Meira is one of the sweetest people you can ever meet. They are so amazingly talented. Some people don’t understand them but they don’t focus on the bad. They don’t let anyone hold them back and they can get what ever they want just by how pretty they are. They are amazing people and are so respectful
by Yo just straight facts here December 18, 2019
by Yolo innit yessi January 30, 2021
Meira is a sweet and a sometimes quiet girl. She usually appears to be a blonde, curly haired girl. Meira is constantly nice, and loves to hug her friends. She is quiet until she gets to know you. She is very hyper and funny around her friends. Meira loves to dance, and is a perfectionist.
by MJ <3 January 7, 2012
Friendship till the end of time for sure bro yuh yeet they are absolute icons and legends fo sho ayooo bro sister mother father xxxx
by Wit pisces January 25, 2022
by Miss sassy bad ass May 2, 2018
meira is an amazing dancer. she’s pretty, loves to party, not over weight, fun, daredevil, is like a sister to anyone, doesn’t care what anyone else thinks, gets good grades, has friends, her name means light and brings joy that fills up a gloomy room. she’s loves sports has drama with one person funny, a lot of people want to be meira
by it’s ayo. m February 12, 2018
Meira Paibi is a Manipuri word meaning Women torch bearers.
It is also refered to the women's social movement in the Indian state of Manipur. Referred to as the "guardians of civil society", Meira Paibi dates to 1977 in present Kakching district of Manipur. It derives its name from the flaming torches which the women carry while marching through city streets, often at night.
They do so both as a patrol, and in protest, seeking redress against human rights violations committed by paramilitary and armed forces units against the innocent. Contextualized, Meira Paibi was founded at a time when the people of Manipur were fighting for self-determination, political autonomy, and independence.
It is also refered to the women's social movement in the Indian state of Manipur. Referred to as the "guardians of civil society", Meira Paibi dates to 1977 in present Kakching district of Manipur. It derives its name from the flaming torches which the women carry while marching through city streets, often at night.
They do so both as a patrol, and in protest, seeking redress against human rights violations committed by paramilitary and armed forces units against the innocent. Contextualized, Meira Paibi was founded at a time when the people of Manipur were fighting for self-determination, political autonomy, and independence.
by zollywords July 24, 2023