signed with the All Assam Students’ Union, the All Assam Gana Sangram Parishad and the State government that was announced on Independence Day, 1985. The detection of foreigners and constitutional protections for the Assamese people were among the core promises of the accord that put a lid on the six-year-long Assam Agitation against illegal immigrants in the State.

Author Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty goes back in time to show that much in the State is hard-won, from its very existence as part of the Indian Union to the setting up of oil refineries, in a bid to illustrate how the intractable nature of dispute resolution and the need to juggle national perspective with sub-regional imperative combined with the dilatory tactics of New Delhi to cast a long shadow of 1985 on Assam. If 30 rounds of talks in Indira Gandhi’s tenure preceded the Rajiv accord, its implementation has been thirty years and more in the making.

Sangeeta Barooah Pisharoty is an Indian journalist and writer from the state of Assam, based in the city of New Delhi.Currently the deputy editor with the digital news publication The Wire, she was formerly the Northeast India correspondent of the English language national newspaper The Hindu. She has been the subject of widespread critical acclaim for the documentation on the Assam Movement, the Assam Accord and the insurgencies in Assam in her debut book Assam: The Accord, The Discord.

Barooah Pisharoty has been the recipient of a fellowship from the Centre for Development Studies since 2011 following her series of news stories on the loss of livelihood caused by soil erosion on Assam's Majuli island. In 2017, she was the recipient of the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards for her reportage on housing segregation among Hindus and Muslims in the city of Delhi.
She is a alumna of the Guwahati University from where she graduated in 1995. Barooah Pisharoty began her career at the national news agency United News of India.

09/02/2021

❤️It’s gifting season choose ur best range of handpicked local crafts of chocolates to Soaps, fermented beverages and body butter creams stocked .

07/02/2021

One of the best event we could have ever asked for or collaborated ...

- a Tete a tete conversation with Retd. Lt General Dr. Konsam Himalaya Singh on his latest book “ Making of a General: A Himalayan Echo” which was moderated by and as special Guest. The conversation was invigorating and very uplifting . The journey of a young boy from a remote village (Charangpat) in Manipur to becoming the first Lt general in the north east region and overcoming all odds in life to triumphs. The event was collaborated with young book enthusiasts of which is founded by Pooja Elangbam, youngest IAS lady from Manipur. Also accompanied by many young officer and family from IGAR. Thank you 🙏 so much to everyone who made the conversation really vibrant and interactive.
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01/02/2021

We are so elated to announce that we have a wonderful event coming up on this Friday, the 5th of feb with One of the most decorated Army Persona and Officer from northeast India to reach the rank of Lieutenant General in the Indian Army and the first military officer from Manipur to reach the ranks of Brigadier and Major General.

Lieutenant General Dr. Konsam Himalay Singh PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, YSM, a former Lieutenant General of the Indian Army.

We are delighted to have a tete-a-tete Session and conversation with him on his latest book : The making of a general: A Himalayan echo which is the memoir of Lt Gen (Dr) Konsam Himalay Singh who has traced his journey from a small village in Manipur to becoming the first person from North East India to hold the rank of a Three-Star General of the Indian Army. The session will be moderated by Susma Sharma Gurumayum and we have a special guest : Miss Pooja Elangbam ,IAS one of the third youngest IAS officer of Manipur and also founder of .

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31/01/2021

It was a fabulous evening yesterday with lovely rendition of A classical folk instrument Tar shennai by Oja Nishikanta Huidrom and beautiful acoustic instrumental music by . oja Nishikanta is a specially abled Tar Shennai maestro who had composed beautiful music with many known artists of Manipur. He has contributed a lot in his musical genre ; even running a small musical school called sa re ga ma at blind school, Takyel. The Tar Shennai player is not even handful in Manipur and Oja Nishi feels he is still ready to accept students to pass down whatever he had learnt from his guru.

My heartfelt gratitude to all who have come and shown love and respect to this team.

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30/01/2021

It was lovely and so honoured to have you all . My heartfelt thanks to everyone who came to listen to this beautiful duet.

30/01/2021

See you all 👍❤️

We are jamming today evning @ 70 mm Cafe & Restaurant
See you guys..😃👍
Sunil - 🥁
Nokfet - 🎸
Jimbo - 🎹
Cheers!!

29/01/2021

So what¿

With influences of classical, jazz, blues, funk, folk and electronic music, they believe in exploring genre bending styles of original music, improvisation and sounds.
They have been performing in festivals, TV shows and cafes since its inception few years ago.
These guys will b jamming at our cafe tomorrow at 3 pm. See u all tomorrow!!