Nagaland: State Level Half Marathon draws 3,000 runners in Kohima
Dimapur: The State Level Half Marathon was held at the Indira Gandhi Stadium in Kohima on Monday under the banner SPANDAN to foster social harmony, organise grassroots sports culture and youth development in Nagaland, encompassing multiple regional disciplines that include football, badminton and volleyball, alongside half marathons. The 78 Battalion, CRPF (Sech-Zubza), organised the race [] The post Nagaland: State Level Half Marathon draws 3,000 runners in Kohima appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Community norms key to tackling plastic waste: Nagaland University study
Dimapur: A Nagaland University study found that community expectations and social norms strongly influence how people handle plastic waste, highlighting the need for waste-management strategies that work through trusted local institutions and community networks rather than relying on awareness campaigns alone. The study examined the factors influencing plastic-handling practices by 226 residents across Kohima, Dimapur [] The post Community norms key to tackling plastic waste: Nagaland University study appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur govt working to facilitate return of violence-hit people: CM Khemchand Singh
Digital Desk | Imphal, Oct 5 (IANS) Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Monday said that since the formation of the new government on February 4, 2026, the state government has been working tirelessly to facilitate the return of violence-affected internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their respective homes and villages. He said that the government has held several rounds of talks with representatives of various Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to bridge the trust deficit that has emerged due to the crisis. The Chief Minister made the statement on Monday at the distribution of benefits worth Rs 2,19,25,000 to eligible labour card holders, especially for IDPs, under the Special Scheme for financial assistance for education of children staying at relief camps and other schemes of the Manipur Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (MBOCWWB) as part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan at the City Convention Centre, Palace Compound in Imphal. Khemchand Singh further expressed that sheltering in relief camps is not comfortable and that not being able to return to ones own home is deeply disheartening. He stated that the crisis has led to the suffering of innocent people in both the valley and the hills. Noting the positive outcome of the resumption of bus services along Imphal- Guwahati via Dimapur (Nagaland), the Chief Minister stated that it has lessened the burden on players participating in tournaments held outside the state and students studying outside Manipur, as airfares are expensive. He added that nearly 450 to 500 passengers are travelling using public transport services every day. In a significant development, inter-state passenger bus services between Manipur, Assam and Nagaland resumed on August 21 after a gap of more than three years. The Chief Minister maintained that the IDPs had fled their homes with nothing, and that the government has been making efforts to meet their needs through various Government schemes and basic needs. He informed that nearly 2,531 IDPs are being provided assistance through Direct Benefit Transfer and added that those IDPs who are yet to be registered should do so with the concerned authority to receive the assistance. Regarding Mission Pathshala, the state government is making every effort to ensure that the benefits reach the IDP students of the state. He also informed that frequent meetings are being held with representatives of the IDPs to address their grievances. Rajya Sabha MP Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi stated that extending assistance and support to the needy people of the state remains the governments foremost priority. Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modis vision of empowering the weaker section of society, she said that they have been empowered by reaching out to the grassroots and implementing various beneficial schemes for the needy. She also lauded Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh for his courageous decision to visit Jiribam district by road, prioritising the welfare of the people of Manipur. During the programme, 2,531 beneficiaries were provided assistance of over Rs 1.42 crore under the Special Scheme for Financial Assistance for the Education of Children Staying in Relief Camps (IDPs). In addition, eight beneficiaries received assistance of around Rs 19 lakh under the Immediate Assistance in Case of Accident (Accidental Death) scheme, and 194 beneficiaries received around Rs 58,20,000 under the Natural Death Benefit scheme. Tourism and Art and Culture Minister Khuraijam Loken Singh, several MLAs, Chief Secretary Rajeev Singh Thakur and other officials attended the programme.
Nagaland Woman Allegedly Molested At Five-Star Hotel In Kolkata; Man Held
Kolkata police arrested a man on Sunday for allegedly molesting a woman from Nagaland at a five-star hotel on EM Bypass. The incident occurred in the early hours when the woman, a resident of Dimapur, was waiting to greet the Brazilian football team visiting the city for a match. Following her complaint at Pragati Maidan... The post Nagaland Woman Allegedly Molested At Five-Star Hotel In Kolkata; Man Held first appeared on Northeast Today .
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Oct 4 (IANS) A man has been arrested on the charge of molesting two women in the lobby of a five-star hotel in Kolkata, said the police on Sunday. The incident took place on Saturday night, and based on the complaint, a case has been registered under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at Pragati Maidan police station. Kolkata Police Additional Commissioner (Detective Department) Kunal Agarwal said, CCTV footage of the hotel is being examined. Appropriate action will be taken after investigating the entire matter. According to the police, the woman, a resident of Dimapur, Nagaland, said in a written complaint that she and a companion were in the hotel lobby between 12:30 a.m. and 1 a.m. There, while celebrating with members of the Brazilian football team, an unidentified person touched them in an obscene manner. They felt uncomfortable during the incident and were allegedly molested. The Brazilian football team was in Kolkata on Saturday to play a friendly match with India at Salt Lake Stadium. The Brazilian team won the match after scoring four goals. After the match, the team went to the five-star hotel to celebrate the victory. On receiving the complaint, the Pragati Maidan police station began the investigation. The CCTV footage in the hotel lobby was examined. The suspect was identified by analysing the footage and matching it with the description given by the complainant. Later, the complainant also identified the person by watching the CCTV footage, according to the police. After that, the police checked the accused's movements through the CCTV footage. Finally, he was nabbed from a room in the hotel. Police identified the arrested person as Palash Roy (56), a resident of Lotus Boulevard, Sector 100, Noida, in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddha Nagar district. The officials said that other information related to the incident and the movement of the accused was also being investigated. His presence in the hotel at the time of the incident and every aspect of the complaint are being verified on the basis of CCTV footage and other sources.
Nagaland: NEC chief calls for technology, mechanisation to boost coffee sector
Dimapur: North Eastern Council (NEC) Secretary Satinder Kumar Bhalla has assured coffee growers in Nagaland that measures such as water harvesting, mechanisation, modern technologies and suitable equipment will be explored to address challenges facing the states coffee sector. Bhalla also called on the local administration to engage with major industrial groups, investors and exporters that [] The post Nagaland: NEC chief calls for technology, mechanisation to boost coffee sector appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Nagaland Assembly Speaker formally recognises merger of 5 NPP MLAs with NPF
Digital Desk | Kohima, Oct 2 (IANS) A day after all five MLAs of the National People's Party (NPP) joined the ruling Naga People's Front (NPF), Nagaland Assembly Speaker Sharingain Longkumer on Friday formally recognised the merger, officials said. Nagaland Legislative Assembly Secretary Khruohituonuo Rio, in a notification, said that in accordance with the provisions of the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India and in consonance with the members of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (Disqualification on Ground of Defection) Rules, 2019, the Speaker has declared the merger of the five NPP MLAs with the NPF. The five NPP MLAs joined the NPF at an event held in Dimapur on Thursday evening in the presence of Chief Minister and NPF President Neiphiu Rio, NPF Secretary General Achumbemo Kikon and other senior party leaders. The five legislators subsequently appeared before Nagaland Assembly Speaker Sharingain Longkumer and submitted the documents pertaining to their merger with the NPF. The MLAs are A. Nyamnyei Konyak (Moka Assembly constituency), Nuklutoshi (Arkakong Assembly constituency), C. Kipili Sangtam (Seyochung-Sitimi Assembly constituency), Tseilhoutuo Rhutso (Kohima Town Assembly constituency) and Benei M Lamthiu (Thonoknyu Assembly constituency). According to a statement issued by the NPF, the five legislators said that they had voluntarily joined the party and expressed confidence in the leadership of Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio. They also said that they accepted the NPF's ideology and policies and would work towards strengthening the regional party and serving the people of the state. Chief Minister Rio described the MLAs' decision to join the NPF as a welcome step that would further strengthen the regional party. With the merger of the five NPP MLAs, the strength of the ruling NPF in the 60-member Nagaland Assembly has risen to 39. Besides the NPF's 39 MLAs following the realignment, the Nagaland Assembly currently has 12 legislators of the BJP, two of the Lok Janshakti Party-Ram Vilas, two of the Republican Party of India-Athawale, one of the Janata Dal-United and four Independents. The BJP and all other parties are constituents of the ruling NPF-led United Democratic Alliance (UDA) government.
Nagaland: Former Assembly Speaker E.T. Ezung dies at 75
Guwahati: E.T. Ezung, a former Speaker of the Nagaland Assembly and minister, died in Dimapur on October 1 at the age of 75. His family said he had been unwell for a short period. Ezung was elected to the Nagaland Legislative Assembly three times from the 40 Bhandari Assembly constituency in Wokha district. He first [] The post Nagaland: Former Assembly Speaker E.T. Ezung dies at 75 appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Former Nagaland Assembly Speaker E T Ezung Passes Away At 75
Former Nagaland Assembly Speaker and minister E T Ezung passed away in Dimapur on Thursday after a brief illness. He was 75. Family sources confirmed that he is survived by his wife and two daughters. Ezung, a Congress leader, was first elected to the Nagaland Legislative Assembly in 1983 from the 40-Bhandari constituency in Wokha... The post Former Nagaland Assembly Speaker E T Ezung Passes Away At 75 first appeared on Northeast Today .
Five NPP MLAs Merge With Neiphiu Rio-Led NPF In Nagaland
Kohima, Oct 2: Five National Peoples Party (NPP) MLAs in Nagaland have merged with the Naga Peoples Front (NPF). The legislators subsequently submitted documents related to the merger to the Speaker of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly. According to an NPF statement, the merger took place in Dimapur on Thursday in the presence of Chief Minister... The post Five NPP MLAs Merge With Neiphiu Rio-Led NPF In Nagaland first appeared on Northeast Today .
End of NPP in Nagaland Assembly: All 5 MLAs join ruling NPF
Kohima, Oct 1: All five MLAs of the National Peoples Party joined the Naga Peoples Front (NPF) on Thursday, taking the strength of the ruling party in the 60-member Nagaland Assembly to 39, according to a statement by the House secretariat on Thursday. The MLAs joined the ruling party at Dimapur in the presence of [] The post End of NPP in Nagaland Assembly: All 5 MLAs join ruling NPF first appeared on Highland Post .
Key Naga body suspends four-month blockade in Manipur after tripartite talks in Guwahati
Digital Desk | Imphal, Sep 26 (IANS) The United Naga Council (UNC), the apex body of Naga tribes in Manipur, on Saturday announced the suspension of its nearly four-month-old economic blockade along the National Highways in the state following a tripartite meeting with the Centre and the Manipur government in Assams Guwahati. According to a senior official of the Manipur Home Department, the tripartite meeting with the UNC was held at the BSF Guwahati Frontier headquarters at Garbhanga near Guwahati as part of the prevailing law and order situation in Manipur and related peace-building measures. Officials from the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Manipur government, along with leaders of the UNC, participated in the important meeting. After the meeting, UNC President N.G. Lorho, in a statement, said that following the agreement reached during the tripartite talks between the Government of Manipur, the Government of India and the UNC in Guwahati, the council had decided to suspend the ongoing economic blockade with effect from 6 p.m. on Saturday. The United Naga Council appreciates the cooperation and solidarity extended by all concerned during the course of the agitation, the statement said. The Imphal-Jiribam National Highway (NH-37) and the Imphal-Dimapur National Highway (NH-2) are the two crucial lifelines of Manipur, connecting the landlocked Northeastern state with the rest of the country. The blockade was imposed by the UNC in May following the kidnapping of six Naga civilians from Leilon Vaiphei village in Kangpokpi district, which is mostly inhabited by Kuki-Zo tribals. The bodies of the six abducted Naga villagers were recovered on June 10, triggering widespread anger and agitations in different parts of Manipur. The blockade severely affected the transportation of essential commodities and fuel in the state and led to a rise in the prices of various items. The prolonged disruption also affected the movement of vehicles and supplies along the major highways passing through Naga-inhabited areas of Manipur. Saturdays Guwahati meeting assumes significance as the blockade had disrupted movement along the two major highways, affecting the transportation of essential commodities into Manipur from outside the state. The tripartite meeting between the Centre, the Manipur government and the leading Naga civil society organisations is being viewed as an important step towards restoring normalcy and creating conditions conducive to wider peace-building efforts in the state. The meeting in Guwahati came after the UNC and other Naga civil society organisations had maintained the blockade for several months over their demands following the abduction and subsequent killing of six Naga civilians. The UNC had earlier maintained that the agitation would continue until action was taken in connection with the deaths of the six civilians and other issues raised by the Naga organisations. The suspension of the blockade is expected to facilitate the movement of essential commodities, fuel and other supplies through NH-2 and NH-37, which are among the key road links connecting Manipur with neighbouring states and the rest of the country.
Centre extends AFSPA in 'disturbed areas' of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh by six months
Digital Desk | New Delhi/Imphal, Sep 25 (IANS) The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, for another six months in most parts of Manipur, several districts of Nagaland, and certain districts of Arunachal Pradesh, officials said on Friday. According to three separate notifications issued by the MHA, the further extension of the special law would be effective from October 1. The AFSPA, which gives armed forces operating in the notified disturbed areas sweeping powers to search, arrest, and open fire if they deem it necessary for the maintenance of public order, was extended on Thursday for six more months in the entire state of Manipur, excluding the areas falling under the jurisdiction of the 13 police stations of five districts Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, and Kakching. Of the total 16 districts in Manipur, these five districts are located in the Imphal Valley region. Manipur has been devastated by the ethnic violence between the majority Meitei and the minority Kuki-Zo-Hmar tribals since May 3, 2023. After the prolonged ethnic violence, which claimed over 260 lives since May 2023, Manipur came under Presidents rule on February 13, 2025, four days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who was heading the second BJP-led government, resigned on February 9. The Presidents Rule was withdrawn after Yumnam Khemchand Singh took over as the Chief Minister on February 4 this year. Officials in Imphal said that the MHA notification was issued after the review of the law and order situation in the state,in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the AFSPA, 1958. Another MHA notification said that the AFSPA has been extended in nine districts of Nagaland -- Dimapur, Niuland, Chumoukedima, Mon, Kiphire, Noklak, Phekm, Peren and Meluri and 21 police stations in five other districts Kohima, Mokokchung, Longleng, Wokha and Zunheboto - with these areas declared 'disturbed areas for a period of six months. Another MHA notification said that the AFSPA has also been extended in Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Arunachal Pradesh and the areas falling within the jurisdiction of Namsai, Mahadevpur and Chowkham police stations in Namsai district of the state, bordering Assam, and declared these areas as a disturbed area for a period of six months with effect from October 1. The law and order situations of the areas of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, where the AFSPA has been extended, were also reviewed by the government. Many organisations in Manipur, including the Manipuri Students Federation (MSF), the Nupi Khunai-Yairipok, and the Meira Paibis, and other Northeastern states have been off and on agitating, demanding withdrawal of the AFSPA from their states. Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma earlier said that the MHA has lifted the AFSPA from many parts of his state. The AFSPA was originally imposed across Assam in 1990, during a peak in insurgent activities led by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA). Since then, it has been renewed every six months, with periodic reviews leading to the gradual exclusion of certain areas based on the prevailing security situation. With significant improvement in the security situation, the AFSPA was lifted from Tripura in 2015, Meghalaya in 2018, and Mizoram in the 1980s.
Army Mountaineering Expedition summits Mt Khangchengyao in North Sikkim
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Sep 18 (IANS) The Indian Armys mountaineering expedition from the Eastern Commands Spear Corps successfully summited Mt Khangchengyao in North Sikkim on Friday, September 18, 2026. The expedition had been flagged off on August 18, 2026, from Rayang Military Station in Arunachal Pradesh. Mt Khangchengyao, at 6,889 metres, is considered an extremely challenging mountain to climb. It has steep ice walls and unpredictable weather conditions. Mt Khangchengyao is the fourth-highest peak in Sikkim and the tenth-highest in India. In this part of the Himalayan region, locals identify most of the mountains, especially the high peaks, as deities. Peaks are also differentiated by gender. Locals deeply revere Mt Khangchengyao, identifying it as a male mountain. Local legend holds that it gets angry when a woman sets foot near it, and folklore suggests the weather worsens whenever a woman climber approaches the base camp. The mountain has a unique dome-shaped structure without a pointed peak. Its nearly rounded top tapers down its sides at 7580 degree angles, making climbing extremely difficult. Officials said such expeditions help build teamwork and camaraderie among troops while also training them to handle challenges in extreme conditions. Under the aegis of Eastern Command, the Indian Army Mountaineering Expedition team under Spear Corps displayed exceptional courage and successfully summited Mt Khangchengyao (6,889 m), achieving a historic milestone. Defying sub-zero temperatures, treacherous terrain and punishing high altitudes, the team triumphed through sheer physical endurance and flawless camaraderie. This monumental ascent stands as a soaring testament to the indomitable spirit of the Indian Army, proving once again that no height is insurmountable when met with relentless resolve, the Eastern Command posted on X. The Spear Corps, also known as III Corps, is a Mountain (Holding) Corps with troops trained in high-altitude operations. It is headquartered in Dimapur, Nagaland, and is involved in counter-insurgency operations in the northeastern states. It also plays a major role in managing the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China. The Corps also participated in the famous Battle of Walong during the Indo-China War of 1962.
Inner Line Permit must protect Nagaland
Dimapur (Nagaland), Aug 30 (IANS) Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio has said that the Inner Line Permit (ILP) system should not remain merely a regulatory mechanism but evolve into an effective instrument to protect the states identity, land, culture and indigenous rights while promoting development and economic opportunities. Addressing a national seminar on the Bengal []
More than 1,700 individuals have successfully travelled from Imphal to Dimapur and Guwahati via NH2 over the past week. The movement of transport vehicles was suspended on Friday due to a shutdown in Senapati district.
Home Minister Amit Shah assures Manipur CM Centre will honour peoples wishes
Union Home Minister Amit Shah assured Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh of fulfilling state aspirations. Shah will visit Manipur in October to lay a new medical college foundation stone. He also discussed developmental projects and minority welfare with Kiren Rijiju. Public transport resumed smoothly on the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati route after conflict. Passengers expressed relief over affordable travel options and thanked the government.
Manipurs Chief Minister Thanks Naga and Kuki Communities for Smooth Public Transport Operations
Imphal, August 25: Manipurs Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh, expressed gratitude on Tuesday to the Naga and Kuki communities. He acknowledged their cooperation in ensuring uninterrupted interstate public transport services along the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati National Highway-2 (NH-2). While addressing the 45th Hawker Day ceremony in Heing Khongbal, the Chief Minister highlighted the importance of the support ... Read more Manipurs Chief Minister Thanks Naga and Kuki Communities for Smooth Public Transport Operations
Assam Rifles rescues missing 10-year-old from Dimapur, reunites family
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CRPF constable injured in fresh Manipur firing
A CRPF constable was injured amid fresh firing in Senapati and Kangpokpi districts. Houses belonging to Naga residents were burnt down early Monday morning. Incidents of houses being burnt were reported starting at 2:40 am. Protestors blocked the Imphal-Dimapur highway, disrupting traffic flow. The Taphou Kuki Village Authority condemned the destruction of a residential house.
Imphal-Guwahati bus service resumes with enhanced security, benefiting over 250 passengers
Public transport services resumed on the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati route for a third day. Over 250 passengers traveled from Imphal under robust security arrangements. The departure was delayed by an incident at Taphou village but was resolved peacefully. Adequate security personnel and Road Opening Parties ensure safe movement along the highway. Passengers expressed confidence in the government's peace initiatives and safe travel experiences.
Inter-State Bus Services Resume Smoothly on Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati Route
Imphal, August 23: Inter-state bus services on the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati National Highway (NH-2) continued to operate smoothly for the second consecutive day, with no unpleasant incidents reported. A senior official from the Manipur Transport Department stated that over 200 passengers traveled from Imphal, passing through the hill district of Kangpokpi, predominantly inhabited by the Kuki community, ... Read more Inter-State Bus Services Resume Smoothly on Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati Route
Manipur: Public transport services resume on NH-2 after 3 years
Imphal: Public transport services along National Highway 2 in Manipur resumed on Friday, August 21, after a gap of three years, with 125 passengers travelling from Imphal towards Dimapur and Guwahati, an official statement said. The passengers departed Imphal in two buses and five tempo travellers, marking a significant step towards restoring normal life and 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 .
Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati bus service resumes after nearly three years
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Manipur CM Khemchand Singh chairs Unified Command security meet
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh convened a crucial security meeting to evaluate the prevailing law and order situation in the state. Officials conducted a thorough review of security along the National Highways and addressed significant concerns. The meeting also highlighted the upcoming resumption of bus services between Imphal-Guwahati and Imphal-Dimapur, previously set to restart from Kangpokpi District Headquarters amid ongoing ethnic tensions and highway disruptions since May 2023.
The move aims to restore connectivity and normal life as the government pushes for trust and reconciliation among Manipur's communities.
Army Jawan from Nellore Goes Missing While Returning Home
Ravi was working in the sanitation department in Tengnoupal district of Manipur. According to reports, he last spoke to his wife on July 19 near Dimapur Railway Station in Nagaland while he was on his way home for the holidays.
Manipur announces reopening of national highways, resumes Imphal-Dimapur bus service
In a significant update, the Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh revealed that National Highways are now open for everyone in the state. This important announcement, made in Kangpokpi, also included the inauguration of development projects and distribution of welfare benefits. Meanwhile, the Imphal-Dimapur bus service is on course to resume soon, as the government intensifies its commitment to peace and reconciliation across the state.
Manipur's Chief Minister announced the immediate reopening of National Highways for all communities. The Imphal-Dimapur bus service will also resume, aiming to restore peace. Several development projects were inaugurated and welfare benefits were distributed to beneficiaries. The Chief Minister urged communities to trust and support each other for state development.
Assam Rifles jawans killed in ambush; joint forces launch massive operation in Manipur
Security forces are conducting extensive operations to apprehend militants responsible for the ambush. Two Assam Rifles personnel were killed in the attack along the Imphal-Dimapur National Highway. The NSCN-IM denied involvement and reaffirmed commitment to the ongoing peace process. Security forces recovered an IED and arrested several cadres from different militant groups. Naga and Meitei women staged a protest demanding justice and peace in the state.
National Highway shutdown by Kuki groups continues
The emergency shutdown of National Highway-2 in Manipur by Kuki civil society groups continued for a second day, blocking key stretches in Kangpokpi district and disrupting traffic on the ImphalDimapur route.
Nagalands Capital to Get Rail Connectivity by December 2029: NFR Reports
Kohima, June 15: The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has informed Nagaland Governor Nand Kishor Yadav that work is progressing rapidly on the 78.42-kilometer Dimapur-Kohima railway project. This project aims to connect the state capital to the national railway network by December 2029. During a project review, NFR officials updated the governor on the advancements made ... Read more Nagalands Capital to Get Rail Connectivity by December 2029: NFR Reports
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh meets Gadkari, pushes Imphal highway projects
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh met Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to discuss progress on the Imphal-Jiribam and Imphal-Dimapur highways. The Chief Minister also signed an MoU for Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0, focusing on sustainable rural drinking water. The state government is committed to implementing the mission effectively, aiming for assured service delivery and community ownership.
