Manipur govt focuses on justice, economic inclusion and reconciliation: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh outlined the state's focus on justice, economic inclusion, and patient reconciliation. He attended the 73rd Plenary Session of the Northeastern Council in Shillong. Singh highlighted the completion of 167 projects worth nearly Rs 1,792 crore.
Manipur govt focuses on justice, economic inclusion and reconciliation: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh outlined the state's focus on justice, economic inclusion, and patient reconciliation. He attended the 73rd Plenary Session of the Northeastern Council in Shillong. Singh highlighted the completion of 167 projects worth nearly Rs 1,792 crore.
Manipur policeman killed in knife attack
The incident took place in Thoubal district during an anti-drug operation; attacker arrested
Kuki organisation in Manipur opposes SIR of electoral rolls
Kuki Inpi Manipur doubts the fairness of the exercise as 59,000 Kuki-Zo people continue to remain displaced
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia launched several flagship missions across Northeast states, including Mizoram Ginger, Naga Coffee, Arunachal Kiwi, Assam Muga Silk, Tripura Queen Pineapple, Sikkim Organic Food, Manipur Polo, and Meghalaya Lakadong Turmeric. These initiatives aim to leverage indigenous strengths, enhance value chains, and promote these unique products in global markets.
Manipur security forces arrest 5 militants, recover arms in separate operations
Security forces have arrested five militants in Manipur. The arrests were made in separate operations in Imphal East and Chandel districts. Weapons including AK rifles, an SLR rifle, a carbine, hand grenades, and ammunition were recovered. The militants belong to different proscribed outfits. These operations highlight ongoing security efforts in the region.
Mizoram Police Arrest Woman with 1.17 Crore Worth of Heroin
Aizawl, June 3: Mizoram police have made a significant drug bust, arresting a 51-year-old woman from Manipur with heroin valued at 1.17 crore. The arrest occurred on Wednesday in Saitual during a vehicle inspection. Authorities reported that the special team of the Saitual District Executive Force (DEF) conducted a surprise check in Keifang. During this ... Read more Mizoram Police Arrest Woman with 1.17 Crore Worth of Heroin
Manipur: Naga, Kukis intensify agitations over hostage crisis
Amid the continuing impasse over the release of hostages from the Naga and Kuki communities, both Naga and Kuki organisations have intensified their agitations, demanding the safe release of those still being held captive, officials said on Tuesday. The United Naga Council (UNC), the apex body of the Nagas in Manipur, at the last minute, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
MSBA revels in Rishav and Kyoveio's doubles success at Yonex 3 Borders Jr Int'l Challenge
The Manipur State Badminton Association MSBA has extended its heartfelt congratulations to the dynamic junior duo of Ngangom Rishav and Kyoveio Mangsuan Vemai for their historic triumph at the Yonex 3 Borders 2026 Junior International Challenge The competition was held at Saint Louis, France from May 29 to 31, said MSBA in a press release In the thrilling and gruelling U19 Men's doubles final, the 5th seeded Indian pair displayed immense grit, tactical brilliance, and composure under pressure to stage a spectacular 20 22, 21 14, 21 12 comeback victory against the tournament's top seeds Vojtech Strejcek and Lukas Thor, it said This prestigious international victory on European soil marks a significant milestone for Manipur Badminton and highlights the rising trajectory of the State's badminton talent on the global stage, it said Rishav and Kyoveio have done the Nation and the State proud, it said while adding that defeating the tournament's top seeds in a high stake international final demonstrates their exceptional temperament and world class potential Their victory is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the robust coaching ecosystem supporting the junior athletes, MSBA continued while congratulating the duo and their families for the spectacular win MSBA also extended its gratitude to the coaching staff, support personnel, and the Badminton Association of India for their continued support in nurturing the regional athletes to achieve global excellence MSBA, furthermore, extended best wishes to Rishav and Kyoveio for their future competitions Source The Sangai Express
YPHU Nongin trounce YWC by 107 runs to seal XIII T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament title
YPHU Nongin N claimed the title of the XIII T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament 2026 as they thrashed YWC, Langthabal by 107 runs at Luwangpokpa Cricket Stadium, Luwangsangbam today YWC had to regret their decision to field first as they saw YPHU N erecting a comprehensive total of 180 runs for three wickets, thanks to sensible knocks from Then Then and Jinta Irengbam YPHU N bowlers then dismantled the YWC lineup with ease for 73 runs within 14 2 overs to seal the 107 run victory and deservedly lift the title of the 23 team league cum knockout tournament organised by the Manipur Veteran Cricket Association YPHU N started cautiously with Dhaneshwor 27 off 29 balls 2 fours and 1 six and Yumnam Robin 25 off 23 balls 3 fours and 1 six adding 42 runs for the first wicket in 7 1 overs Then Then and Jinta Irengbam then took charge of the batting onslaught, forging a 115 run partnership for the third wicket until Jinta was dismissed for a 30 ball 45 that included 2 fours and 4 sixes Then Then, who hit L Sasi for a four to complete his half century in 28 balls, remained unbeaten on 69 off 35 balls, with Boiton 3 not out off 3 balls to take YPHU N to 180 3 Tejkumar returned with the best bowling figures of 2 36 for YWC, while Abujam Rojeshkumar picked up one wicket 1 26 Chasing 181 for victory, YWC never looked in contention as wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals YWC suffered early jitters and slumped to 18 4 in 3 5 overs, with L Surjit and Rajesh Khangembam inflicting major damage The collapse continued despite P Prakashmani trying his best to hold things together, as Jinta removed Gojendra for the fifth wicket in the 7th over Jinta also went on to remove Prakashamani for 19 to leave YWC struggling at 38 6 after 7 overs, returning with bowling figures of 2 16 in 3 overs Sarangthem Sanjitkumar also joined the fray to dismiss YWC's second highest run scorer, Laishram Dinachandra on 14, for the 7th wicket in the 1st delivery of the 10th over, before removing M Ashokumar two deliveries later Sanjitkumar finished with figures of 2 19 in 4 overs YWC further slipped to 55 9 as Priyokumar got run out on the 1 st delivery of the following over L Surjit then put YWC to the sword by getting rid of Abujam Rojeshkumar 11 off 16 balls for the 10th wicket on the second delivery of the 15th over, walking away with the best bowling figures of 4 17 in 3 2 overs Jinta Irengbam, who shone with both bat and ball, was declared Man of the Match and feted with a cash prize of Rs 1,000 and a trophy He was also named man of the series YPHU N walked away Rs 20,000 richer with the title triumph, while YWC settled for a cash prize of Rs 15,000 and a trophy The winners' prize was donated by Khundrakpam Bijoy and his family in fond memory of his beloved father, Late Kh Mani Singh of Uripok Khaidem Leikai, while the runners up prize was donated by Lairenjam Geetranjan Singh, Secretary, MNCA of Kwakeithel Mayaikoibi in memory of his mother, Late L O Ahalya Devi The semifinalists YPHU Warrior, Lalambung Makhong and TCMDC, Thongju , Man of the Series, highest runscorer Dhaneshor of YPHU N 270 runs , highest wicket takers Surjit 18 wickets , and others were also feted with prizes sponsored by many generous donors Source The Sangai Express
Manipur hostage release deferred over 'sentiment'
Manipur's hostage situation is worsening. The United Naga Council has cancelled the release of 14 Kuki hostages. They demand the release of six Naga civilians held by Kuki groups. Vehicular movement is blocked on the national highway. Both communities have imposed economic blockades. Chief Ministers of Meghalaya and Nagaland are urging for the immediate release of all hostages.
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After BAFTA win, Manipuri film Boong bags top honours at New York Film Festival
After BAFTA win, Manipuri film Boong bags top honours at New York Film Festival
Manipuri Film 'Boong' Emerges Big Winner at New York Indian Film Festival, Takes Home 3 Awards
This year's edition of the film festival, presented by the Indo-American Arts Council (IAAC), included 19 narrative (features), four documentaries (features) and 27 shorts (narratives and documentaries) including several world premieres, and a special LGBTQ shorts program.
Naga apex body cancels release of 14 Kuki civilians
IMPHAL/SENAPATI, June 1: The apex body of Naga tribes in Manipur on Monday cancelled the scheduled release of 14 Kuki civilians following disagreements with certain youth leaders and stakeholders of the tribal community. In a statement, the United Naga Council said, Considering the prevailing sentiments of the Naga public, the proposed release of the 14 []
3 IPS officers from J&K, Ladakh allocated cadres
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, June 1: The Department of Personnel and Training, in consultation with the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, has allocated cadres to three IPS officers hailing from Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp As per an order, IPS officer Mohammad Muneeb Bhat from Kashmir has been allocated Madhya Pradesh Cadre, while Vishal Chandan from Jammu has been allocated the Manipur cadre, and Ghulam Haider from Ladakh has been given the [] The post 3 IPS officers from J&K, Ladakh allocated cadres appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Manipur Wrestling Association mourns demise of Th Nandabir
The Manipur Wrestling Association has condoled the demise of founder member Th Nandabir on May 29 at his Heirangoithong Bazar residence The Manipur Wrestling Association convened a condolence meeting to pay tribute to the former member and observed two minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed soul at Khuman Lampak Sports Complex br br table align center cellpadding 5 width 610 tbody tr td table class capbox width 100 tbody tr td img width 600 src https www e pao org galleries images News Related 2026 06 Nandabir 20260602 jpg border 1 alt Manipur Wrestling Association mourns demise of Th Nandabir td tr tr td align center Manipur Wrestling Association mourns demise of Th Nandabir td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The members also recalled the contributions of Th Nandabir towards the cause of wrestling in the State While sharing the pain and sorrow of the bereaved family members, they also prayed for his soul to rest in peace Source The Sangai Express
Assam Rifles Promotes Heritage Conservation at Khongjom War Memorial
Imphal, June 1: The Assam Rifles has initiated several efforts to promote historical awareness and heritage conservation at the Khongjom War Memorial, located in Kakching district, Manipur. These initiatives highlight the importance of preserving the states rich cultural and historical heritage. A spokesperson from the Defense Department stated that, under this initiative, the Assam Rifles ... Read more Assam Rifles Promotes Heritage Conservation at Khongjom War Memorial
Release of 14 abducted Kukis cancelled after protests in Manipur
The United Naga Council had issued a statement earlier in the day, proposing the release of the 14 hostages at 2 p.m. on June 1, 2026
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Mr Rio also informed that he spoke to the union home secretary and the Director of Intelligence Bureau, citing the urgency and sensitivity of the matter and requesting immediate and coordinated action by all concerned agencies.
Release 20 civilians held hostage, two northeast CMs appeal to Manipur captors
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio seeks Home Minister Amit Shahs intervention for the release of six Liangmai Nagas
Armed Militants Attack Border Villages In Manipur's Kamjong District, Residents Flee
Police said that the militants attacked the Tangkhul Naga villages of Namlee, Wanglee and Choro within Kasom Khullen police station area around 4 am, forcing residents of the border settlements to take shelter in nearby forests.
Kuki militants from Myanmar attack Tangkhul villages in Manipur, torch houses; two missing
Tangkhul students report Kuki militants attacked border villages from Myanmar. Around 100 militants crossed the international boundary. Villages like Namlee, Wanglee, Ashang Khullen, and Choro were targeted. Houses were burned, and some villagers are missing. The Tangkhul community has lost trust in central security forces. They demand state police deployment for protection.
Militants Attack Manipur Border Villages; Residents Flee to Forests
KNA-B denies role in Kamjong attacks along India-Myanmar border
Myanmar-based Kuki ultras attack Naga villages in Manipur
The apex body of the Tangkhul Nagas says the attackers fired indiscriminately, torched several houses, and abducted at least three people from the India-Myanmar border areas
Armed militants torch houses in Manipur's Kamjong district, residents flee
Phungyar MLA L. Keishing alleged that the attack was carried out from across the border by Myanmar-based militant groups Kuki National Army (Burma) and the Peoples Defence Force (PDF)
Manipur Leaders Praise Security Forces for Restoring Peace
Imphal, May 7: The Governor of Manipur, Ajay Kumar Bhalla, emphasized that true strength lies in the wise and restrained use of force. He noted that the conduct of security forces has strengthened public trust in the state. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also commended the crucial role of security forces in maintaining law and ... Read more Manipur Leaders Praise Security Forces for Restoring Peace
Four Myanmar nationals held with suspected heroin in Manipur
Manipur police apprehended four Myanmar nationals carrying suspected heroin. In a separate event, Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla honored various security units for their exemplary service. These units received the Governor's Unit Citation for their dedication. The Governor acknowledged their role in maintaining peace and order amidst challenging times. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also praised their humanitarian efforts.
Assam Cop Shot In Anti-Drug Raid Near Manipur Border, Airlifted To Guwahati
Police said no arrests have been made so far, as the suspects escaped through the dense forest and the interstate border.
Manipurs Zomi leaders to take late BJP MLA Valtes body to Delhi, protest outside party office
Valte was assaulted by an Imphal mob on May 4, 2023, suffering life-threatening injuries; after his death in February 2026, his family refused to perform his last rites till the arrest of those behind the attack
Rallies, shutdown mark third anniversary of ethnic conflict in Manipur
IMPHAL/CHURACHANDPUR, May 3: Rallies, meetings and a shutdown marked the third anniversary of ethnic conflict between Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur, which witnessed the death of at least 260 people, the displacement of thousands of residents and imposition of Presidents Rule for a year. The violence between the Meitei and Kuki communities started on []
MUTA condemns bomb threat, blasts at Manipur University
IMPHAL, May 3 : The Manipur University Teachers Association (MUTA) on Sunday strongly condemned the recent bomb threat and twin bomb blasts reported inside the Manipur University campus, terming the incidents a serious threat to academic life and institutional safety. In a press release issued today following an emergency general body meeting held on May 1, MUTA expressed grave concern over the climate of fear created by the incidents, stating that such acts endanger the lives of students, teachers and [] The post MUTA condemns bomb threat, blasts at Manipur University appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Rallies, candlelight vigils mark 3rd snniversary of conflict in Manipur
On the third anniversary of the ethnic strife between the Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur, a somber atmosphere prevailed. Communities held rallies and meetings, with a notable shutdown to reflect on the ongoing tensions. Candlelight vigils served as heartfelt tributes to those lost amidst the turmoil.
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
Manipur Police Seize Fuel Bound for Myanmar, Four Arrested
Imphal, May 3: Manipur police have seized four vehicles illegally transporting 25 containers filled with petrol and diesel along the India-Myanmar border. The operation took place on Saturday, with officials confirming the arrests of the drivers involved. A senior police officer indicated that the seized fuel was likely intended for smuggling into neighboring Myanmar. The ... Read more Manipur Police Seize Fuel Bound for Myanmar, Four Arrested
Three years on, Manipur remains tense amid ongoing violence
Three years after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur, little has changed. Daily life remains disrupted, and thousands are displaced. Violence has escalated despite government efforts. The administration faces a significant challenge in rehabilitating those affected. Cabinet expansion is also stalled due to the ongoing unrest. Naga areas are also experiencing incidents.
Manipur: Bodies of two children killed in April bomb attack taken from morgue
The bodies of a five-year-old boy and his six-month-old sister, killed in a Manipur bomb attack, were finally taken for last rites after 25 days in the morgue. The April 7 incident in Bishnupur had sparked widespread protests, leading to the case being handed over to the NIA.
Breaking News Live Updates: Security forces destroy 23 illegal bunkers, seize 18 IEDs in Manipur
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CM Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports at Cultural Event in Imphal
Imphal, May 1: Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized the global recognition of Manipur for its rich arts, culture, traditions, and sports heritage during a cultural event on Friday. The CM attended the 54th foundation day celebration of the Panthoibi Theatre Temple, held at the Shri Shri Nityanand Mandap in Yumnam Leikai, Imphal West district. ... Read more CM Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports at Cultural Event in Imphal
Chief Minister Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports
Imphal, May 1: Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized the global recognition of Manipur for its rich arts, culture, traditions, and sports heritage during the 54th foundation day celebration of the Panthoibi Theatre Mandap at Yumnam Leikai in Imphal West district on Friday. The Chief Minister urged the public to further promote and develop Manipurs ... Read more Chief Minister Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports
First talks under new Manipur government held with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups
A joint statement by the KNO and the UPF said that the day-long discussions focused on operational and security-related issues and both sides broadly agreed on the need to relocate certain SoO camps to reduce friction with local populations and improve security issues
Manipur: Indian Army defuses explosive near Moulsang village, averts threat to civilians
Indian Army troops discovered a suspected explosive device near Moulsang village in Churachandpur district, Manipur. A Bomb Disposal Team was quickly deployed. The device was confirmed by an Explosive Detector Dog. Engineers safely destroyed the old ordnance in a controlled manner. This operation ensured civilian safety and regional security.
Manipur is a highly weaponised society: Former Assam Rifles DG
In an interview with The Hindu, a former Director General of Assam Rifles describes Manipur as a highly weaponised society and explains how arms proliferation and security challenges are contributing to the resurgence of violence in the state.
Top Court Orders Test Of Audio 'Linking' Biren Singh To Manipur Violence
More than 260 people were killed and thousands displaced since the ethnic violence broke out between the Imphal valley-based Meitei and neighbouring hills-based Kuki communities in May 2023.
NIA arrests key accused in Manipur SDPO killing case
The National Investigation Agency has apprehended a key suspect in the killing of a Sub Divisional Police Officer in Manipur. The officer died in an attack by suspected Kuki militants in October 2023. The arrested individual is accused of conspiring in the incident. This arrest follows the earlier detention of another accused.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh appeals to public to maintain harmony
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh inaugurated five development projects in Langthabal Assembly Constituency. These include water supply schemes and community halls. The Chief Minister urged the public to maintain harmony and be wary of disruptive elements. He assured that developmental work will continue across all regions.
Bengaluru city police launch Indias first multilingual AI system in Namma 112 emergency service
The system currently supports more than 10 languages Indian languages such as Bengali, Gujarati, Odia, Manipuri, Kashmiri, Nepali and Assamese, along with international languages like Spanish, French and Arabic.
Manipur: Security forces destroy 12 illegal bunkers in Kangpokpi
Security forces have destroyed 12 illegal bunkers erected by armed groups in different parts of Manipurs Kangpokpi and Ukhrul districts, a police statement said on Wednesday. Three illegal bunkers were destroyed at Lungter hill and one each at Tingpibung and Leplen villages in Saikul police station area in Kangpokpi district on Tuesday. Seven illegal bunkers Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Major Drug Bust in Manipur: 4.267 Kilograms of Heroin Seized, Two Arrested
Imphal, April 29: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), in collaboration with the Assam Rifles and state police, has arrested two drug traffickers in Manipur and seized 4.267 kilograms of heroin valued at approximately 8.5 crore. Officials reported that this operation also dismantled a smuggling network linked to Myanmar. During the joint operation conducted on Tuesday, ... Read more Major Drug Bust in Manipur: 4.267 Kilograms of Heroin Seized, Two Arrested
PM Modi inaugurates six BCCI indoor cricket academies across northeast India
The academies are located in Rangpo (Sikkim), Doimukh (Arunachal Pradesh), Imphal (Manipur), Madankurklang (Meghalaya), Aizawl (Mizoram), and Dimapur (Nagaland)
Manipur Home Minister reviews border security and ongoing fencing work along India-Myanmar border
Manipur Home Minister Konthoujam Govindas Singh reviewed border security and ongoing fencing work along the India-Myanmar border. Discussions focused on strengthening security, enhancing agency coordination, and expediting development in border districts. The state is committed to peace, security, and development through united efforts.
PM Modi to virtually inaugurate MCAs indoor academy
By Our Reporter SHILLONG, April 27: The Meghalaya Cricket Associations (MCA) Indoor Cricket Academy at Kurkalang in Ri-Bhoi, is set for formal inauguration on Wednesday as part of a landmark ceremony in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually inaugurate indoor stadiums across six north eastern states (Meghalaya, Sikkim, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradaesh) []
Amid fresh unrest, Home Secretary reviews Manipur security situation
The security vacuum created due to withdrawal of around 8,500 Central armed police forces for deployment during West Bengal elections, and new areas of conflict between Kuki and Naga communities among the issues discussed
Manipur Congress Criticizes Chief Minister Over NRC Confusion
Imphal, April 27: The opposition Congress party in Manipur has sharply criticized Chief Minister N. Biren Singh. They claim that linking the National Register of Citizens (NRC) process with the census has caused confusion among the public. Hareeshwar Goswami, Vice President of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee, condemned the Chief Ministers recent statements regarding the ... Read more Manipur Congress Criticizes Chief Minister Over NRC Confusion
Violence-hit Manipur issues media advisory
Manipur government issues new guidelines for media. All news outlets must verify information from unauthorized groups. Reporting on banned organizations is prohibited. Sensational headlines and content that incite fear are forbidden. Media must ensure accuracy and fairness. Violations will lead to legal action. The aim is to maintain public order and communal harmony.
DC Edit | Rein In Tribal Security Groups First To Bring Manipur Peace
Fresh clashes among Kuki and Naga groups expose limits of state control
Did Assam Rifles Supply Gear to Kukis in Manipur? Govt Calls Claims Fake
Government dismisses viral claims that Assam Rifles personnel supplied tactical gear to militants in Manipurs Ukhrul, calling them fake and misleading.
Central Government Approves Over 947 Crore for Relief and Rehabilitation of Manipur Violence Victims
Imphal, April 26: The Union Home Ministry has sanctioned 424.36 crore for the operation of relief camps established by the Manipur government to shelter those affected by ethnic violence in the state. According to the state Home Department, an additional 523 crore has been approved for the rehabilitation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by ... Read more Central Government Approves Over 947 Crore for Relief and Rehabilitation of Manipur Violence Victims
Manipur CM Calls For Support Of Civil Society Groups In Restoring Normalcy
Pointing out that that the present unrest has brought hardships to daily wage earners and disrupted the academic environment of the children in the state, the chief minister who met public leaders from different localities of Imphal valley said, The government alone cannot bring peace unless the public and the civil society organisations and all the stakeholders come to the negotiating table to bring peace and a solution to all issues in the state.
NCB seizes 474 soap cases of heroin worth 11 crore in Manipur
Three arrested in joint operation; the agency says it has been intensifying its operations in Manipur due to its proximity to international borders and exposure to transnational drug trafficking routes
NCB Seizes 11 Crore Worth Heroin in Manipur, Three Traffickers Arrested
474 soap cases of heroin recovered from concealed vehicle cavity in Churachandpur; probe on to trace cross-border network
Violence Erupts at Kokomi Rally in Imphal, Student Organization Member Injured
Imphal, April 26: A rally organized by the Manipur Integrity Coordination Committee (Kokomi) turned violent on Saturday as certain factions of the crowd expressed their anger against the organization. During the unrest, a member of Kokomis student wing was injured. The rally was called to present several questions to the Manipur government. Protesters marched towards ... Read more Violence Erupts at Kokomi Rally in Imphal, Student Organization Member Injured
Manipur CM Appeals to Families to Accept Bodies of Children Killed in Bomb Attack
Imphal, April 26: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has urged the families of two children killed in a bombing in Bishnupur district to accept their bodies, which have been in the morgue for 19 days. On April 7, a powerful bomb was thrown at their home in Tronglaobi village while the victims were asleep. ... Read more Manipur CM Appeals to Families to Accept Bodies of Children Killed in Bomb Attack
Violence spreads to Naga areas in Manipur
Ethnic violence in Manipur has now reached Naga-dominated regions. Ukhrul district witnessed a deadly clash on Friday, claiming three lives and injuring several. Security forces have intensified operations to restore order and apprehend those responsible. The situation remains tense as authorities work to prevent further escalation in the border district.
Manipur CM N Biren Singh meets locals to ease tensions
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh is engaging in talks with local representatives to address the state's current challenges. He emphasizes dialogue as the path to peace, acknowledging the hardships faced by daily wage earners and students.
March to Manipur CMs house foiled; 22 injured
They took out the march demanding action against those behind the April 7 bomb attack that killed two children
Manipur: Protesters Clash With Police During March to CM's Residence
However, a group of agitators were later allowed to meet Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh and they submitted a memorandum on the matter
250 Indian Jews from NE Region Reach Israel; 1,200 More to Reach by Year End
The Bnei Menashe community, which lives in parts of Manipur and Mizoram, claims descent from the biblical tribe of Manasseh, and has been slowly making its way to Israel since the 1990s
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Violence Erupts in Ukhrul, Manipur: Three Dead, Several Injured in Clashes
Imphal, April 24: Violence erupted in Ukhrul district of Manipur on Friday, resulting in the deaths of at least three individuals and leaving several others injured. The clashes involved armed groups from the Naga and Kuki tribal communities. According to police officials, two bodies were recovered near Mullam village, a location severely affected by the ... Read more Violence Erupts in Ukhrul, Manipur: Three Dead, Several Injured in Clashes
Three killed in Kuki-Naga conflict in Manipur
The organisations of the two communities accuse each other of attacking first
The authorities also claimed that armed miscreants who resorted to indiscriminate firing also set several houses on fire.
Watch: Manipur sees little respite despite a change of guard under the BJP | The Hindu Editorial
A more pro-active role by the Home Ministry and a genuine effort by the BJP to involve all political actors in easing tensions should help. This should be supplemented by a strategy that empowers security agencies to crack down on hardline elements engaging in wanton violence such as bombings.
Cycle of violence: On Manipur, the persistence of hostilities
Manipur sees little respite despite a change of guard under the Bharatiya Janata Party
Manipur rights group opposes powers to lower-ranked police officers under UAPA
An April 22 notification to implement Section 43A of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act allows a wider pool of officers to arrest, search, and seize across the State with immediate effect
Shutdowns by ethnic groups disrupt normal life in most parts of Manipur
Protests are being held against the April 18 killing of two Tangkhul Naga persons and the April 7 bomb attack at Tronglaobi in which two children were killed
Manipur: 13-hour shutdown, candlelight vigil seeking justice for BJP MLA Valte in Churachandpur
Manipurs Valley and Hill Districts Disrupted by Multiple Bandh Calls
Imphal, April 22: Authorities reported that life in Manipurs Imphal Valley and Naga-dominated hill areas remained severely disrupted due to various bandh calls on Wednesday. Despite appeals from Chief Minister N. Biren Singh and Home Minister K. Govindas Singh, protesting groups continued their demonstrations, impacting normal activities in 12 out of the states 16 districts. ... Read more Manipurs Valley and Hill Districts Disrupted by Multiple Bandh Calls
Over 58,800 people displaced by ethnic violence since May 2023: Manipur govt
The violence destroyed 7,894 permanent houses
Protests force Manipur CM Khemchand Singh to take chopper; firing during visit
A three-day shutdown by Naga civil bodies intensified disruption in Manipurs hill districts, adding to paralysis in the valley. Protests and blockades forced the Chief Minister to take a helicopter route, while police used controlled firing to disperse a violent mob, leaving one person injured.
Manipur Launches Hinchi Project to Combat Drug Abuse and Support Farmers
Imphal, April 21: The Manipur Police have initiated a commendable effort to curb illegal drug trade and opium cultivation. In collaboration with the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), they launched a community project named Hinchi in Churachandpur district. This announcement was made via a post on the social media platform X on Tuesday. According to the ... Read more Manipur Launches Hinchi Project to Combat Drug Abuse and Support Farmers
Inspiring Achievement: Manipur Student Excels in 12th Grade Despite Physical Challenges
Imphal, April 21: A remarkable achievement has emerged from Manipur, showcasing the power of determination and mental strength. A young girl, despite facing physical challenges, has excelled in the Higher Secondary Examination (HSE) 2026, setting an inspiring example. Binita Khumukcham, a differently-abled student from the Jiribam district, secured a first division with 67.4% marks in ... Read more Inspiring Achievement: Manipur Student Excels in 12th Grade Despite Physical Challenges
Three-day Naga shutdown paralyses Manipur hill districts amid valley unrest
Normal life in Manipur's hill districts is disrupted by a three-day shutdown called by Naga civil bodies. Protests and highway blockades are widespread. The Chief Minister faced opposition during a visit to Wangjing. The shutdown responds to the killing of two civilians in Ukhrul district. Valley districts also face an indefinite shutdown.
Watch | Manipur unrest: Protests turn violent after childrens deaths
Tensions have escalated in Manipur as protests over the killing of two children turned confrontational in Imphal.
Naga, Kukis Clash In Manipur's Senapati District After Civilians Ambushed
The incident comes in the backdrop of escalating strain between the two communities following the recent killings along the Imphal-Ukhrul road.
Twin Shutdown Calls, Protests Paralyse Manipur After Child Deaths
In Ukhrul district suspected militants fired on a convoy of civilian vehicles travelling from Imphal.
Manipur unrest: Protests continue in Imphal over Tronglaobi bomb attack; curfew imposed
