Manipur Reduces Summer Vacation in Schools Amid Security Concerns
Imphal, June 23: Manipurs Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh, announced on Monday that the summer vacation for schools in the state has been reduced from the usual three weeks to just one week. This decision comes in light of the current law and order situation in the region. The Chief Minister stated that the aim ... Read more Manipur Reduces Summer Vacation in Schools Amid Security Concerns
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.
Central Agricultural University: A Beacon of Innovation for Northeast India, Says Mizoram Governor
Aizawl, June 22: Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh (Retd) praised the Central Agricultural University (CAU) in Imphal, calling it a hub of agricultural innovation and excellence for the entire Northeast region. He emphasized the universitys crucial role in advancing agricultural research, education, and sustainable development across eight states. The Governor formally inaugurated three significant meetings ... Read more Central Agricultural University: A Beacon of Innovation for Northeast India, Says Mizoram Governor
Khemchand graces 13th Chief Minister Trophy Kang Tourney
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh today attended the final match of the 13th Chief Minister Trophy Kang Tournament organised by the Manipur Kang Association at Manipur Kangshang, Khuman Lampak Sports Complex, and later graced the closing match of the 2nd MPC Trophy Football Tournament organised by The Multi Purpose Club MPC , Hiyangthang, at Hiyangthang Kangjeibung, Imphal Addressing the gathering at the Kang tournament, the Chief Minister said that Kang, one of Manipur's oldest indigenous games, was first introduced during the reign of King Loitongba The Chief Minister's Kang Trophy was initiated by late former Chief Minister Wahengbam Nipamacha Singh in 1999 He noted that the tournament has now reached its 13th edition and appreciated the players and the Manipur Kang Association for their dedicated efforts in preserving and promoting the traditional game As a gesture of encouragement towards promoting indigenous game, the Chief Minister announced a contribution of Rs 1 lakh from the Chief Minister's account, continuing the annual tradition The closing function of Kang Tournament was attended by Sapam Nishikant Singh, MLA, Keishamthong Assembly Constituency Dr Mayengbam Veto Singh, Director, Youth Affairs and Sports YAS , Meikam Jadumani Singh president, Manipur Kang Association members of the Manipur Kang Association, players and sports enthusiasts, among others Notably, NBKA emerged as the winners of the Kang tournament by defeating Gopaldev Kangkhut by 28 14 panjal W Premjit of NBKA also walked away as the Best Lamtha and man of the match as compatriot Kh Ithoi sealed the Best Chekphei title Later, while addressing the closing function of the 2nd MPC Trophy Football Tournament, the Chief Minister expressed his gratitude for the warm reception accorded to him, saying that the slogans calling for unity among the people reflected the collective aspiration for harmony in the State He remarked that sports have always served as a powerful medium for fostering friendship and unity, noting that ever since the Olympic Games began, athletes from different countries have come together, interacted and built lasting friendships Similarly, he said, State level sporting events in India bring together people from different communities, strengthening integration and mutual understanding, and added that Manipur has always embodied this spirit of unity through sports Yumnam Khemchand further stated that, recognising the exceptional talent and credibility of Manipuri sportspersons, the Prime Minister gifted the State the country's first National Sports University, which has significantly contributed to the development of sports in Manipur He also informed that he had received reports indicating that all infrastructure works at the university are expected to be completed within the current year The closing ceremony of the football tournament was attended by Konthoujam Govindas Singh, Minister Home and Youth Affairs Sports Karam Shyam Singh, MLA, Langthabal Assembly Constituency Sagolshem Kebi Devi, MLA, Naoriya Pakhanglakpa Assembly Constituency Naorem Praveen Singh, Secretary YAS Dr Mayengbam Veto Singh, Director, YAS former India football team captain P Renedy Singh former India football player Lourembam Lolendra Singh official, club members, players and local residents, among others Source The Sangai Express DIPR
State boxing team head to Punjab for National C'ship
A 31 member State team including 25 boxers left Imphal today for the 5th U 15 Boys and Girls' National Boxing Championships 2026 beginning on June 23 at Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar, Punjab The team who left Imphal include W Chanurembi 35 kg , Alina Kshetrimayum 37 kg , Chithung Jessica 40 kg , Kh Tania 43 kg , Sanjrambam Soma 46 kg , Y Lannganbi 49 kg , Ph Malemnganbi 52 kg , Ng Binao 55 kg , Yumnam Thoibi 58 kg , Joshita Laishram 67 kg , and Ningshichon Shimray 64 kg in the girls' squad led by coaches Th Jiten, Y Priyo and Ph Harison Laishram Rainbow 33 kg , Thoudam Santosh 35 kg , Athokpam Inunganba 40 kg , Laishram Alex 40 kg , Huidrom Malem 43 kg , M Chungkhupthang Kom 46 kg , Soibam Tarunjit 49 kg , Gurumayum Newton 52 kg , Khundom Robert 55 kg , Wangkheirakpam Mahesh 58 kg , Lukram Lilmani 61 kg , Prithibiraj Waikhom 64 kg , Mangan Nepram 67 kg and Chesam Jayed 70 kg are in the boys' squad who are being led by coaches N Kunja, Dr Bishworbanta Karam and Leishangthem Tamphasana Source The Sangai Express
State Wrestling C'ship K Boiton wins 41 kg category freestyle gold for U15 boys
K Boiton of Thoubal clinched the 41 kg freestyle gold for U15 boys in the ongoing State Wrestling Championship at SAI STC, Khuman Lampak Boiton beat Laishram Nganba of SAI in the final to seal the gold medal today as Thoubal's Okram Khaba and Abinash Takhellambam shared the bronze medal podium The 44 kg freestyle gold for U15 boys meanwhile went to Baskar Soram of SAI who beat T Arjunkumar of NSA in the final while Punshiba Thounaojam of SAI beat NSA's Busker Thounaojam for the 52 kg category gold Naorem Devaraj of Thoubal beat N Devadutta of Imphal East for the 68 kg category title Sanamacha Chanu of SAI meanwhile seal the U 15 girls' 58 kg category Freestyle gold beating Karam Lingjel of SAI in the final as Thokchom Ameriya of NSA bagged the 66 kg category gold by beating SAI's Maibam Thadoi in the final Suchitra of NSA 42 kg and Thoisana Laishram of SAI 46 kg also won freestyle gold medals for U 15 girls H Venus of RCC, meanwhile beat compatriot L Tikendrajit to seal the 80 kg Greco Roman gold for U 17 boys RCC's L Punshiba and Ng Rahul shared the bronze medal podium in this category The day also saw G Devabrata beat N Bishokumar for the U17 Boys' 92 kg category Greco Roman gold as I Robert of Thoubal beat compatriot S Mahabir for the 61 kg category gold Ph Meraj Alam, on the other hand, clinched the U 17 boys' 65 kg category Freestyle gold by defeating L Renedy in the final Source The Sangai Express
Mema Memorial T20 Cricket TCMDC, YWC through to semis
TCMDC, Thongju and YWC, Langthabal are into the semi finals of the 3rd Khomdram Ongbi Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament 2026 TCMDC set up a semi final date with NAPSA, Kha Imphal by defeating YAC, Yaiskul by 7 wickets today at Langthabal Public Ground TCMDC bowled out toss winners YAC for 97 runs in 19 5 overs riding on Krishna 4 11 , Jiten 23 19 , and Brajakumar 2 10 before Bijesh anchored with an unbeaten 45 to take TCMDC to 98 3 in 16 5 overs Tendehar 18, Chitranjan 16 and Ambison 16 led the scoring for YAC in the first innings before Chitranjan picked two wickets 2 22 Krishna, who added 11 runs to the TCMDC's tally and picked four wickets, was named man of the match Later in the fourth quarterfinal match, YWC beat BSC A by 22 runs to set up a semi final date with KSDO, Kyamgei YWC raised a modest total of 122 runs for 5 wickets in 20 overs thanks to sensible knocks from Prakashmani 41 and Gojendro 31 before Prakashmani 2 25 and Tejkumar 2 13 led the frugal bowling attack and restricted BSC A to 100 8 in reply For BSC A, Gopal, Robert, Thomas and Rakesh picked a wicket apiece before Robert remained unbeaten on 23 off 30 balls Prakashmani, who produced an all round heroics, was named man of the match Source The Sangai Express
Manipur CM Praises PM Modis Leadership, Calls for Peace
Imphal, June 21: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis visionary leadership on Saturday, recognizing him as Indias longest-serving Prime Minister. While addressing a public welfare camp, the Chief Minister stated that this initiative is part of a significant effort to realize the vision of Developed India-Developed Manipur 2047. The camp, ... Read more Manipur CM Praises PM Modis Leadership, Calls for Peace
Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh urged all communities to prioritize dialogue for peace, emphasizing its necessity for development. Speaking at a public welfare camp in Imphal, he highlighted the state's progress towards Viksit BharatViksit Manipur 2047, including railway expansion to Moreh. Singh also distributed aid to children with special needs and tuberculosis patients, underscoring the government's commitment to welfare and stability.
Massive Peace Protest Held In Imphal Demanding Justice For 6 Naga Civilians Killed In Manipur
The student body said, We are demanding justice for the infamous Leilon Vaiphei massacre carried out by KNF-P. Participants described the demonstration as a peaceful mobilisation aimed at seeking accountability and urging government intervention
NAPSA, KSDO in Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T 20 Veteran Cricket Tournament semis
NAPSA, Kha Imphal and KSDO, Kyamgei are into the semi finals of the 3rd Khomdram Ongbi Hijam Mema Memorial T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament 2026 NAPSA reached the semi finals with a commanding 9 wicket win over REYS, Nagamapal in the first quarterfinal this morning NAPSA chose wisely to field first and dismantled REYS for 66 runs in 17 overs thanks to impeccable bowling performance from Doren 4 10 before Premananda 37 not out off 30 balls and Bhogendra 7 not out off 10 balls combined well to take NAPSA to 67 1 in 11 1 overs Doren was eventually adjudged man of the match Later in the second quarterfinal match, KSDO were bundled out for 95 runs in 16 5 overs by toss winners CHAMP, Khagempali but the latter team ended up scoring 74 runs for 9 wickets in the allotted 17 overs to suffer a 21 run loss John 4 14 and Ajitkumar 3 20 shone with the ball for CHAMP earlier in the first innings before Akbar 4 13 and Himat 3 14 of KSDO overhauled their performances Source The Sangai Express
AMFA retains 40 players for Sub Junior Girls' NFC team preparation
The All Manipur Football Association AMFA has retained as many as 40 players for the preparation of State Sub Junior Girls' team ahead of the National championship 2026 27 The athletes who have been retained are as follows Goalkeepers Shamurailatpam Jigya Sharma of YWC L, Mayengbam Lingjel Chanu of MUFA, and Maibam Sanathoi Devi of ICSA br br Defenders Ahongshangbam Nandeshori of MUFA, Huidrom Kiranbala Chanu of YWC Th, Soram Hemabati of ESU, Sharungbam Tombi Devi of AMMA, Konthoujam Gunjan of KRYPHSA, I Sanathoi Chanu of YWC Th, I Yaiphabi of YWC L, O Ghanapiyari of ESU, A Linthoi Devi of YWC L, L Chinglembi of FC Imphal, W Lanchenbi of ESU, Th Chinglembi of KRYPHSA, Y Lanleibi Chanu of YWC L, Kh Nicky of KRYPHSA, and Sh Linthoi Chanu of MUFA br br Mid fielders Delina Ningombam of ESU, L Lamjingbi of MUFA, L Seityamala Devi of YWC L, N Malemnganbi of MUFA, H Sushmita Devi of YWC L, Kh Asha of ESU, L Nungshibi of AMMA, L Surbia Devi of FC Imphal, M Korounganbi Chanu of YWC L, Th Babysana of MUFA, Th Sheirli of KRYPHSA, H Victoria of YWC Th, L Neelu Devi of MUFA, Hmangte Avila Kom of YWC Th, A Riteshwori of ICSA, and Maisnam Lamnganbi of KRYPHSA br br Forwards L Purnimaluxmi Devi of YWC L, S Gunibala of ICSA, Th Maipakpi Devi of YWC Th, Naorem Lakhipyari of ESU, L Linthoingambi Devi of ICSA, and Kh Linthoi Devi of MUFA br br AMFA informed the players to report at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong on June 25 at 7 30 am In a separate memorandum, AMFA urged all district associations who organised junior tournaments to forward 10 players each and junior academies affiliated to AMFA to forward five players each in view of the upcoming Junior Boys' National Football Championship 2026 27 AMFA also instructed all women's teams to forward 10 players each for the upcoming Junior Girls' National Football Championship 2026 27 The players should be born between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2012 The district associations and women's teams should submit their list of players on or before June 25 along with their birth certificates and Aadhaar cards Source The Sangai Express
Kukis boarding flights from Imphal a positive sign: Manipur CM
The Kuki-Zo and Meitei communities avoided travelling to each others areas after the ethnic conflict began in May 2023
8 militants arrested for extortion, supply of arms in Manipur
Security forces have apprehended eight militants from two factions of a banned outfit in Manipur. These individuals are accused of extortion and supplying arms and explosives. The arrests occurred in Imphal East and Kakching districts. This action follows recent statements by the Chief Minister emphasizing the need for disarmament to achieve peace in the state.
Manipur unrest making it difficult to focus on development: CM
IMPHAL, June 17: Continued violence in Manipur has made it hard to focus on development activities, Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh said on Wednesday, and alleged that many people do not want peace in the state. Singh said he became chief minister to address the hardships of the people and bring peace among communities. However, []
Indian Armys Red Shield Division Hosts Yoga Session at Leimakhong Military Station
Imphal, June 18: In preparation for International Yoga Day 2026, the Indian Armys Red Shield Division organized a yoga session at the Leimakhong Military Station. A significant number of soldiers participated enthusiastically in this event. The primary aim of the session was to enhance the physical fitness, mental resilience, and overall health of the soldiers. ... Read more Indian Armys Red Shield Division Hosts Yoga Session at Leimakhong Military Station
3 injured Kuki youths shifted from Imphal hospital amid protests, tear gas
Three injured Kuki youths were moved from Imphal to Churachandpur overnight. Heavy security escorted the convoy. Protests outside the Imphal hospital prompted security forces to use tear gas. The youths were injured in firing between Naga and Kuki villages. Medical staff expressed concern over the security operations on campus.
Imphal : Three Injured Kuki-Zo Men Shifted From RIMS To Churachandpur Hospital
The situation at the hospital has been tense since Monday morning after three Kuki-Zo men who sustained bullet injuries in an exchange of fire in Kangpokpi district.
3 injured in Manipur firing; protests at Imphal hospital
An exchange of fire between two groups in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Monday left at least three people injured. The injured, all from the Kuki community, were taken to Imphal's Regional Institute of Medical Sciences. Tensions flared as protesters objected to their admission. Security forces used teargas to control the situation.
Manipur Chief Minister Launches Urja Fertilizer to Promote Organic Farming
Imphal, June 15: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh highlighted the state governments efforts to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers and promote organic farming across the state. On Monday, during a fertilizer distribution camp organized by the Directorate of Agriculture in Sanjenthong, Imphal, the Chief Minister flagged off fertilizer distribution trucks and launched the organic ... Read more Manipur Chief Minister Launches Urja Fertilizer to Promote Organic Farming
Manipur: Three Injured In Firing Between Armed Groups Of Naga and Kuki In Kangpokpi District
Security sources said that the injured civilians were first admitted to the Army Hospital in Leimakhong and thereafter shifted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Imphal under the heavy security cover
Attack on Kuki Village in Manipur Leaves Three Injured; Tribal Organization Demands Action
Imphal, June 15: On Monday, unknown armed militants attacked the Kuki community in Leilong Waifei village, located in the Kangpokpi district of Manipur, injuring at least three individuals. The Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), one of the main organizations representing the Kuki tribal community, condemned the attack and urgently called for action from security forces, particularly ... Read more Attack on Kuki Village in Manipur Leaves Three Injured; Tribal Organization Demands Action
Chief Minister Singh Highlights Benefits of Modis Leadership for Manipur
Imphal, June 14: Chief Minister Yumkham Khemchand Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis visionary leadership on Sunday, attributing the impressive progress of India over the past 12 years to his initiatives. He noted that the central governments efforts in infrastructure, education, healthcare, sports, connectivity, and social welfare have significantly benefited Manipur, accelerating the states development. ... Read more Chief Minister Singh Highlights Benefits of Modis Leadership for Manipur
Manipur CM targets 2028 for Jiribam-Tupul-Imphal railway, highlights Modi's development push
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced the Jiribam-Tupul-Imphal railway project is targeted for completion by 2028. He highlighted Prime Minister Modi's role in the state's development, citing the National Sports University, Inner Line Permit implementation, INS Imphal commissioning, and a new medical college in Churachandpur as key achievements.
Manipur security forces arrest 6, including PLA militants and drug peddlers, seize arms cache
Manipur security forces arrested six individuals, including three PLA militants and two drug peddlers, recovering arms, ammunition, and IED components. The DGP reviewed law-and-order and operational preparedness in Imphal East, emphasizing quality investigations and proactive anti-insurgency measures. Significant caches of weapons and combat gear were also seized in Thoubal district.
Major Recovery of Weapons in Manipur Amid Ongoing Violence: DGP Mukesh Singh Reports
Imphal, June 14: In a significant update regarding the ethnic violence in Manipur, Director General of Police (DGP) Mukesh Singh announced that approximately 70 percent of the weapons looted during the unrest have been recovered. Efforts are intensifying to locate and retrieve the remaining arms and ammunition. DGP Singh emphasized that strict action will be ... Read more Major Recovery of Weapons in Manipur Amid Ongoing Violence: DGP Mukesh Singh Reports
Assam Rifles Seize Cache of Military Weapons in Manipur
Imphal, June 13: Assam Rifles and Thoubal police commandos conducted a successful joint operation in the Purnahhetupokpi area of Kakching district, Manipur. During this operation, they recovered a significant cache of military-grade weapons and equipment. This operation dealt a major blow to active militant groups in the region and showcased the commitment of security forces ... Read more Assam Rifles Seize Cache of Military Weapons in Manipur
UNC seeks abrogation of SoO pact, action against KNF-P after killing of six Naga hostages
IMPHAL, June 12: Two days after the recovery of the mortal remains of six Naga hostages, the United Naga Council (UNC) has petitioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand, demanding the abrogation of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement with all Kuki militant groups and stringent action against those allegedly []
Development most effective way to end insurgency, unrest in Manipur: CM
IMPHAL, June 12: Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh on Friday said development is the most effective way to end insurgency and unrest in the state, while seeking greater support from NITI Aayog for economic recovery and infrastructure development. Speaking during an interaction between NITI Aayog officials and chief ministers of northeastern states in New []
Six abducted Nagas found dead after 28 days
IMPHAL/SENAPATI, June 10: Tension gripped Manipur on Wednesday after the mortal remains of six Naga civilians, who had been abducted nearly a month ago, were recovered following an extensive joint search operation by security forces. In a statement, Manipur Police said the remains were recovered on Wednesday afternoon after nearly 24 hours of sustained search []
14 Kukis Released After Four Weeks in Manipur; Six Nagas Still Missing
Imphal, June 10: Fourteen members of the Kuki community were released on Tuesday after being held captive for nearly four weeks in Manipur. However, six Naga villagers abducted on May 13 remain unaccounted for. According to police officials, the released Kukis were handed over to a police station in the Senapati district by the United ... Read more 14 Kukis Released After Four Weeks in Manipur; Six Nagas Still Missing
Ruddrakash selected for Asian Aerobic Gymnastics Cship
Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, June 9: In a proud moment for Jammu and Kashmir, ace gymnast Ruddrakash Khanna has been selected to represent India in the 10th Asian Aerobic Gymnastics Championship to be held at Tagaytay City, Philippines. Competing in the junior category for the first time, Ruddrakash secured second rank in the national selection trials recently held at Imphal, earning his place in the national squad. He is a trainee of the J&K Sports Council Gymnastics Academy, which has [] The post Ruddrakash selected for Asian Aerobic Gymnastics Cship appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Manipur Launches 13 Mobile Medical Units to Enhance Healthcare in Hilly Regions
Imphal, June 9: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh announced on Tuesday that the government is committed to providing quality healthcare services by ensuring skilled human resources, modern infrastructure, and advanced medical technology in both the Imphal Valley and hilly areas. While flagging off 13 mobile medical units from the Health Services Directorate in Lamphal ... Read more Manipur Launches 13 Mobile Medical Units to Enhance Healthcare in Hilly Regions
Naga Village Guardian Shot Dead in Manipur, Chief Minister Orders Action
Imphal, June 8: A tragic incident occurred in Manipurs Kangpokpi district on Monday, where a 58-year-old man from the Naga community was shot dead in the forest. He had gone to collect firewood just hours before the attack. The deceased has been identified as Chunjanglung Panmei, a resident of the area and a village guardian. ... Read more Naga Village Guardian Shot Dead in Manipur, Chief Minister Orders Action
BJP Candidates File Nominations for Rajya Sabha Elections in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh
Imphal, June 8: BJP candidates in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh submitted their nomination papers on Monday for the Rajya Sabha seats in the upcoming elections scheduled for June 18. In Manipur, the state BJP president, Aikhom Sharda Devi, filed her nomination at the state assembly secretariat for the lone Rajya Sabha seat. She was accompanied ... Read more BJP Candidates File Nominations for Rajya Sabha Elections in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh
Law Applies Equally to All Citizens: Mukesh Singh
Imphal, June 8: Mukesh Singh, the Director General of Police (DGP) of Manipur, emphasized on Sunday that the law applies equally to all citizens and confirmed that the police will continue to serve the people fairly, without fear or bias. During his first visit to the predominantly Kukis and Nagas populated districts of Kangpokpi and ... Read more Law Applies Equally to All Citizens: Mukesh Singh
Law Applies Equally to All Citizens, Police Will Serve Without Discrimination: Mukesh Singh
Imphal, June 8: Mukesh Singh, the Director General of Police (DGP) of Manipur, emphasized on Sunday that the law applies equally to all citizens. He confirmed that the police will continue to serve the public fairly, without fear or bias. During his first visit to the predominantly Kuki-Jo tribal district of Kangpokpi and the Naga-majority ... Read more Law Applies Equally to All Citizens, Police Will Serve Without Discrimination: Mukesh Singh
Search Operations Continue in Manipur as 20 Individuals Remain Missing
Imphal, June 7: A joint search operation by central and state security forces has been underway for nearly four weeks in Manipur. Despite these efforts, approximately 20 members of the Naga and Kuki communities, allegedly abducted by armed groups, are still unaccounted for. A police officer reported that to mitigate the impact of recent violence ... Read more Search Operations Continue in Manipur as 20 Individuals Remain Missing
Sharda Devi Prioritizes Peace and Rehabilitation of Displaced in Manipur
Imphal, June 5: A. Sharda Devi, the President of the Manipur BJP and a candidate for the Rajya Sabha, stated on Friday that restoring peace in the state and ensuring the safe return of displaced individuals will be among her top priorities if elected to the upper house of Parliament. Sharda Devi has been nominated ... Read more Sharda Devi Prioritizes Peace and Rehabilitation of Displaced in Manipur
Kuki apex body concerned over ongoing SIR exercise in Manipur
IMPHAL, June 4: The apex body of the Kukis in Manipur on Thursday raised concerns over the ongoing SIR exercise in the state, claiming that nearly 59,000 internally displaced people of the community are unable to return home to participate in the process. In a statement, Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) said, The ongoing Special Intensive []
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.
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 []
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
Manipur Police Debunks Fake Reports of Arson and Shooting in Khuram Waifei Village
Imphal, May 31: The Manipur Police have dismissed reports of armed attackers setting fire to homes in Khuram Waifei village, Kangpokpi district, labeling them as false. In an official statement, the police clarified that around 1:45 PM on May 30, 2026, unidentified armed miscreants opened fire near Khuram Waifei village. This incident resulted in the ... Read more Manipur Police Debunks Fake Reports of Arson and Shooting in Khuram Waifei Village
Mukesh Singh Appointed New DGP of Manipur, Set to Take Charge on June 1
Imphal, May 30: Senior IPS officer Mukesh Singh has been appointed as the new Director General of Police (DGP) for Manipur. He arrived in Imphal on Saturday and will formally assume office on June 1. Mukesh Singh will succeed the current DGP, Rajiv Singh, who has been appointed as Secretary (Security) in the Cabinet Secretariat. ... Read more Mukesh Singh Appointed New DGP of Manipur, Set to Take Charge on June 1
Transporters pause operations in Manipur in protest against truckers killing
Police say Kuki militants were behind the May 29, ambush on a convoy of trucks carrying food, LPG, and oil; security forces begin search operations; truckers protest threatens supply of essentials to Imphal via NH-37
Truck Drivers Suspend Operations In Manipur, Ask For Adequate Security On NHs
Pointing out that the protest was triggered by the death of a truck driver from West Bengal, who was killed in an ambush at TM Kasom along the ImphalUkhrul Road, security sources said that drivers are asking for the safety of their lives
Manipur Government Announces Fuel Conservation and Cost-Cutting Measures
Imphal, May 30: In response to global conditions, the Manipur government has made significant decisions regarding fuel conservation and cost-cutting measures. A senior official from the Chief Ministers Office (CMO) reported that a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister N. Biren Singh at the Civil Secretariat in Ministerpukhri focused on several crucial decisions aimed at ... Read more Manipur Government Announces Fuel Conservation and Cost-Cutting Measures
West Bengal truck driver killed in Manipur ambush
A Naga police constable was injured in the incident in a Kuki-dominated area on the Imphal-Ukhrul highway
Manipur Cinema Reflects Identity and Resilience, Says Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla
Imphal, May 29: The Governor of Manipur, Ajay Kumar Bhalla, stated on Thursday that Manipuri cinema is not merely a source of entertainment. It serves as a powerful medium to showcase the identity, struggles, hopes, and resilience of the people. He emphasized that Manipuri films have consistently portrayed the states rich cultural heritage and social ... Read more Manipur Cinema Reflects Identity and Resilience, Says Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla
Four Suspects Arrested in Kidnapping of Six Naga Civilians, Says Manipur CM
Imphal, May 28: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh announced on Thursday that security forces have apprehended four suspects in connection with the kidnapping of six Naga civilians. The state government is treating this case with utmost seriousness and is conducting extensive search operations to ensure the safe return of the abducted individuals. The Chief ... Read more Four Suspects Arrested in Kidnapping of Six Naga Civilians, Says Manipur CM
Newly discovered galaxy structure named after Manipurs Loktak Lake
Imphal: An Indian researcher based in Japan has named a newly discovered large structure of galaxies after Manipurs Loktak Lake, seeking to immortalise the northeastern states identity in the cosmos. Dr Ronaldo Laishram, who led an international research team as a postdoctoral researcher at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ), said the structure was 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 .
Naga body protests in Manipur capital Imphal demanding release of six civilians
In the memorandum, the organisation demanded immediate action against armed Kuki militants allegedly involved in the abduction of six Naga civilians.
Save Manipur From Narco Terrorism: Hundreds Join COCOMI Youth Bike Rally In Imphal
Imphal, May 24: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced on Sunday that his government is dedicated to enhancing the technical education framework. This includes the swift establishment of the extension campus of Manipur Technical University (MTU) in Heirok, Thoubal district. During his visit to the construction site of the MTU extension campus, the Chief ... Read more Manipur Government Committed to Strengthening Technical Education Infrastructure: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Governor Urges Youth to Embrace Global Experiences While Staying Rooted in Culture
Imphal, May 24: Manipurs Governor, Ajay Kumar Bhalla, has called on the youth to stay connected to their culture, traditions, and values. He emphasized the importance of progressing in a modern and global environment while never forgetting ones roots. Governor Bhalla made these remarks during an event held at Lok Bhawan in Imphal. He also ... Read more Manipur Governor Urges Youth to Embrace Global Experiences While Staying Rooted in Culture
Indian Air Force Airlifts 132 NCC Cadets from Manipur to Assam
Imphal, May 23: In response to the current situation in Manipur, the Indian Air Force (IAF) successfully airlifted 132 NCC cadets to Guwahati and Jorhat on Saturday. A senior official reported that these young cadets had participated in the NCC North Eastern Region (NER) flying camp held in Imphal from May 11 to May 20, ... Read more Indian Air Force Airlifts 132 NCC Cadets from Manipur to Assam
Manipur Chief Minister Appeals Against Strikes, Calls for Community Trust Restoration
Imphal, May 23: Manipurs Chief Minister, Yumnam Khemchand Singh, urged citizens on Friday to refrain from strikes, blockades, or protests, even in times of government dissatisfaction. He emphasized that such actions severely impact daily wage workers and economically vulnerable groups. Speaking at an event inaugurating three bridges in the Lamshang assembly constituency of Imphal West ... Read more Manipur Chief Minister Appeals Against Strikes, Calls for Community Trust Restoration
Assam Rifles Launches Community Initiative to Inspire Youth in Manipur
Imphal, May 23: In a bid to promote peace, harmony, and a brighter future for the youth, the Assam Rifles has intensified its community outreach efforts across various regions of Manipur. Officials reported that on Thursday and Friday, the Assam Rifles organized several awareness and motivational programs aimed at encouraging youth towards education, discipline, sports, ... Read more Assam Rifles Launches Community Initiative to Inspire Youth in Manipur
Major Security Operation in Manipur: 67 Weapons Seized, 4 Militants Arrested
Imphal, May 22: In a significant security operation, Manipur police and central security forces have recovered 67 weapons, including 27 AK-series rifles and 11 American-made rifles, in the past 24 hours. Additionally, a large quantity of ammunition and explosives was also seized. Authorities reported that four militants from the United National Liberation Front-Pambei faction were ... Read more Major Security Operation in Manipur: 67 Weapons Seized, 4 Militants Arrested
Manipur: Kuki Organization Extends Shutdown Demanding Release of Villagers
Imphal, May 21: The Kuki Inpi Manipur announced on Thursday an extension of the ongoing shutdown in Kuki-Jo areas for an additional 48 hours. This decision comes in response to the alleged detention of 14 individuals from the Kuki-Jo community. Janghaolun Haokip, the information and publicity secretary of Kuki Inpi Manipur, stated that the extension ... Read more Manipur: Kuki Organization Extends Shutdown Demanding Release of Villagers
Manipur: Security forces launch operation to trace hostages held by armed groups
Imphal: Security forces have been conducting search operations in the interior hill terrains of the Kangpokpi district in search of people still held hostage by armed groups, police said on Wednesday, May 20. Sniffer dogs have also been deployed for the operation, an official said. Combing and search operations are being continued by security forces 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 .
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Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amidst Tensions in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: Amid escalating tensions between the Kuki and Naga communities in Manipur, church leaders have launched significant peace restoration initiatives. Chief Minister N. Biren Singh praised this effort, stating that the active involvement of church leaders could play a crucial role in normalizing the situation. The unrest intensified following an attack on May ... Read more Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amidst Tensions in Manipur
Kuki-Jo Council Urges PM Modi for Intervention Amid Ongoing Violence in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: The Kuki-Jo Council, the largest organization representing the Kuki-Jo community, has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene amid escalating ethnic violence and tension in Manipur. The organization expressed that the situation in the state is deteriorating, putting the safety, existence, and dignity of the community at risk. They urged the ... Read more Kuki-Jo Council Urges PM Modi for Intervention Amid Ongoing Violence in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: Amid escalating tensions between the Kuki and Naga communities in Manipur, church leaders have launched a significant peace initiative. Chief Minister N. Biren Singh praised this effort, stating that the active involvement of church leaders could play a crucial role in normalizing the situation. On May 13, unidentified militants opened fire in ... Read more Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amid Rising Tensions Between Kuki and Naga Communities in Manipur
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Building Trust Through Dialogue: Manipur Chief Ministers Vision
Imphal, May 14: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh stated on Thursday that dialogue can bridge the trust deficit among communities. He cited the example of Jiribam district, where diverse communities now coexist harmoniously. The Chief Minister emphasized that the government will address the grievances of displaced individuals affected by ethnic violence and will increase ... Read more Building Trust Through Dialogue: Manipur Chief Ministers Vision
Tribal Organization Calls for Three-Day Shutdown in Manipur Following Church Leaders Murders
Imphal, May 14: The Kuki Inpi Manipur, a prominent organization within the Kuki community, has announced a complete three-day shutdown across Kuki-majority areas in Manipur. This decision follows the tragic murders of three Baptist church leaders in Kangpokpi district. Janghaolan Haokip, the organizations information and publicity secretary, condemned the killings and expressed deep sorrow over ... Read more Tribal Organization Calls for Three-Day Shutdown in Manipur Following Church Leaders Murders
Suspected militants kill three church leaders in Manipur
Imphal: Three church leaders were killed and four others injured in an attack by suspected militants in Manipurs Kangpokpi district on Wednesday, police said. The incident happened at a place between Kotzim and Kotlen villages when members of the Thadou Baptist Association (TBA) were returning from Churachandpur after attending a religious congregation. Chief Minister Y []
Tensions Rise at India-Myanmar Border Following Fire in Molnoi Village
Imphal, May 13: Tensions have escalated along the unstable border between Manipurs Kamjong district and Myanmar after a fire incident in the Kukis Molnoi village. Conflicting reports and sharp accusations have emerged, igniting discussions on social media. Local community leaders quickly refuted the claims, while official sources issued clarifications. On Tuesday afternoon, reports began circulating ... Read more Tensions Rise at India-Myanmar Border Following Fire in Molnoi Village
Kuki and Zomi Organizations Reiterate Demand for Union Territory in Manipur
Imphal, May 13: The Kuki National Organization and the Zomi Reunification Organization have reaffirmed their demand for a Union Territory with a legislative assembly, a goal established after May 3, 2023. This position will remain unchanged until further decisions are made. The Kuki National Organization, a coalition of various Kuki insurgent groups currently under a ... Read more Kuki and Zomi Organizations Reiterate Demand for Union Territory in Manipur
Manipur Government Issues Warning Against Fuel Black Marketing and Hoarding
Imphal, May 13: The Manipur government clarified on Tuesday that there is no shortage of LPG, petrol, or diesel in the state. Additionally, the government has issued a stern warning against black marketing, hoarding, and other irregularities related to petroleum products. Yumnam Nelson, the Director of the Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Department, stated ... Read more Manipur Government Issues Warning Against Fuel Black Marketing and Hoarding
Major Security Operations in Manipur Result in Arrests of Several Militants
Imphal, May 12: In a series of significant operations, security forces in Manipur have apprehended multiple militants and active members linked to banned organizations. These actions have also uncovered cases related to arms, explosives, and forced recruitment. The first incident occurred on May 9, 2026, when security forces arrested an individual involved in extortion near ... Read more Major Security Operations in Manipur Result in Arrests of Several Militants
Assam Rifles Successfully Rescues Abducted Woman in Manipur
Imphal, May 9: The Assam Rifles executed a significant relief and rescue operation in Manipurs Kamjong district, successfully freeing an abducted woman. The operation took place on Saturday, where the Assam Rifles rescued Olina Ningshen, a member of the Tangkhul community. She had been kidnapped by KNA (B) and Village Volunteers Eastern Zone (VVEZ) from ... Read more Assam Rifles Successfully Rescues Abducted Woman in Manipur
Manipur: Militant Attack Near India-Myanmar Border, Assam Rifles Ensure Safety of Villagers
Imphal, May 8: Tensions remain high in Manipurs Kamjong district following a militant attack near the India-Myanmar border. In response, the Assam Rifles have initiated continuous patrols and search operations in sensitive areas to maintain peace and security. Defense spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mahendra Rawat reported heavy gunfire and explosions in the Z Choro and Namli ... Read more Manipur: Militant Attack Near India-Myanmar Border, Assam Rifles Ensure Safety of Villagers
Manipur Board Releases 10th Grade Exam Results for 2026
Imphal, May 8: A significant update has emerged for students who participated in the Manipur 10th Board examinations. The Manipur Board of Secondary Education (BSEM) announced the results for the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) 10th Board examination for 2026 on Friday. Students who took the Manipur 10th Board exam and have been awaiting their ... Read more Manipur Board Releases 10th Grade Exam Results for 2026
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
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 .
Bomb blast near Imphal airport; no casualty
An explosion rocked the area near Imphal Airport on Sunday, marking the third anniversary of a significant ethnic conflict. Fortunately, no one was harmed in the blast. The Kangleipak Communist Party claimed the act was a demonstration against the recurrent bandhs and blockades affecting the region.
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
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
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.
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)
NCB Imphal Zonal Unit busts major heroin trafficking network in Manipur
A major drug bust occurred in Manipur. Narcotics Control Bureau, Assam Rifles, and Manipur Police seized heroin valued at 8.5 crore. Two individuals were arrested during the operation in Churachandpur District. The drugs originated from Myanmar. This successful operation disrupts drug trafficking networks along the Indo-Myanmar border. Efforts continue to make Manipur drug-free.
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
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.
