Drugs worth over Rs 22 crore seized in Manipur; one held
Imphal: Manipur Police have seized a huge quantity of highly-addictive methamphetamine tablets valued at over Rs 22 crore and arrested a truck driver, officials said here Saturday. A senior official said that the Manipur Police intercepted a truck at New Keithelmanbi Police picket in Imphal West District Friday night and found huge amounts of drugs []
328 arms, 9,300 rounds of ammunition seized in strife-hit Manipur
In a significant security operation in Manipur, joint forces including Manipur Police, CAPF, Indian Army, and Assam Rifles recovered 328 firearms and approximately 9,300 rounds of ammunition from five Imphal valley districts. The operation, based on intelligence reports, aims to restore normalcy and maintain public order following ethnic violence.
Massive arms haul in Manipur, 151 SLRs among 328 firearms recovered
GUWAHATI: In a massive arms haul, Manipur Police and security forces recovered over 300 guns along with a huge quantity of ammunition during simultaneous operations carried out in the five districts of the Imphal Valley on the intervening night of June 13 and 14. Altogether 328 weapons were recovered SLR 151, INSAS 65, rifles of other kinds 73, carbines 5, MP5 2, LMG 12, AK series rifles 6, Amogh rifles 2, mortar 1, pistols 6, barrels 2, AR15 gun 1 and flare guns 2. According to Additional Director General of Police Lhari Dorjee Lhatoo, the police acted on intelligence inputs about the presence of a large cache of arms and ammunition hidden in different areas of the Imphal Valley districts. Simultaneous search operations were launched at different locations by joint teams of Manipur Police, Central Armed Police Forces, Army and Assam Rifles, leading to the recovery of the weapons. These intelligence-based operations mark a major achievement for the Manipur Police and the security forces in their continued efforts to restore normalcy, maintain public order and ensure the safety and security of citizens and their property, said a statement issued by the Manipur Police. Senior police officials are in close coordination with all security stakeholders, the police said. The miscreants had looted over 4,000 guns from police armouries and other establishments of the police during the ethnic conflict in the state. It was not clear if the recovered guns were among the looted weapons. In its statement, the Manipur Police also reiterated its commitment to establishing a peaceful and secure Manipur. The police urged the public to cooperate with the security forces and report any suspicious activities or information related to illegal weapons to the nearest police station or Central Control Room.
Over 300 rifles among arms, ammunition recovered by security forces in Manipur
IMPHAL, Jun 14: A large cache of arms and ammunition, including over 300 rifles, were recovered from the five Imphal valley districts of Manipur, an official said on Saturday. The major arms seizure was made by joint teams of the Manipur Police, Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), and the Army in a well-coordinated intelligence-based operation on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday, he said. Among the items seized were 151 SLR rifles, 65 INSAS rifles, 73 other rifles, five [] The post Over 300 rifles among arms, ammunition recovered by security forces in Manipur appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Over 300 Rifles, Large Cache of Arms Seized in Manipur
Joint forces recover massive stockpile in Imphal valley districts during operation
Manipur: Militant camp busted in Imphal East, electronic equipment seized
Imphal: A temporary camp set up by suspected cadres of an underground militant outfit was dismantled, and a significant cache of communication and electronic equipment was recovered during an anti-insurgency operation in the Baruni Hills of Imphal East district on Friday, according to a police report issued on Saturday. The operation was launched following intelligence [] The post Manipur: Militant camp busted in Imphal East, electronic equipment seized appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur drug bust: Rs 22 cr meth seized on Indo-Myanmar border
Imphal: In a major operation by state and central security forces against organized drug syndicates operating in the North Eastern Region of India, 57.285 kgs of methamphetamine tablets, worth around Rs. 22 crores in international clandestine trade, were seized. Methamphetamine, also known as ice or crystal meth, is a highly addictive psychostimulant drug smuggled into [] The post Manipur drug bust: Rs 22 cr meth seized on Indo-Myanmar border appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur: Security forces seize weapons in Churachandpur
Imphal: Indias security forces, in coordination with the state police, unearthed a cache of arms, ammunition, and explosives at two vulnerable locations in Manipurs Churachandpur district during their continuous search and area domination operations on Friday, the police reported on Saturday. Based on intelligence input from various sources that tribal militants/miscreants belonging to the Kuki-Zo [] The post Manipur: Security forces seize weapons in Churachandpur appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Three more individuals have tested positive for COVID 19 putting the total number of COVID positive cases in the State at five There were two active cases in the State till yesterday Altogether 15 samples were tested for COVID 19 today and three of them turned out to be positive which puts the positivity rate at 20 per cent Of the three individuals who tested positive for COVID 19 today, two belong to Imphal West while the other one is a resident of Imphal East While four of the five active cases are currently on home isolation, the other one is at Shija Hospital Source The Sangai Express
Crew member Nganthois family leave for Ahmedabad for DNA tests
IMPHAL, June 13: A sister and a cousin of Kongbrailatpam Nganthoi Sharma, who was among the 12 cabin crew members onboard the Air India flight that crashed a day ago, left for Ahmedabad for DNA testing, family members said on Friday. A doctor from Gujarat called us and said Nganthois name was not on the []
NEC releases Rs 6.19 crores for 9 projects in Manipur
Imphal: North Eastern Council (NEC) has released Rs 6,19,49,507 in May 2025 for 9 projects in Manipur, according to the NEC yearbook 2025, a comprehensive compilation that underscores the steadfast commitment to the development of the North Eastern Region. These funds were released to support a range of sectors, including tourism, industry, agriculture, transport and [] The post NEC releases Rs 6.19 crores for 9 projects in Manipur appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Mobile internet services are back in five districts of Manipur. The state government made this decision after observing improvements in law and order. These districts include Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, and Kakching. Earlier, internet services were suspended following protests after the arrest of Arambai Tenggol leader Ashem Kanan Singh.
Doomed flight AI171: Manipur cabin crews family recounts her final conversation
Imphal: Kongbrailatpam Nganthoi Sharma, 21, the youngest of the eight flight attendants on Air India Flight AI171, which tragically crashed in Ahmedabad, spoke to her family members residing in Manipurs Thoubal district for the last time at 11.38 am on Thursday. Kongbrailatpam Nganthoi Sharma told her elder sister that she would fly to London in [] The post Doomed flight AI171: Manipur cabin crews family recounts her final conversation appeared first on NorthEast Now .
BJP Manipur expresses grief over Air India Flight AI171 tragedy Imphal Times
BJP Manipur expresses grief over Air India Flight AI171 tragedyImphal Times
Two Manipuri cabin crew members among victims in AI171 crash; One was internally displaced due to Manipur crisisImphal Times
MFO condole loss of two cabin crew from Manipur in Air India flight crash Imphal Times
MFO condole loss of two cabin crew from Manipur in Air India flight crashImphal Times
Rockfalls disrupt traffic on NH 101 2-A along ManipurNagaland route
Imphal: Travel and transport between Ukhrul in Manipur and Dimapur in Nagaland have been badly affected for the second day, as large boulders and rockfalls have completely blocked National Highway 101 2-A near Tungjoy in Manipurs Senapati district. Officials reported that vehicular movement from Ukhrul, Tadubi, and Senapati to Dimapur via Kohima has come to [] The post Rockfalls disrupt traffic on NH 101 2-A along ManipurNagaland route appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur: Huge arms haul recovered from abandoned militant camps
Imphal: In a joint operation of the Indian Army, Assam Rifles, and Manipur police, a cache of arms, ammo, explosives, and weapons has been captured at two abandoned camps of the miscreants located in separate valley districts of Manipur during the past 24 hours. Manipur police reported that in the anti-insurgency operations, the joint law [] The post Manipur: Huge arms haul recovered from abandoned militant camps appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur Lifts Internet Ban in Valley Districts Following Review of Situation
HT Digital IMPHAL, JUNE 13: The Manipur government on Friday revoked the temporary closure of internet services in the states five valley districts after reconsidering the prevailing law and order situation. The move is a key step towards normalcy after recent tensions in the region. As per authorities, the ban on the internet had been []
Manipur Bans Laser Lights Near Imphal Airport to Ensure Flight Safety
HT Digital IMPHAL, JUNE 13: The Manipur government has banned the use of laser lights within a 10-kilometre radius from Imphal International Airport. The decision has been made to remove visual distractions for pilots during sensitive flight phases and improve air safety in the area in general. Both laser displays and laser pointers are under []
Manipur: Bihar drug smuggler arrested, Rs 18 crore heroin seized
Imphal: The Special Cell of the Manipur police and central security forces have arrested one alleged drug smuggler from Bihar during a special operation at the Manipur-Nagaland border and recovered approximately 2 kilograms of high-grade heroin worth over Rs 18 crores in the international market. The official reported that the Anti-Drug unit of the Manipur [] The post Manipur: Bihar drug smuggler arrested, Rs 18 crore heroin seized appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Executive committee meeting held
The Association of Surgeons of India ASI , Manipur State Chapter convened an executive committee meeting at its office premises in IMA House, Imphal on Wednesday As per a release issued by ASI Manipur State Chapter, the meeting decided to resume the remaining events of ASI Manipur State Chapter National Surgeon's Week June 8 14, 2025 and to observe National Surgeon's Day on June 15, 2025 Source The Sangai Express
Manipur Guv, ex-CM Biren Singh express grief over Ahmedabad plane crash
IMPHAL, June 12: Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Thursday expressed deep sorrow over the aircraft crash in Ahmedabad. A London-bound Air India plane with 242 passengers and crew on board crashed moments after taking off from the Ahmedabad airport. Several casualties are feared. A 20-year-old Manipuri woman from Thoubal district, identified as Kongbrailatpam Nganthoi []
Two cabin crew members from Manipur among victims of Ahmedabad Air India crash
GUWAHATI: Two female cabin crew members from Manipur were onboard the ill-fated Air India flight that crashed in Gujarat on Thursday. The two were identified as Nganthoi Sharma Kongbrailatpam, a 22-year-old Meitei woman hailing from Thoubal district in the Imphal Valley, and Lamnunthem Singson, a 28-year-old Kuki woman from Kangpokpi district. The fate of both was not known. When news broke about the plane crash, relatives and neighbours gathered at the residence of Kongbrailatpam even as the family members were waiting for information about her. She last spoke to her family at 9 am on Thursday. Not much could be known about Lamnunthem except that her family was displaced by the ethnic conflict and is now living in the Kuki-majority Kangpokpi district. LIVE | Air India flight crash in Ahmedabad: One miracle survivor, 241 people on board feared dead, says police
Laser lights within 10 km radius of Imphal airport banned UNITED NEWS OF INDIA
Laser lights within 10 km radius of Imphal airport bannedUNITED NEWS OF INDIA
Manipur govt bans use of laser lights within 10 km radius of Imphal Airport theweek.in
Manipur govt bans use of laser lights within 10 km radius of Imphal Airporttheweek.in
Manipurs Remote Hills Fuel Indias Football Dreams Imphal Times
Manipurs Remote Hills Fuel Indias Football DreamsImphal Times
Air India crash in Ahmedabad could be the worst involving a single aircraft in India
The crash of Air India Flight 171 in Ahmedabad on Thursday could be the worst ever accident involving a single aircraft in India. There were 242 people on board the flight, while more casualties are likely on the ground as the plane crashed into a hostel for medical students. The only plane accident in India with more casualties was the mid-air collision of two aircraft over Charkhi Dadri in Haryana, around 100 km from Delhi, in 1996 in which 349 people died. That crash involved the collision of a Saudia flight from Delhi to Dhahran in Saudi Arabia and a Kazakhstan Airlines flight from Chimkent in Kazakhstan to Delhi. LIVE | Air India flight to London crashes near Ahmedabad airport during takeoff; all 242 passengers presumed dead The previous worst crash involving a single aircraft in India took place on New Year's Day in 1978 when an Air India flight crashed into the Arabian Sea just off the coast of Bombay less than two minutes after take-off. All 213 people on board that flight, which was headed to Dubai, died. The aircraft was a Boeing-747 named Emperor Ashoka. The worst ever crash involving an Air India plane was in 1985 when a flight from Canada to India was blown up over the Atlantic Ocean after a bomb was planted on board by Khalistani terrorists. All 329 people on board were killed. Here is a timeline of the major air accidents in India since 1990: August 7, 2020 Air India Express Flight IX-1344 Kozhikode In Keralas biggest plane accident, an Air India Express aircraft carrying 190 people on board, including crew, from Dubai to Calicut airport skidded off the table-top runway while landing in bad weather, fell 35 feet onto a road below and split into two. Operating under the Vande Bharat Mission to repatriate Indians stranded abroad due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Boeing 737-800 aircraft was flying from Dubai to Kozhikode (Calicut). Such runways, which are located on hilltops, create the optical illusion of being at the same level as the plains below when a pilot comes in for a landing. The crash claimed 21 lives, including both pilots, and left more than 100 injured, some critically. May 22, 2010 Air India Express Flight IX-81 - Mangalore Air India Express Flight IX-812 crashed on May 22, 2010, at Mangalore International Airport, marking one of the deadliest aviation disasters in India. The flight, a Boeing 737-800, was operating from Dubai to Mangalore with 166 people onboard, including many Indian expatriates returning home. The 2-year-old aircraft had crashed outside Mangalore airport in Karnataka on May 22, killing 158 people when it burst into flames after overshooting a table-top runway and plunged into a nearby forest.The crash resulted in 158 fatalities, with only 8 survivors, most of whom were seated in the front section of the aircraft. The investigation found that the pilot overshot the table-top runway at Mangalore and tried to pull up the plane but it was too late. November 10, 2009 An ATR-72 passenger plane, operated by Kingfisher Airlines, was damaged when it skidded off the runway on landing at Mumbai-Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM), India. Flight IT4124 operated on a scheduled domestic flight from Bhavnagar Airport (BHU) to Mumbai. Maintenance on main runway 27 at Mumbai effected operations at the airport between certain times. October 29, 2008 King Air C-90 aircraft owned and operated by Govt of Punjab was operating Positioning flight from Chandigarh to Ludhiana on 29.10.08 with two cockpit crew on board. The flight en-route up to overhead Ludhiana was uneventful. The crew located the runway late due prevailing Low visibility. They were not comfortable with the approach and made a go around; a non-standard go-around due to low visibility. In the anxiety to not to loose the sight of the field they descended in three orbits in the vicinity of the airfield on the west side of R/w 12, perhaps to land after making the short circuit from the right. However they lost the control and impacted with the ground in the steep left bank. Aircraft got destroyed in the crash due to the impact and post impact fire. Both the occupant on board died due to fire and collapsing aircraft structure. Air India crash near Ahmedabad airport: What we know so far March 19, 2008 The Premier 1 corporate jet aircraft took off normally from Jodhpur (JDH), India. The flight en-route up to approach to land at Udaipur (UDR) was uneventful. After clearance to land at Udaipur the pilot selected the flaps-10; the flap didnt respond and Flaps-Fail message flashed. The pilot decided to go for a flap-less landing and carried out the check list for Flaps Up approach & landing. The approach speed of the aircraft was probably high and it could not be brought to the assigned limit for flap less landing. The pilot continued approach at high speed. From about 25 feet height, the aircraft had a sort of free fall and impacted the runway. It rolled for about 150 feet with heavy breaking on both the wheels; which caused heavy rubber deposits on the runway and subsequent tyre burst. The aircraft veered to right and hit the boundary wall before it stopped. September 8, 2007 Vulcanair P68C aircraft VT-JOY operated by M/s Joy Alukkas Traders (I)pvt Ltd, Cochin operating flight from Bangalore Airport to Cochin on 08.9.2007 after refueling at Bangalore. Its took-off from Bangalore airport runway 27 at approx 1514 Hrs normally. At about1520 Hrs IST the aircraft wanted to return back due technical. However it could not make it as it was losing the engine power very fast. Subsequently Radar contact with the aircraft was lost and the aircraft crashed onto the lakebed of Gawdanapalya Lake, about 5NM Southwest of Bangalore airport. All the persons onboard received fatal injuries. There was no evidence of fire. Aircraft was completely destroyed. July 1, 2007 ATR 72-212A aircraft VT -JCE operated by M/s Jet Airways was operating schedule flight sectors DelhiBhopalIndoreDelhi on 1.7.2007. The flight up-till approach to land at Indore was normal. On coming to the runway the aircraft touched down moderately hard and bounced high. The Pilots were perhaps determined to salvage the abnormal situation and added Power to the Engines with intention to cushion the sink-rate and settle the runway. On the contrary, aircraft came hard on the RWY and bounced once again. This got followed with a series of bounces in succession. While bouncing the aircraft migrated from the runway and finally came to full halt on right side close to airport boundary wall. There was no fire in the accident. March 11, 2006 Low-cost carrier Air Deccan's flight from Coimbatore was involved in a mishap when it skidded off the runway after landing at the Bangalore airport.The brand new ATR-72 plane with a compliment of 40 passengers and four crew members damaged its landing gear -- nose wheel and undercarriage-- and slipped out of the runway. April 17, 2004 The aircraft owned and operated by M/s Agni Aerosports Adventure Academy,Bangalore was scheduled for a flight from Jakkur airport to Nadirgul on 7.4.2004. The aircraft took off at about 1115 Hrs with four persons on board including pilot in command. Film actress Ms. Soundarya was also on board the aircraft. After attaining a height of about 150 ft after takes off, the aircraft took a steep left turn, stalled and hit the ground. A few minutes later, the aircraft caught fire and all the occupants received fatal injuries. The aircraft got destroyed due impact and post impact fire. Ahmedabad Air India plane crash: Former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani feared to be among passengers September 30, 2001 (Charter Flight) King Air C 90 aircraft VT-EFF owned by Birla Global Finance Ltd. and operated by M/s Jindal Strips Ltd., New Dehli took off from Delhi on 30.09.2001 at 1241 hrs with six passengers and two crewmembers on board. The aircraft was bound to Kanpur. En route it reported Aligarh as estimated. Short of next reporting point KADAS the aircraft was about 10 miles right of track for which the permission was obtained and the pilot requested for direct routing to Kanpur. Captain was advised by ATC Lucknow, to co-ordinate with Gwalior and Agra for traffic information. Thereafter, the aircraft lost the contact with the ATC and crashed. All the persons on board received fatal injuries. The aircraft got destroyed due fire. July 17, 2000 Boeing 737 aircraft VT-EGD, owned by Indian Airlines Ltd. and operated by Airlines Allied Services Ltd. took off from NSCBI Airport Kolkata at 0615 hrs on 17.07.2000 for Patna Lucknow - Delhi. The aircraft was under the command of Capt. Sohan Pal and there were 58 persons, including six crewmembers, on board. At approx 0713 hrs, the aircraft informed Patna ATC, estimated arrival time at Patna at 0736 hrs. The aircraft informed Patna ATC at 0732 hrs that it would like to do a 360-degree due to being high on approach. The ATC informed the aircraft to report final for R/W 25 after carrying out a 360-degree turn and the pilot acknowledged the same. This was the last communication recorded between the aircraft and the ATC. During the approach, for R/W 25 at Patna, the aircraft turned steeply to the left, losing height, and collided with the tree in the approach funnel and crashed in the GardaniBagh area near Patna Airport. The aircraft was totally destroyed due impact with the ground and post impact fire. July 30, 1998 Indian Airlines DO-228 aircraft VT-EJW was involved in an accident at KochiAerodrome on 30-7-98. The aircraft was scheduled to operate from Kochi toThiruvananthapuram. Aircraft took off from runway 17 of Kochi Aerodrome. After attaining a height of about 400 ft. it was seen pitching up steeply to a near vertical attitude and thereafter appeared to perform a manoeuvre similar to a stall turn to the right and crashed on the roof top of the Component Repair Shop (CRS) building of the Naval Aircraft Yard, Kochi. After the impact the aircraft caught fire and was completely destroyed. All persons on board received fatal injuries. Three persons working in CRS also received fatal and six other persons received minor injuries. November 12, 1996 A Saudi Arabian Boeing 747 aircraft and Kazakhastna IL-76 aircraft collided in mid-air about 40 miles west of Delhi on 12th November, 1996. All the 312 occupants of Saudi Boeing 747 and 37 occupants of Kazakhstan IL-76 aircraft lost their lives. The Saudi Boeing 747 aircraft was on a scheduled passenger flight from Delhi to Dahran and the Kazakhastan aircraft was operating a non-scheduled flight from Chimkent, Kazakhastan to Delhi. After takeoff from Delhi, Delhi Approach had instructed the Saudi Boeing 747 aircraft to climb and maintain FL-140 (14,000 feet). The Kazakhastan aircraft had been instructed by Delhi Approach to descend and maintain FL-150 (15,000 feet). Suddenly at 1840 hours the blips of the two aircraft disappeared from the radar screen, as the two aircraft had collided. There was no casualty on the ground. The wreckage of Saudi Boeing 747 aircraft fell near village Dhani in Bhiwani District of Haryana and that of Kazakhastan IL-76 aircraft was lying near village Birohar in Rohtak District. Standing crops at the site of accident were damaged due to fire, impact and rescue operations. Ahmedabad airport resumes operations after brief shutdown following Air India flight crash July 11, 1996 Archana Airways L-410 aircraft VT-ETC was operating flight on Delhi-Shimla-Bhunter- Delhi sector on 11.07.96. The flight upto Shimla was unenventful. The aircraft took-off from Shimla with 9 persons including three flight crew members. At 0855 hrs. aircraft hit and crashed into a hill and caught fire near Kanda village. The Aircraft was totally destroyed and all the persons on board received fatal injuries and three persons on ground have also suffered injuries. May 18, 1996 Archana Airways L-410 aircraft VT-ETB was operating a scheduled flight from Delhi to Kanpur civil aerodrome on 18.05.96. The flight from Delhi to Kanpur was uneventful. The aircraft took-off from Delhi with 19 persons including three light crew. During landing, the aircraft touched down late and could not be stopped within the available runway length and went beyond the runway. The aircraft hit the boundary wall of the airport and came to halt. The aircraft sustained major damages. There was no fire and no injury to persons on board the aircraft. December 2, 1995 Indian Airlines B-737 aircraft VT-ECS was operating flight IC-492 of 2.12.95 under the command of Capt. Adil Mistry with co-pilot Sandeep Marwah and four cabin crew. The flight upto Jaipur was uneventful. Aircraft took-off from Jaipur with 98+4 passengers. Aircraft landed at Delhi at 1253 hrs. After landing the aircraft could not be stopped within the available runway length and went beyond the runway into kutcha. The aircraft was substantially damaged. There was minor fire. Six passengers received minor injuries. July 1, 1995 East West F-27 aircraft was engaged in a training flight at Baroda airport on 1.7.1995. The aircraft was under the command of an Examiner pilot with the trainee pilot on right hand seat. The first touch and go exercise was uneventful. During the second exercise, immediately on touchdown the left main landing gear failed at its shock strut outer cylinder and the inner cylinder with the main wheel assembly attached to it got liberated. The aircraft continued moving forward with the remaining portion of left shock strut contacting the runway followed by the left engine propellers and fuselage bottom and finally came to rest on the runway left side strip. There was no fire and no injury to persons on board the aircraft. The aircraft sustained substantial damage. December 17, 1994 Indian Airlines A-320 aircraft VT-EPM was operating a scheduled flight from Madras to Hyderabad on 17.12.1994. The aircraft was under the command of Capt. C.J. Bhoopal with Capt. Sree Nair as First Officer. In all there were 144 persons on board the aircraft. After reaching over Hyderabad airfield, the aircraft did normal descent and was cleared for VOR DME approach for Runway 09. Aftertouchdown when the aircraft was rolling, it was hit by an unauthorised outsider on moped, who was attempting to cross the runway. The aircraft continued rolling with normal braking. The moped rider died on the spot and his body was ragmented into pieces and scattered all over the runway. Aircraft sustained slight damage. November 15, 1993 Indian Airlines Airbus A-300 aircraft VT-EDV was operating scheduled flight IC-440 (Madras- Hyderabad sector) on 15.11.1993. There were a total of 262 persons were on board the aircraft including 247+3 passengers and 12 crew members. The aircraft could not land at Hyderabad due to low visibility and carried out a missed approach. After the missed approach, the aircraft reported Flap Problem and was holding overhead at Hyderabad during which the flight crew enquired visibility at nearby Air Force airfields which was also low. The aircraft then diverted to Madras. Due to flaps problem, the crew had to maintain low speed and low altitude as a result of which it experienced fuel shortage and sought permission from Madras control for landing at Tirupati. However, the aircraft could not reach even Tirupati airport and executed forced landing in an open paddy field about 14 nautical miles from Tirupati airport. The aircraft dragged on the soft paddy field before coming to final stop. There was no fire. Passenger evacuation was carried out by means of escape slides. All the persons on board escaped unhurt except four who received minor injuries. April 26, 1993 Indian Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft VT-ECQ was operating scheduled flight IC-491 from Delhi- Jaipur-Udaipur-Aurangabad-Bombay on 26.4.1993. The flight from Delhi to Aurangabad was uneventful. The aircraft took-off from Aurangabad with 118 persons on board. Aircraft lifted up almost at the end of runway and impacted heavily with a lorry carrying pressed cotton bales running from North to South on a highway at a distance of about 410 feet from the end of runway. The aircraft left main landing gear, left engine bottom cowling and thrust reverser impacted the left side of the truck at a height of nearly seven feet from the level of the road. Thereafter the aircraft hit the high tension electric wires nearly 3 kms North-East of the runway and hit the ground. In all 55 persons received fatal injuries. The aircraft was destroyed due to post impact fire. January 9, 1993 On 9th January, 1993 TU-154 aircraft No. 85533 wet leased by Indian Airlines from Uzbekistan Airways was operating flight IC-840 from Hyderabad to Delhi. The aircraft was being flown by Uzbeki operating crew and there were 165 persons on board including the crew. The aircraft touched down slightly outside the right edge of the runway, collided with some fixed installations on the ground, got airborne once again and finally touched down on kutcha ground on the right side of the runway. At this stage the right wing and the tail of the aircraft broke away and it came to rest in an inverted position. During the process, the aircraft caught fire and was destroyed. Most occupants of the aircraft escaped unhurt. Six persons suffered either limb fracture or other serious injuries while 45 persons suffered injuries of a minor nature. Boeing stock tumbles over 7% in pre-market following Air India crash September 4, 1992 Indian Airlines B-737 aircraft VT-EGJ was operating scheduled flight IC-493 (Udaipur-Bombay sector) on 4.9.92. During take-off roll, the aircraft hit an Aerodrome Attendant (Chowkidar) on the runway centerline, who received fatal injuries. The aircraft continued with the take-off roll, got airborne and subsequently landed uneventfully at its destination Bombay. January 10, 1992 Air Lanka B-737 aircraft was engaged in a Scheduled International Passenger flight from Colombo to Madras on 10.1.1992. During landing on Runway 07 at Madras airport, the right landing gear attachment failed and right engine bottom contacting runway surface immediately on touchdown. The aircraft started swerving towards the right of runway center line as it moved forward on its wheels with right engine cowling and bottom rubbing the runway surface. The aircraft finally came to stop with its nose wheel and failed right main landing gear entering the grassy side strip soon after crossing the Delta taxiway. The fire emanating from the right engine was extinguished by the Safety Services and the crew and passengers evacuated the aircraft through the left side exit doors by means of the slide chutes. August 16, 1991 Indian Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft VT-EFL while operating flight IC-257 (Calcutta-Imphal) on 16.8.91 crashed about 20 nautical miles from the Imphal airport. The aircraft had earlier taken off from Calcutta at 0615 hrs UTC and it lost contact with Imphal airport at 0716 hrs UTC at approximately 5000 feet on ILS. The aircraft was under the command of Capt. Shekhar Haldar with Capt. D.B. Roychoudhary as First Officer. There were a total of 68+1 persons on board the aircraft including crewmembers. All the 69 persons died in the accident. The aircraft was completely destroyed. May 7, 1990 Air India Boeing 747 aircraft VT-EBO was operating flight AI-132 (London-Delhi-Bombay). During landing at Delhi Airport, on 7.5.1990, its left outboard engine (No. 1 Engine) partially separated from its wing attachment and consequently left wing caught fire which was quickly extinguished by the Airport Safety Services. The passengers were safely evacuated through slide chutes. The left wing of the aircraft was substantially damaged. February 14, 1990 Indian Airlines Airbus A-320 aircraft VT-EPN was operating Bombay-Bangalore sector on 14.2.1990. The aircraft took off from Bombay at 11:58 hours. There were 146 persons on board which included the two cockpit crew, five cabin crew, and four infants. The flight from Bombay to Bangalore was uneventful. During the final approach to Runway 09 at Bangalore the aircraft first contacted ground within the boundary of the Karnataka Golf Association approximately 2300 ft. prior to the beginning of Runway 09. The aircraft went up into the air for a very short duration after which it again contacted the ground on all three gears and then hit an embankment at the boundary of the golf course. The aircraft finally came to rest outside the boundary wall of the airport. The aircraft was destroyed due to impact and fire. In all 92 persons on board including two pilots and two cabin crew died in the accident.
Manipur Police Swaps Handcuffs for Brooms in Unique Community Service Initiative
HT Digital IMPHAL, JUNE 12: In a rare departure from the norm, Manipur Police chose civic activism over criminal prosecution by initiating a youth community service scheme for those arrested in the recent violent clashes. Dozens of young people arrested since June 7 across valley districts have been told to engage in public cleaning work []
Manipur: Schools in Imphal East and West to reopen June 12
Guwahati: The state government on Wednesday announced that all government, government-aided, and private schools in Manipurs Imphal East and Imphal West districts will reopen from June 12. The decision comes after a recent flood significantly impacted the region, affecting over 1.65 lakh people and damaging more than 35,000 houses across 708 localities. Consequently, on June [] The post Manipur: Schools in Imphal East and West to reopen June 12 appeared first on NorthEast Now .
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Tremors felt in Manipur, Arunachal; no damage or casualties reported
Imphal/Itanagar: Two mild quakes, measuring 3.2 and 3.6 on the Richter scale, were felt in Imphal East District in Manipur and Tawang district in Arunachal Pradesh, respectively, on Wednesday, officials said. Disaster Management officials of Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh said there has been no immediate report of loss of life or damage to property due 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 .
Manipur reports first COVID case in current wave, 23-year-old woman tests positive
A 23-year-old woman from Bishnupur district has become Manipur's first confirmed COVID-19 case in the current wave. After developing COVID-like symptoms, she tested positive at a private clinic in Imphal on June 5, with results received on Monday. Health officials are tracing her history and urging public vigilance due to the infection's spread elsewhere.
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19 Detained, Arambai Tenggol Member Arrested for Street Violence in Imphal: Manipur PoliceUkhrul Times
Daytime Movement Allowed in Imphal Amid Tensions Over Arrests Linked to 2023 Violence
HT Digital IMPHAL, JUNE 11: Imphal authorities have changed public movement restrictions, with residents now allowed to move freely between 5:00 AM and 5:00 PM. A night curfew still exists between 5:00 PM and 5:00 AM as a measure to ensure peace and curb further disturbances. The ruling comes against the backdrop of an escalation []
Manipur Police Detain 19 for Street Violence, Arrest Three Militants in Separate Operation
HT Digital IMPHAL, JUNE 11: On June 10, 19 people were arrested by Manipur Police in Imphal East district for being involved in cases of street violence. The arrested were said to be blocking roads, harassing travelers, and disrupting public peace most of them reportedly intoxicated. These activities had caused great inconvenience to the []
Arambai Tenggol suspends 10-day Manipur shutdown after public appeal
Imphal: Arambai Tenggol (AT) has called off its 10-day statewide shutdown in Manipur, which was announced following the June 7 arrest of its senior leader Asem Kanan Singh. AT spokesperson Robin Mangang, addressing the media in Imphal on Tuesday, said the decision was made in response to appeals from the public. We have decided to [] The post Arambai Tenggol suspends 10-day Manipur shutdown after public appeal appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur: Curfew Relaxed In Imphal West Ukhrul Times
Manipur: Curfew Relaxed In Imphal WestUkhrul Times
Manipur government relaxes curfew in three Imphal valley districts; Arambai Tenggol calls off shutdownThe New Indian Express
Manipur: Arambai Tenggol lifts shutdown, seeks its leaders release
Armed Meitei group said it heeded public appeals to end the shutdown; Imphal Valley returning to normalcy on Tuesday after clashes between protestors and security personnel on Monday night
Manipur unrest: Government relaxes curfew hours in three Imphal valley districtsThe New Indian Express
The Manipur government on Tuesday eased prohibitory orders in Imphal West, Imphal East and Bishnupur, allowing residents to move between 5am and 5pm. While daytime movement is permitted, activities that may disrupt law and order are still banned, PTI reported. Prohibitory orders were clamped across five districts of Imphal valley from June 7 night after violent protests broke out following the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader by the CBI. Alongside the curfew, authorities also suspended internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN connections, in the affected districts for five days. This blackout was aimed at preventing the spread of inflammatory content and misinformation via social media. However, there are no restrictions for government agencies involved in law enforcement, emergency services, banking, and financial institutions. Security forces remain on alert. Authorities have warned that any actions that threaten public order during the relaxed curfew hours will be dealt with strictly. PM Modi's insensitivity towards the suffering of people in Manipur 'truly shocking': Congress Arambai Tenggol calls off Manipur shutdown Meitei radical group Arambai Tenggol on Tuesday suspended its 10-day total shutdown in Manipur, citing the inconveniences and difficulties faced by the public. The shutdown was called three days ago to protest the arrest of Ashem Kanan Singh (46) , a senior leader of the organisation, and four others. Singh, a police head constable dismissed from service in March this year, was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation for his alleged involvement in various criminal activities related to the 2023 Manipur violence. Addressing the media, Arambai Tenggol spokesperson Robin Mangang said the organisation was calling off the shutdown with immediate effect, but would continue democratic forms of protest until Singhs release. The arrest of Ashem Kanan Singh was unrelated to Arambai Tenggol; it was personal. Arambai Tenggol got involved because he is one of its leaders. We cannot sit quietly. We demonstrated our unity through the protests, Mangang said. When security forces came to take Singh into custody on Saturday night, they met resistance from Arambai Tenggol members, who engaged in pitched battles with personnel and burned tyres in the streets to vent their ire. Over the past three days, Manipur witnessed widespread protests in the Imphal Valley districts. Protesters took to the streets, defying curfew orders, to demand Singhs release. The unrest prompted a group of MLAs from various parties to meet Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, seeking his intervention to restore peace and normalcy. Former Chief Minister N. Biren Singh also visited New Delhi and reportedly discussed the Manipur situation with central leaders.
Manipur unrest: Government relaxes curfew hours in three Imphal valley districts
The Manipur government on Tuesday eased prohibitory orders in Imphal West, Imphal East and Bishnupur, allowing residents to move between 5am and 5pm. While daytime movement is permitted, activities that may disrupt law and order are still banned, PTI reported. Prohibitory orders were clamped across five districts of Imphal valley from June 7 night after violent protests broke out following the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader by the CBI. Alongside the curfew, authorities also suspended internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN connections, in the affected districts for five days. This blackout was aimed at preventing the spread of inflammatory content and misinformation via social media. However, there are no restrictions for government agencies involved in law enforcement, emergency services, banking, and financial institutions. Security forces remain on alert. Authorities have warned that any actions that threaten public order during the relaxed curfew hours will be dealt with strictly. PM Modi's insensitivity towards the suffering of people in Manipur 'truly shocking': Congress
Curfew to be relaxed from 5 am to 5 pm in Manipur's Imphal valley districts
The Manipur government has eased restrictions in three Imphal Valley districts, allowing movement from 5 am to 5 pm. This decision follows the imposition of prohibitory orders on June 7, triggered by violent protests after the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader by the CBI. However, essential services like law enforcement, emergency services, and banking will continue without restrictions.
Curfew to be relaxed from 5 am to 5 pm in Manipurs Imphal valley districts Times of India
Curfew to be relaxed from 5 am to 5 pm in Manipur's Imphal valley districtsTimes of India
Manipur: Protests Intensify Across Imphal Valley Demanding Release Of Arambai Tenggol LeaderNortheast Today
Protests against arrest of Arambai Tenggol leader continues in Manipur; two policemen injured
Clashes erupted in Khurai Lamlong area of Imphal East district on June 9, 2025 night, prompting security personnel to fire several rounds of tear gas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd
Protests against Meitei militia leader's arrest continue in Manipur; two cops injured
IMPHAL: Manipur continued to witness protests as demonstrators defied prohibitory orders and clashed with security forces across several districts of Imphal valley demanding the unconditional release of the arrested Arambai Tenggol leader Kanan Singh and four others, police said on Tuesday. Clashes erupted in Khurai Lamlong area of Imphal East district on Monday night, prompting security personnel to fire several rounds of tear gas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. At least one four-wheeler was reportedly torched by the protesters, police said. Protests, such as roadblocks and the burning of tyres, were also held in Thoubal and Kakching districts. Tensions also flared in Tera area of Imphal West district on Monday evening when unidentified miscreants fired at security forces. At least seven rounds from small firearms were fired in Tera area when CRPF personnel were clearing roadblocks put up by protesters. Paramilitary forces along with state police rushed to carry out search operations to nab the culprits, but protesters foiled further in-depth search operations, an official said. In Bishnupur district's Nambol, at least two police personnel sustained minor injuries during a confrontation with demonstrators. An FIR has been registered following an incident in Nambol after two Manipur Police personnel were injured during a confrontation with protesters, officials said. According to authorities, the injuries occurred while a team led by Bishnupur SP attempted to clear roadblocks along Nambol road, which led to a clash between protesters and security forces. On Tuesday morning, the streets of Imphal witnessed normal business activities with many rushing to purchase essential items from roadside vendors. Curfew, internet blackout as tensions flare in Manipur following Meitei leaders arrest
Drugs worth over Rs 55 crore seized in Manipur's Churachandpur
IMPHAL: A joint team of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), Customs, Assam Rifles and Manipur Police have seized drugs and cash worth Rs 55.52 crore during an operation in Churachandpur district, a government statement said. A special operation codenamed 'Operation White Veil' was carried out in the bordering areas of Churachandpur district of Manipur on June 5-7 by a joint team of DRI, Customs, Assam Rifles and Manipur Police, it said on Monday. In the early hours of June 6, two suspects in a vehicle at Behiang village bordering Myanmar were discreetly pursued, leading to a residential house at Thadou Veng in Singngat sub-division. On searching the house, 219 soap cases containing heroin and eight packages and 8 small tin cans containing opium were recovered, along with two walkie-talkies and cash amounting to Rs 7,58,050. While one person was apprehended from the house, two other persons, who escaped, were intercepted at Bualkot check gate, the statement said. In a quick follow-up action, the residential house of one of the accused persons located at Behiang village was searched and two packages containing opium and cash amounting to Rs 28,05,000 were seized. The joint team seized 7,755.75 grams of heroin worth Rs 54.29 crore and 6,736 grams of opium worth Rs 87.57 lakh in the international grey drug market, along with cash of Rs 35.63 lakh, it said, adding two walkie-talkies and a vehicle were also seized and five persons arrested under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. Acting on further inputs received during the operation, two persons carrying improvised manpacks were intercepted at Zoukhonuam village near BP 46 on June 7. A search of the manpacks resulted in the recovery of 440 soap cases containing heroin, it said. Preliminary investigation indicates that the seized contraband drugs were smuggled into the bordering areas of Churachandpur district from Myanmar through the porous forested Indo-Myanmar border.
A total of 60 loaded trucks departed from the Noney police check post for Imphal at 3 30 pm on Monday The convoy included oil tankers, LPG carriers, FCI vehicles, and trucks transporting other essential commodities Notably, these vehicles had been stranded since Saturday, awaiting security clearance for convoy movement Source Chronicle News Service
The Manipur Institute of Technology, Manipur University, Imphal has informed all concerned that the important dates for admission to BE and MTech programmes at the institute for the academic session 2025 26 have been postponed until further notice Source The Sangai Express
Security forces seize 40 weapons in Manipur; 23 militants held
Imphal: In a series of joint operations in Manipur, the Army and other central and state security forces have arrested 23 militants of different outfits and recovered 40 types of arms, grenades, ammunition and other war-like stores from eight districts, officials said Monday. A Defence spokesman said that the well-coordinated joint operations resulted in the []
Manipur Highway Blockade Triggers Price Hike, Shortages
Prolonged highway blockades and disrupted transport routes have led to spiraling prices and critical shortages in Manipur, particularly in Churachandpur and the capital, Imphal, as residents continue to struggle.
Arambai Tenggol: Violence Erupts In Imphal
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Sunday arrested a member of the Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol at Imphal airport.
Manipur: Prohibitory orders, internet suspended after violence
Prohibitory orders have been clamped in Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching districts, while internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN facilities, have been suspended in these valley areas since Saturday night after violent protests
Manipur: Appeal to observe ANSAM Day of Prayer
IMPHAL, June 8: In accordance with the resolutions adopted in the first legislative assembly of the All Naga Students Association, Manipur (ANSAM) for thetenure 2024-2026 at Heibunglok village in Chandel district, the Naga student body has appealed to all its constituent units and subordinate bodies to observe the ANSAM Day of Prayer on June 8, []
The Manipur fire just refuses to die down: Shutdown, blockades in Imphal over Meitei leader arrestTelegraph India
Tensions rise in Manipur, Imphal East sub-divisional collectors office set on fire India Today
Tensions rise in Manipur, Imphal East sub-divisional collector's office set on fireIndia Today
Meitei leader Arambai Tenggol's arrest: Protesters defy curbs; Internet, mobile data suspended
Following the arrest of a leader from the Meitei radical group 'Arambai Tenggol', the Manipur government has suspended internet services in five Valley districts amid widespread protests. Demonstrations erupted in Imphal East and West, with protesters demanding the leader's release, leading to concerns about potential social media misuse and communal disharmony.
CBI arrests member of Arambai Tenggol in connection with Manipur violence
The CBI apprehended an Arambai Tenggol member at Imphal airport on Sunday, connecting him to criminal acts amidst the Manipur violence. Following Supreme Court directives, the arrestee was transported to Guwahati, where the trials are being conducted. The family has been notified, and the individual will be presented in court for police remand.
Meitei leaders` arrest: Protests continue in Manipur defying prohibitory orders
Protesters burnt tyres on roads at Uripok and Koirengei in Imphal West district and Khurai in Imphal East, defying the prohibitory orders, the officials said on Sunday
Manipur Guv holds security review meeting amid protests over Meitei outfit leaders arrest
Imphal, Jun 8: Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Sunday held a security review meeting with senior officials in the wake of violent protests across the state over the arrests of Meitei outfit leaders. A Raj Bhavan statement said the governor also met a delegation of MLAs who apprised Bhalla of the current law and order situation in the state. The governor held a security review meeting with senior administrative and security officials. During the meeting, a comprehensive discussion and [] The post Manipur Guv holds security review meeting amid protests over Meitei outfit leaders arrest appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Manipur: Arambai Tenggol leader Kanan Singh taken to Guwahati after CBI arrest
Guwahati: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has flown Kanan Singh, an Arambai Tenggol leader, to Guwahati, Assam, after arresting him in Imphal, Manipur. He was arrested at Imphal Airport on June 7 based on specific inputs. He is expected to be presented before a competent court for police remand. Singhs arrest is part of [] The post Manipur: Arambai Tenggol leader Kanan Singh taken to Guwahati after CBI arrest appeared first on NorthEast Now .
CBI arrests Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol activist from Imphal airport The Hindu
CBI arrests Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol activist from Imphal airportThe Hindu
Curfew imposed across Imphal Valley as tensions flare after Arambai Tenggol arrests Daijiworld
Curfew imposed across Imphal Valley as tensions flare after Arambai Tenggol arrestsDaijiworld
CBI arrests Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol activist from Imphal airport
New Delhi, Jun 8: The CBI arrested a member of Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol (AT) on Sunday for his alleged involvement in various criminal activities related to the 2023 Manipur violence, officials said. Kanan Singh was arrested by the CBI at the Imphal airport, they added. He was immediately taken to Guwahati, where he will be produced before a court for his police remand. The information related to his arrest has been given to his family members, a Central Bureau [] The post CBI arrests Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol activist from Imphal airport appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
PM Modi's insensitivity towards the suffering of people in Manipur 'truly shocking': Congress
NEW DELHI: With fresh violence rocking parts of Manipur, the Congress on Sunday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his insensitivity to the suffering of people in the state. In a post on X, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said the pain, distress, and agony of the people of Manipur continues unabated as five districts of Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Katching, and Bishnupur in Manipur have been rocked by violence in the last 24 hours. A day after violent protests erupted in Manipur over the arrest of a leader of Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol, the situation remained tense on Sunday with the administration imposing prohibitory orders and suspending internet services in five Imphal valley districts, police said. Prohibitory orders have been clamped in Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching districts, while internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN facilities, have been suspended in these valley areas. Hitting out at the government, Ramesh claimed that in February 2022 the BJP engineered a majority for itself alone in the assembly elections. But less than fifteen months later from the night of May 3, 2023 Manipur was made to burn. Hundreds of innocent men, women, and children were killed. Thousands were displaced. Places of worship were destroyed, he said. The pain, distress, and agony of the people of Manipur continues unabated. For the past 24 hours five districts--Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Katching, and Bishnupur--have been rocked by violence. In February 2022, the BJP engineered a majority for itself alone in the pic.twitter.com/IFRgxL602g Jairam Ramesh (@Jairam_Ramesh) June 8, 2025 On June 4, 2023, the Congress leader said the Union Government set up a three-member Commission of Inquiry. That Commission has been given repeated extensions to submit its report and the latest deadline given to it is November 20, 2025, he noted. On August 1, 2023, Ramesh said the Supreme Court observed that there had been an absolute breakdown of constitutional machinery in the state for the past two months. The Union Home Minister went through the motions of visiting Manipur while the PM maintained absolute silence refusing to say anything and meet anybody from the state. Demands were made by the Indian National Congress for the imposition of President's Rule to begin with. That was ignored till the INC announced that it was bringing a no-confidence motion against the CM in the assembly session beginning February 10, 2025. The BJP read the writing on the wall, got the CM to resign on the night of Feb 9, 2025, and finally imposed President's Rule on February 13, 2025, he said. President's Rule, however, has made no difference, Ramesh said. He claimed the Governor himself has been forced to travel from Imphal airport to his residence by helicopter. Law and order in many parts of the state remains in a state of peril, he added. When will the PM find the time and inclination to visit Manipur? His drum-beaters once claimed that he had stopped the war between Ukraine and Russia for a while. That claim, like most of his boasts, proved completely bogus, he stated. The PM has travelled to different parts of the world and visited numerous states of our country to do his trademark inaugurations. But he has never met with political leaders or civil society organisations from Manipur, having outsourced the management of the state's affairs to the Union Home Minister who has failed miserably, the Congress general secretary alleged. The insensitivity of the Frequent Flyer PM to the suffering of the people of Manipur is truly shocking and defies understanding. He stands totally exposed just as the people of the state continue to pay the price of his callous and complete indifference. Their suffering is that of not only the state and the northeastern region but of the entire country, Ramesh said in his post.
Photos: Manipur govt clamps curfew in five districts
Imphal: After suspending Internet and mobile data services for five days in five Imphal valley districts, the district authorities have imposed curfew for an indefinite period in the same districts. This comes a day after violent protests broke out in Manipur over the arrest of a leader and four members of the radical Meitei outfit 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 .
Curfew imposed, internet suspended in 5 Manipur districts after violent clashes
Imphal, June 8: Curfew has been imposed and internet service suspended in five districts of Manipur including the state capital for five says after violence erupted on Saturday night. As per a notification posted on Manipur Police website at 6 am on Sunday, N Ashok Kumar Commissioner-cum-Secretary (Home). Government of Manipur announced the internet [] The post Curfew imposed, internet suspended in 5 Manipur districts after violent clashes appeared first on Northlines .
Arrest of Arambai Tenggol leaders triggers violence in Manipur
Protestors have called a 10-day shutdown across the five districts of Imphal Valley after the government suspended Internet services and imposed restrictions
Tension flared in Imphal following the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader and five others, prompting the organization to declare a 10-day bandh. Clashes erupted between protesting members and security forces, resulting in injuries. In response, the state government suspended internet services in five valley districts for five days to maintain order.
Prohibitory Orders Clamped in 5 Manipur Districts
As a preventive measure, prohibitory orders have been clamped in Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching districts, while internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN facilities, have been suspended in these valley areas.
Massive Protests Break Out In Imphal Valley, Internet Suspended
Curfew imposed in Bishnupur
Video: Protesters Pour Petrol On Head, Threaten To Set Themselves On Fire In Manipur
A group of young men poured petrol on their heads and threatened self-immolation in Manipur's capital Imphal over the arrest of a key leader of the Arambai Tenggol (AT), a volunteer group of the Meitei community.
Protesters Pour Petrol On Head, Threaten To Set Themselves On Fire In Manipur
A group of young men poured petrol on their heads and threatened self-immolation in Manipur's capital Imphal over the arrest of a key leader of the Arambai Tenggol (AT), a volunteer group of the Meitei community.
Prohibitory orders clamped in five Manipur districts after protests over Meitei leaders arrest
Imphal: A day after violent protests erupted in Manipur over the arrest of a leader of Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol, the situation remained tense Sunday with the administration imposing prohibitory orders and suspending internet services in five Imphal valley districts, police said. As a preventive measure, prohibitory orders have been clamped in Imphal West, Imphal []
Manipur imposes 5-day internet ban amid fresh protests
Imphal: The Manipur government has reimposed a five-day suspension of internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN, across five valley districts, effective 11:45 PM on Saturday. This decision comes amidst a fresh wave of violent protests and clashes in the state capital, Imphal. The affected districts are Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, [] The post Manipur imposes 5-day internet ban amid fresh protests appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Curfew Imposed, Internet Shut Down in Imphal Valley After Violence Over Alleged Arambai Tenggol ArrestsNortheast Live
Fresh Tension In Manipur: Tensions Escalate In Imphal Following Arrest Of Arambai Tenggol Leader
Tensions escalate in Imphal following the arrest of Arambai Tenggol's Chief Kanan Singh, sparking protests and violence. Crowds set fires and gunfire erupts as the governor imposes internet restrictions across five districts to maintain order amid ongoing unrest. n18oc_indiaNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
Manipur government imposes curfew, internet suspension in five valley districts
A curfew has been imposed in Bishnupur district while prohibitory orders barring movement of five or more people have been issued in other valley districts of Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal and Kakching.
A key leader of the Arambai Tenggol was arrested by security forces on June 7 night leading to tense face off with groups of people and security forces in different pockets of greater Imphal areas There were also reports of confrontation between protesters and security forces at some places Source The Sangai Express
Manipur cuts internet in 5 districts: Mobile services shut; crackdown follows protest flare-up
Manipur government has suspended internet services in five districts, including Imphal West and East, for five days due to escalating law and order concerns. This decision follows protests sparked by the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol leader, alongside intensified security operations that led to the arrest of militants and recovery of weapons. The state remains tense amidst ongoing ethnic conflict.
Manipur government suspends Internet services for five days in five valley districts
The districts are Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching
Manipur govt suspends internet services for five days in five valley districts
IMPHAL: The Manipur government has ordered suspension of internet and mobile data services, including VSAT and VPN, in the territorial jurisdiction of five valley districts for five days with effect from 11:45 pm on Saturday, an official statement said. The districts include Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching. The order issued by Commissioner-cum-Secretary (Home), N Ashok Kumar, said, In view of the prevailing law and order situation, especially in Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal, Kakching and Bishnupur districts, there is apprehension that some anti-social elements might use social media extensively for transmission of images, hate speech and hate video messages to incite the passion of the public, which might have serious repercussions on the law and order situation of the state. The order is being passed ex-parte in view of the emergent situation. Any person found guilty of violating the order will be liable to face legal action, it added. The order followed widespread protests in Imphal East and Imphal West districts on Saturday night after the arrest of a leader of Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol.
Arambai Tenggol Member Arrest Sparks Protests In Imphal; Internet Shutdown Ordered In 5 Valley DisttsUkhrul Times
Protests In Manipurs Imphal Over Arrest Of Arambai Tenggol Member NDTV
Protests In Manipur's Imphal Over Arrest Of Arambai Tenggol MemberNDTV
Protests In Manipur's Imphal Over Arrest Of Arambai Tenggol Member
Protests broke out against the arrest of an Arambai Tenggol member in Manipur's capital Imphal on Saturday night.
Manipur flood: Nearly 3 dead in last 24 hours despite improving situation
Manipur is grappling with severe flooding, resulting in at least three deaths in the last 24 hours, raising the total death toll to four since May 29. The floods have impacted over 1.66 lakh people, damaging thousands of houses and hectares of cropland across numerous villages, particularly in the Imphal valley.
