Manipur News

Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio unveils Lui-Ngai-Ni monolith in Manipur's Ukhrul, urges reflection and unity among Nagas

The spirit of unity, heritage, and renewal resonated across Ukhrul Headquarters Ground on Sunday, February 15 as the Naga community celebrated Lui-Ngai-Ni 2026, the traditional seed-sowing festival symbolising hope, prosperity, and cultural resurgence. Organised by the State Level Organising Committee under the aegis of the United Naga Council, this year’s celebration was held under the theme “Cultural Renaissance” and hosted by the Tangkhul Naga Long.

Indian army ensures safe transit of 83 civilians amid tensions in Manipur's Kangpokpi

In a decisive humanitarian operation amid prevailing unrest, the Indian Army facilitated the safe movement of 83 civilians through a tension-scarred corridor in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district.

Manipur: Sainik School Imphal flags infrastructure concerns during CM’s visit

School authorities highlighted several pressing issues, including deteriorating buildings, irregular water supply, the need to strengthen the perimeter wall and the pending construction of a girls’ hostel. Concerns were also raised about sound clarity at the Vikram Batra auditorium.

Manipur CM assures swift redressal of key infrastructure woes at Sainik School Imphal

Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Sunday, February 15 assured swift resolution of key infrastructural and administrative challenges facing Sainik School Imphal, promising time-bound intervention to address long-pending concerns raised by the institution’s authorities.

Talent without support: Manipur technophile’s agritech mission hits financial roadblock

In a modest workshop tucked at Singajamei Chingamakha, 29-year-old innovator Yaiphaba Irom is quietly building what he believes could transform Manipur’s agricultural landscape. Armed not with an engineering degree but with self-taught expertise and short-term technical training, the young technophile has developed a suite of agri-tech hardware and software solutions—only to find his ambitions stalled by poverty and the absence of institutional support.

Manipur Police arrest two for mobile thefts, cyber frauds in Senapati

Manipur Police on February 14 arrested two individuals allegedly involved in a series of mobile thefts, cyber frauds and related crimes across Senapati, Imphal and adjoining areas.

Two female PLA cadres among five militants arrested near Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur

Five militants, including two female PLA cadres, were arrested near the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur. The arrests were made during a joint security operation aimed at maintaining peace in the region.

Kuki Inpi Manipur extends Lui-Ngai-Ni greetings , urges peace and fear free celebrations

Kuki Inpi Manipur greets all on Lui-Ngai-Ni festival and calls for peaceful celebrations. The organisation stresses unity and respect among communities.

Fresh tension in Manipur, 12 rounds fired in Litan foothills, causes panic among residents

Twelve rounds were fired in the Litan foothills during a confidence-building deployment, raising tensions and concerns. Authorities are investigating and increasing vigilance to maintain peace.

In wake of Litan unrest, Manipur's Kangpokpi mounts major humanitarian response

In a powerful show of solidarity and humanitarian resolve, Manipur's Kangpokpi has mounted a large-scale relief initiative for families displaced by the recent violence in Litan, underscoring the district’s enduring spirit of unity during times of crisis.

Great Backyard Bird count held at Manipur's Kangla fort to promote urban biodiversity

The Great Backyard Bird Count at Kangla Fort encouraged community involvement in urban bird conservation. The event highlighted the significance of birds in city ecosystems and gathered valuable data on local species.

Sports unite Manipur youth amid ongoing ethnic tensions

Sports are bringing together Manipur's youth from different communities to promote peace. Local leaders back these activities as a means to reduce ethnic tensions and build harmony.

Sacrifices of Pulwama martyrs will never be forgotten: Manipur CM

Manipur Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh on February 14, said the sacrifices made by CRPF personnel in the 2019 Pulwama terror attack will never be forgotten.

United Naga council condemns Manipur violence, warns of resolute action as Lui-Ngai-Ni festival approaches

The United Naga Council has issued a public statement expressing grave concern over recent violent incidents in Manipur, even as the Naga community prepares to celebrate the Lui-Ngai-Ni seed sowing festival on February 15.

Manipur: Relief reaches displaced Kuki-Zo families after Litan violence

SC seeks CBI status report on Manipur violence cases; asks centre, state to implement panel recommendations

The Supreme Court on February 13 directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to file a status report within two weeks on its probe into 11 FIRs related to the 2023 ethnic violence in Manipur.

Internet services restored in Ukhrul as Manipur government revokes suspension orders

The Manipur Government on February 13 revoked its earlier orders imposing temporary suspension of internet and data services in parts of the state, following a review of the prevailing law and order situation.

Three more houses burned at Litan Sareikhong on February 12, Tangkhul woman urges removal of SF

Three houses were destroyed by fire at Litan Sareikhong, raising safety concerns among locals. A Tangkhul woman has urged authorities to remove the SF to prevent further incidents.

Former Congress ticket contender from Manipur held for duping Kerala businessman of Rs 1.84 crore in online trading scam

The Palakkad Cyber Police in Kerala arrested Keisham Ningthemjao Singh, a Manipur resident and former Congress ticket aspirant from the Andro Assembly constituency, for allegedly orchestrating an online trading scam that duped a Kerala-based businessman of Rs 1.84 crore.

Foothills football championship brings Meitei, Kuki and Naga teams together in Manipur

The four-day Foothills Football Championship, held from February 9 to 12 at New Keithelmanbi, saw participation from 13 teams representing different communities, including eight Naga teams, three Meitei teams and two Kuki teams.

Joint intervention by Naga and Kuki leaders curbs Litan violence: Manipur MP Bimol Akoijam