The Liberal College, Luwangsangbam, embodies the cherished dreams and aspirations of its local community, tracing its roots back to its establishment in 1979. Its inception was not just a mere event but a significant milestone that echoed the collective voice of the people. Back then, the community envisioned a college on the northern outskirts of Imphal city to cater to future generations’ educational needs. This dream materialized through a historic public gathering on June 3, 1979, attended by luminaries, social activists, politicians, and scholars from the region. Notably, four Pradhans (elected representative of local self-government) of the 2-Heingang Assembly Constituency graced the occasion. The name “Liberal College” was unanimously chosen, symbolizing a shared commitment to progress and enlightenment.

Amidst anticipation and excitement, regular classes commenced on August 10, 1979, at the Srivan High School premises (now Srivan Higher Secondary School) in Luwangsangbam. The college’s foundation stone was laid by Shri RK Dorendro Singh, the then Hon’ble Chief Minister of Manipur, on October 19, 1980. With its foundation laid and name established, the institution promptly embarked on its educational journey. The college is situated in Luwangsangbam, adjacent to the NH-2 (Imphal Dimapur Highway), within the tranquil valley area on the eastern side of the Langgol range. Embraced by serene surroundings and nestled within a suburban setting, it offers an optimal academic environment for diverse disciplines.

At the initial stage, the college offered both higher sec Read More