Study of the Synergetic Behavior of Surface Active Ionic liquid (SAIL), N-alkyl- N-Carboxyethyl Imidazolium Inner Salts (ACIIS) and Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate (SDDS) in Aqueous Solution

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The present study explores the innovation possibilities in cultural materials among the Kabui (Rongmei) tribe of Manipur. Autoethnography was used in this study to systematically understand, reflect, and write the cultural phenomena from an insider’s perspective. Through semi-structured interview, fifty participants were interviewed in the local dialect and transcribed into English. Thematic analysis was used for analyzing the transcribed data. The outcome of the study alludes that despite of the challenges in the innovation process, cultural materials could create a huge opportunity in creating a cultural market and economy for the Kabui (Rongmei) entrepreneurs. The entrepreneurial endeavours could also create jobs and employment opportunities among the youths. The theme of preserving and promoting cultural materials through entrepreneurship could also be seen among the youths. Self-reliance, financial independence and promoting cultural identity were also reflected as prominent themes in the study. Contemporary western education based on books was seen as a departure from oral traditions which hampers cultural materials production and everyday engagements. Lack of skilled labours were also seen as the most challenging aspects in entrepreneurial endeavours.

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