Thadou Students' Association mourns Pu Nehkam Jomhao's murder. Alleged involvement of Kuki militants in Jomhao's death. Community recognises Jomhao's contributions to peace and culture.
Manipur police increase operations across the state, arresting eight individuals. A significant cache of arms and ammunition recovered. Operations highlight commitment to tackling illegal activities.
In a dramatic protest against the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) report on the Manipur crisis, Imagi Meira, a prominent women’s organisation in the state, publicly burnt the 692-page document, calling it biased and inflammatory.
The Congress has demanded immediate elections to Manipur’s local self-government bodies, accusing the President’s Rule administration of delaying democracy and stalling grassroots development.
A public meeting in Imphal criticised the PUCL report for bias and misrepresentation against the Meetei community. It called for a fact-based counter report and legal accountability to safeguard Manipur’s integrity.
Manipur Governor on August 30 reviewed the depleting stock position of petroleum fuels and LPG in the state, which has been severely affected by frequent landslides along NH-2 and NH-37, the two lifelines of the state.
A story of resilience and sacrifice has ended in tragedy for a family already scarred by conflict. Jimmy Ngammminlun Mate, a soldier of the 5th Assam Regiment and a native of Sahumphai, Manipur, lost his life after being swept away by the swollen Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir on the night of August 28.
In two separate operations on Friday, August 29, security forces in Manipur cracked down on drug trafficking networks, leading to the arrest of three individuals and the recovery of contraband, cash, and vehicles.
Security forces arrested three active cadres of the proscribed Kangleipak Communist Party (Progressive Socialist Council) [KCP (PSC)] on Thursday, August 28, including a mother and son duo.
Joining the nationwide celebration of fostering unity, teamwork and fitness, Senapati district observed the campaign ‘Ek Ghanta Khel Ke Maidan Mein Main’ (One Hour on the Playground) on the occasion of National Sports Day.
The High Court of Manipur on August 29 directed the state government to conduct panchayat elections within six months, ending the uncertainty over the long-pending local body polls in the state.
The Delhi Meetei Coordinating Committee (DMCC) on August 29 criticised a recent book published by the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), claiming it offered a one-sided account of the Manipur conflict while overlooking the experiences of the Meetei community.
A Class-9 student from T. Vaichong Government High School has written directly to the Governor, urging immediate action to address the severe shortage of qualified teachers at the school.
Manipur hosts a workshop to combat unsafe abortions and reduce maternal deaths. Stakeholders call for improved healthcare and awareness to safeguard women’s health
Congress accuses PM Modi of ignoring Manipur crisis during his Japan and China visits. Jairam Ramesh calls Modi out for neglecting domestic issues amid foreign diplomacy.
Manipur police arrested five insurgents and seized arms and contraband in a major operation. The drive also targeted motor vehicle offences to strengthen law and order.
Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Thursday, August 28 chaired a high-level meeting at Raj Bhavan to review healthcare delivery mechanisms in the state and directed officials to ensure effective implementation of government health schemes, with a focus on equitable access for all communities.
Congress demands fresh elections in Manipur, citing political unrest. The party urges PM Modi to address the crisis and restore peace immediately
Assam Rifles busted a major extortion ring along the Manipur border, arresting one individual. The operation was intelligence-driven to curb crime and maintain law and order
Manipur police conducted a series of coordinated operations over two days, resulting in the arrest of nine individuals and the seizure of substantial quantities of illegal drugs worth lakhs of rupees.
Manipur police arrested two militants and seized a large cache of arms during a special operation. Investigations continue to identify other members of banned outfits involved in illegal activities
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