Manipur CM condemns killing of Naga hostages
Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh has vowed strict action after the bodies of six Naga men, allegedly held hostage by armed groups, were recovered. The incident comes amid fresh violence in Kamjong district, where suspected militants killed two people and torched several house
19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup from July 11
The All Manipur Taekwondo Association AMTA is set to conduct the 19th edition of the Governor's Taekwondo Cup, Manipur 2026 from July 11 to 15 at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal Informing this, AMTA invited all clubs and institutions concerned to take part in the championship Further details can be had from the office of the AMTA Source The Sangai Express
SEDO to host 52nd Manipur State Junior Girls Kabaddi C'ship
The Manipur State Kabaddi Association MSKA is set to conduct the 52nd edition of the Manipur State Junior Girls Kabaddi Championship at SEDO playground, Nongmaikhong Mayai Leikai, Kakching from July 29 to 31 Athletes born on or after July 31, 2006 and below 65 kgs are eligible to take part in the championship, said MSKA in a circular Tournament details can be had from the office of the MSKA Source The Sangai Express
CT Hr Secondary School win 5 2 against MSI in IW Subroto Cup for U 17 Girls
CT Higher Secondary School won 5 2 against Manipur Star Institute in the second match of the U 17 Girls competition of the IW 65th Pre Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament being underway at Langjing Achouba Artificial Turf Ground L Seityamala 27', 57' and S Silky 69', 70 1' scored two goals each and Ch Babylinthoi added one 65' to set up the second straight win for CT Hr Sec School N Malemnganbi 21' and Kh Linthoi 70 3' were on target for the losing side Source The Sangai Express
NAPSA beat RNEF by 6 runs via DLS method
NAPSA defeated RNEF by 6 runs via DLS method this afternoon for their third Group B win in the ongoing 3rd Khomdram Ongbi Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T 20 Manipur Cricket Tournament In the crucial Group B match, RNEF posted 108 runs for 7 wickets in 20 overs before rain intervened the NAPSA chase at 58 for 4 wickets in 9 overs Applying the VJD method, NAPSA emerged victorious by 6 runs Raju topscored for RNEF with 42 runs off 31 balls followed by Jagu who scored 23 runs off 21 balls as NAPSA chose to field first Bhogendra picked two wickets 2 19 for NAPSA as five others claimed a wicket apiece before Rishikanta made 25 off 27 balls and Ibobi remained unbeaten on 18 off 19 balls in the chase Source The Sangai Express
Gogoi urges for impartial, transparent investigation into killing of 6 Naga civilians in Manipur
GUWAHATI, June 11: Deputy Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Gaurav Gogoi on Thursday urged for a swift, impartial and transparent investigation into the killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur and said those responsible must be identified and brought to justice without delay. Manipur continues to endure the effects of prolonged conflict, with peace []
Three NDA candidates are elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha from northeast
The BJPs Tai Tagak and Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi were elected from Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur; the NPPs James P.K. Sangma was elected from Meghalaya
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh says 11,000 violence-hit families resettled with Centres help
Manipur has resettled 11,000 families affected by violence. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh shared this progress at a NITI Aayog meeting. He highlighted improved law and order with Central government support. Efforts continue to resettle remaining displaced persons. The state is moving towards peace and rebuilding trust among communities. Border management and anti-trafficking measures are also being strengthened.
BJP candidates from Manipur, Arunachal elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha
Bharatiya Janata Party candidates have been elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha from Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh. James Sangma, a National People's Party leader, also secured a Rajya Sabha seat from Meghalaya. BJP nominees Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi and Tai Tagak were declared elected unopposed in their respective states.
Violence Continues in Manipur, 2 Dead In Pre-Dawn Attack In Kamjong
Clashes were reported between security personnel and angry mourners, including family members and residents who had gathered to pay their last respects.
Two shot dead, houses burnt by armed assailants in Manipur's Kamjong
Security forces have reached the remote village, but the identity of the perpetrators is yet to be known
The United Naga Council has imposed a 24-hour shutdown in parts of Manipur from 6 a.m. on June 11 to protest against the killing of Naga hostages
8 villagers carrying arms detained in Manipur's Ukhrul
A large quantity of arms and ammunition were also recovered from illegal bunkers on the hill top
IW Subroto Cup MSI to lock horns with CT Hr Sec School in U 17 Boys' final
Manipur Star Institute MSI will square off against CT Higher Secondary School in the title clash of the U 17 Boys' competition in the 65th Pre Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament 2026 organised by DYASO Imphal West In the first semi final match of the four team competition, MSI knocked out Yumnam Huidrom Higher Secondary School by 3 1 goals to seal their place in the final L Denilson 35' , Ng Bogeshor 43' , and N Annex 69' were on target to give MSI a 3 1 win as Mahesh scored the consolation goal for Yumnam Huidrom Higher Secondary School during the stoppage time 70 3' Later in the second semifinal match, CT Higher Secondary School rode on goals from Naocha 19', 26', 38', 55' , Jojo 6', 58' and Surjit 9' to blank Iboton Memorial Academy Source The Sangai Express
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 []
United Naga Council calls 24-hour shutdown after six abducted Nagas found dead
The United Naga Council has announced a 24-hour shutdown across Naga areas after six Naga civilians abducted in May were found dead in Kangpokpi district. The body has demanded justice and action against those allegedly involved, while the Manipur government has condemned the killings and said the case is being investigated by the NIA.
Protests Erupt In Manipur After Bodies Of 6 Naga Hostages Recovered
The Nagas have now declared that they will not accept the bodies of the six hostages until their charter of demands is fully addressed.
Six abducted Naga men found dead in Manipur: Police
Manipur Police have recovered the bodies of six individuals, believed to be Naga men taken hostage on May 13. This discovery follows the release of 14 Kuki individuals abducted earlier. Tensions remain high as vehicular movement is blocked, with both Kuki and Naga communities imposing blockades amid ongoing investigations into the missing persons.
Manipur Director General of Police (DGP) Mukesh Singh told The Hindu that after hectic efforts of nearly 24 hours, the mortal remains of the six missing men were located in Kangpokpi district; the deceased are believed to be among those taken hostage from Leilon Vaiphei village on May 13
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh meets Gadkari, pushes Imphal highway projects
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh met Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to discuss progress on the Imphal-Jiribam and Imphal-Dimapur highways. The Chief Minister also signed an MoU for Jal Jeevan Mission 2.0, focusing on sustainable rural drinking water. The state government is committed to implementing the mission effectively, aiming for assured service delivery and community ownership.
The recovery of bodies which has created fresh tension in the area has come a day after all 14 Kuki men who had been held by a Naga group were released on humanitarian grounds in Senapati district: Reports
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
Mema Memorial Veteran T 20 Cricket YWC complete league stage sweep by handing YPHU 59 run defeat
YWC, Langthabal thrashed YPHU W, Lalambung by 59 runs for the four of four Group D victory in the ongoing 3rd Khomdram Ongbi Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T 20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament 2026 at Langthabal Public Ground YWC chose to bat first and erected a commanding total of 180 runs for the loss of 3 wickets thanks to half century knocks from Prakashmani 60 off 40 balls and Gojendro 50 not out off 37 balls before Samananda picked four wickets to restrict YPHU W to 121 8 in reply Dinachandra also added 44 off 20 balls to help YWC post the huge total in the first innings that saw Ponil, Heromen and Bikram claiming a wicket apiece In reply, Bikram scored highest 50 off 25 balls before retiring out while Hemanta scored 30 off 23 balls Prakashmani and Kumarjit also claimed a wicket apiece for YWC and eventually Prakashmani was named man of the match Later in the day, SU, Sagolband beat NCA, Langpok Nambol by 7 wickets to end their Group B campaign with 3 wins SU bowled out toss winners NCA for 72 runs in 18 5 overs riding on Pyarlal 4 22 , Bedamohon 3 13 and Chingkheinganba 2 2 before Prameshor 34 and Rahul 19 laid the foundation of the successful chase within 8 overs Dhana 2 13 and Govin 1 14 were among the wickets for NCA in a lost cause Pyarlal who shone with the ball was declared man of the match Source The Sangai Express
Iboton Memorial Academy IMA will lock horns with Little Master Higher Secondary School in the title clash of the U 15 Boys' competition of the 65th Imphal West District Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament 2026 The tournament organised by Imphal West District Youth Affairs and Sports Office kicked off today at Langjing Achouba Artificial Turf Ground with 4 U 15 boys, 4 U 17 boys and 3 U 17 girls' school teams participating in it In the U 15 Boys' first semi final match, IMA ran riot to blank Manipur Star Institute MSI 8 0 courtesy of goals coming from Bikram 5' , Veenison 15' , H Dellin 21' , H Yohenba 22' , Mangal 32' , Joyson 34' , and Manimatum 37', 39' Later in the second semi final match, Little Master Higher Secondary School demolished CT Higher Secondary School by 9 0 goals as I Subaschandra scored thrice 10', 32', 35' and S Omesh netted twice 11', 38' P Dennison 16' , Th Boiton 36' , A Pari 53' and S Mahesh 60 1' also contributed a goal apiece to earn the huge win for Little Master Higher Secondary School The final is slated for June 11 from 3 30 pm In the 3 team U 17 Girls league round opener, CT Higher Secondary School thumped Langjing High School by 4 2 goals Agamna W 14', 59' scored twice while S Silky 22' and Ch Babylinthoi 26' scored a goal apiece in CT Higher Secondary School's victory as K Nandini 35 2', 39' scored both the goals for Langjing High School CT Higher Secondary School will play MSI in the second league match tomorrow The U 17 Boys' competition will commence tomorrow Source The Sangai Express
Fourteen Kuki hostages have been released after 27 days. The United Naga Council facilitated the release following consultations and humanitarian appeals. Assurances were given by the Union and Manipur governments regarding efforts to trace six missing Nagas. Vehicular movement remains disrupted due to ongoing bandhs and blockades related to missing persons following a recent ambush.
Kuki Inpi Manipur strongly condemns killing of Haogin Lhouvum
Kuki Inpi Manipur strongly condemned the killing of Haogin Lhouvum in Tamenglong District. The organization pointed to a severe failure in the state's security apparatus and administrative bias against the Kuki-Zo people. Vulnerable Kuki-Zo villages in Tamenglong District continue to be neglected, raising serious questions about their safety, it said.
14 Kuki Hostages Released By Naga Groups In Manipur After 27 Days
The release came after central and state governments ensured that all possible efforts would be made to trace and establish the status of the six missing Naga hostages.
Breakthrough in Manipur Hostage Crisis: 14 Kukis Released After 27 Days With Intervention of UNC
The UNC president Ng Lorho told reporters that the decision followed consultations with various stakeholders and was guided by humanitarian considerations
Manipur: 14 Kuki hostages released almost after 27 days
Manipur: Fourteen Kuki hostages were released in Manipur after 27 days. The United Naga Council facilitated their handover to authorities. This breakthrough occurred amid a prolonged Naga-Kuki hostage crisis.
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
Manipur CM condemns civilian murder in Kangpokpi, assures action against perpetrators
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh expressed deep sorrow over the killing of Chunjanglung Panmei. He condemned the act and assured that perpetrators will be brought to justice. The state government will support the bereaved family. The Chief Minister urged all communities to maintain peace and cooperate with authorities.
AMFA calls up 50 for State Sub Junior Girls' team trial
The All Manipur Football Association AMFA has named players listed provisionally for coaching cum trial for the preparation of State team for the upcoming Sub Junior Girls National Football Championship 2026 27 The players who have been called up for the coaching cum trial and their parent clubs are as follows MUFA Mayengbam Lingjel Chanu, Ahongshangbam Nandeshori, Sharungbam Linthoi Chanu, Nameirakpam Tony Chanu, Malemnganbi Naorem, Loitongbam Neelu Devi, Thingnam Babysana Devi, Laishom Lamjingbi, and Khundongbam Linthoi Devi ESU Ghanapyari Okram, Delina Ningombam, W Lanchenbi, Laikhipyari Naorem, Moirangthem Kripalaxmi, Khangembam Asha and Soram Hemabati ICSA Maibam Sanathoi Devi, Soibam Guninbala, Ahongshangbam Riteshwori, and Langpoklakpam Linthoingambi Devi KRYPHSA Keithellakpam Nandini, Lamnganbi Maisnam, Thiyam Shirley, Thokchom Chinglembi, Khundongbam Kangleikhombi, Khangembam Nicky, and Konthoujam Gunjan YWC L Laishram Purnimaluxmi Devi, Heikrujam Sushmita Devi, Irom Yaiphabi Devi, Loukrakpam Seityamala Devi, Shamurailatpam Jigya Sharma, Atom Linthoi Devi, Konthoujam Rasheshori Devi, Mutum Korounganbi Chanu, Thokchom Linthoingambi Chanu and Yumlembam Lanleibi Chanu YWC Th Thoudam Maipakpi Devi, Hmangte Avila Kom, Huidrom Kiranbala Chanu, Huiyam Victoria Chanu, Nameirakpam Jasmine Chanu, Takhellambam Sanathoi Chanu, and Loushambam Malemnganbi AMMA Chingakham Roshni Devi, Chanambam Langlen Chanu, Leishungbam Nungshibi, and Sharungbam Tombi Devi FC Imphal Laishram Surbia Devi and Laishram Chinglembi Devi AMFA informed all the players to report at Mapal Kangjeibung on June 12 by 8 am Source The Sangai Express
N Keertichand wins shooting bronze
Nongthombam Keertichand, Secretary, Judicial, Law and Legislative Department, Government of Manipur bagged a bronze medal in the 14th Imphal West District Shooting Competition that concluded today at Khuman Lampak Shooting Range Keertichand, competing in the masters category, settled for the bronze medal in the 22 Prone 50 meter Rifle event, and earned his qualification for the 34th Manipur Shooting Competition commencing on June 14 br br table align center cellpadding 5 width 610 tbody tr td table class capbox width 100 tbody tr td img width 600 src https www e pao org galleries images News Related 2026 06 Keertichand 20260609 jpg border 1 alt N Keertichand wins shooting bronze td tr tr td align center N Keertichand wins shooting bronze td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The district level competition for various age groups concluded with a closing cum prize distribution ceremony graced by Speaker Thokchom Satyabrata Source The Sangai Express
Manipur BJP chief files nomination papers for Rajya Sabha election
Manipur BJP chief Adhikarimayum Sharda Devi has filed her nomination for the upcoming Rajya Sabha election. She submitted her papers at the assembly secretariat accompanied by the Chief Minister and Home Minister. The Congress party will not field a candidate. The BJP holds a strong majority in the assembly with its allies.
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
Naga Villager Killed In Attack By Suspected Insurgents In Manipur
Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh condemned the killing of the civilian, and said the security forces are carrying out operations to bring the attackers to justice
After Years Of Naxal Warfare, Elite CoBRA Commandos' New Challenge: Manipur
The Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) is the CRPF's specialised jungle warfare unit and has played a major role in anti-Naxal operations across central India.
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
Manipur: Vehicular Movement On NH-202 Paralysed
DGP Mukesh Singh visits trouble-torn areas meets civil society groups assures impartial action
Northeast India is one of the most beautiful and biodiverse regions in Asia. The seven states, namely Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Sikkim, are blessed with lush forests which are noted for being home to over a dozen venomous snake species.
Need more development: Tourists seek better infrastructure at Manipurs iconic Loktak Lake
Why Get So Much Ammunition? CRPF Chief's Message To Forces On Manipur Ops
The personnel must not hesitate to open fire if needed, CRPF Director General GP Singh is heard saying in a speech that has since gone viral.
BJP announces candidates from Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh for Rajya Sabha polls
The Rajya Sabha polls for 24 seats in 10 States, including Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Manipur and Karnataka, will be held on June 18
CoBRA battalions to be deployed in Manipur: CRPF DG
The CRPF's elite CoBRA battalions are being sent to Manipur. These jungle warfare units will undertake operational duties following pre-induction training. This deployment is in response to the ongoing violence and hostage crisis in the state. The CRPF's presence is constantly adjusted based on evolving requirements. Manipur's home minister indicated strict action against militants if negotiations fail.
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
Neutralise miscreants if found roaming with weapons in civilian areas of Manipur: CRPF DG
Says it is expected that there will be a turnaround in the situation in the northeastern State within 1-1.5 years
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
Growing Naga-Kuki Divide in Manipur Raises Concern
Manipur police sensitises village youth not to get provoked by violence as Amnesty International appeals for safe release of hostages
EU Delegation to Assam: A New Era of Economic Opportunities for Northeast India
New Delhi, June 7: A high-level delegation from the European Union, known as Team Europe, will visit Assam on June 8 and 9. The purpose of this visit is to explore and enhance collaboration opportunities between Europe and the northeastern states of India, including Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, and Tripura. This ... Read more EU Delegation to Assam: A New Era of Economic Opportunities for Northeast India
Security forces urge Manipur villagers to sensitise youths to not get carried away by violence
The development came in the wake of the killing of three civilians in a gun attack at Loibol Khullen village in Kangpokpi district on Friday (June 5, 2026)
Security overhaul on cards as violence persists in Manipur
Manipur is gearing up for significant operations against extremist groups. Security forces are revising their strategy to combat militancy that has intensified following ethnic violence. The state home minister stated that action will commence if negotiations fail, with major developments expected soon. The Centre has deployed additional CRPF jungle warfare units to the state.
CRPF DG discusses with Manipur Governor on roadmap to eliminate insurgency
Discussions focused on enhancing operational preparedness, strategic planning, and the @crpfindia's comprehensive roadmap to eliminate insurgency and restore lasting peace in Manipur, says the Central Reserve Police Force
CRPF chief G P Singh visits Manipur, meets CM amid continuing violence
CRPF Director General G. P. Singh is in Manipur to address the ongoing ethnic violence. He met with the Chief Minister and DGP to discuss operational strategies. Two CoBRA battalions are being deployed. Singh visited troops in various locations, reviewed security, and paid tribute to fallen soldiers. The focus remains on maintaining normalcy and troop welfare.
Manipur: Women protest outside army camp over detention of three men in Churachandpur
Three Killed, Houses Burnt In Kangpokpi District of Manipur
Security sources said that three civilians were killed in exchange of fire between rival groups for several minutes, which prompted villagers to run for shelter in nearby forest areas
An early morning attack in Manipur's Kangpokpi district resulted in three deaths and the burning of seven homes. Armed assailants targeted Loibol Khullen village, leading to an exchange of fire. Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh condemned the incident, vowing to apprehend those responsible. Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen assured swift legal action.
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
Three Kuki villagers killed in fresh Manipur violence
The Kuki Inpi Manipur accuses two Naga extremist groups of attacking Loibol Khullen village in Kangpokpi district
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 []
BJP Candidates Welcome Partys Decision, Vow to Fulfill New Responsibilities with Dedication
New Delhi, June 5: The BJP has announced its list of candidates for the 2026 Rajya Sabha elections. From Arunachal Pradesh, Tai Tagak is nominated, while four candidates from Gujarat and Tarun Chugh and Rajneesh Agarwal from Madhya Pradesh have also received tickets. A. Sharda Devi has been given a chance from Manipur. In Rajasthan, ... Read more BJP Candidates Welcome Partys Decision, Vow to Fulfill New Responsibilities with Dedication
Manipur High Court seeks Action Taken Report on six missing Naga men by June 8
The Manipur High Court is putting pressure on the state government to deliver a detailed Action Taken Report by June 8 regarding the disappearance of six Naga men who were taken hostage on May 13. This alarming incident has exacerbated the already tense situation in Manipur, with the United Naga Council abruptly halting the scheduled release of Kukis.
Manipur govt focuses on justice, economic inclusion and reconciliation: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh outlined the state's focus on justice, economic inclusion, and patient reconciliation. He attended the 73rd Plenary Session of the Northeastern Council in Shillong. Singh highlighted the completion of 167 projects worth nearly Rs 1,792 crore.
Manipur policeman killed in knife attack
The incident took place in Thoubal district during an anti-drug operation; attacker arrested
Kuki organisation in Manipur opposes SIR of electoral rolls
Kuki Inpi Manipur doubts the fairness of the exercise as 59,000 Kuki-Zo people continue to remain displaced
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia launched several flagship missions across Northeast states, including Mizoram Ginger, Naga Coffee, Arunachal Kiwi, Assam Muga Silk, Tripura Queen Pineapple, Sikkim Organic Food, Manipur Polo, and Meghalaya Lakadong Turmeric. These initiatives aim to leverage indigenous strengths, enhance value chains, and promote these unique products in global markets.
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.
Mizoram Police Arrest Woman with 1.17 Crore Worth of Heroin
Aizawl, June 3: Mizoram police have made a significant drug bust, arresting a 51-year-old woman from Manipur with heroin valued at 1.17 crore. The arrest occurred on Wednesday in Saitual during a vehicle inspection. Authorities reported that the special team of the Saitual District Executive Force (DEF) conducted a surprise check in Keifang. During this ... Read more Mizoram Police Arrest Woman with 1.17 Crore Worth of Heroin
Manipur: Naga, Kukis intensify agitations over hostage crisis
Amid the continuing impasse over the release of hostages from the Naga and Kuki communities, both Naga and Kuki organisations have intensified their agitations, demanding the safe release of those still being held captive, officials said on Tuesday. The United Naga Council (UNC), the apex body of the Nagas in Manipur, at the last minute, 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 hostage release deferred over 'sentiment'
Manipur's hostage situation is worsening. The United Naga Council has cancelled the release of 14 Kuki hostages. They demand the release of six Naga civilians held by Kuki groups. Vehicular movement is blocked on the national highway. Both communities have imposed economic blockades. Chief Ministers of Meghalaya and Nagaland are urging for the immediate release of all hostages.
Manipuri Film 'Boong' Emerges Big Winner at New York Indian Film Festival, Takes Home 3 Awards
This year's edition of the film festival, presented by the Indo-American Arts Council (IAAC), included 19 narrative (features), four documentaries (features) and 27 shorts (narratives and documentaries) including several world premieres, and a special LGBTQ shorts program.
Three IPS Officers from Jammu Kashmir, Ladakh Allotted Cadres Across Three States
SRINAGAR: Three Indian Police Service (IPS) officers from Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh have been allotted cadres in Madhya Pradesh, Manipur and West Bengal under the latest cadre allocation following the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination. Mohammad Muneeb Bhat, a resident of Danter in Anantnag district of south Kashmir, has been allocated []
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 []
3 IPS officers from J&K, Ladakh allocated cadres
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, June 1: The Department of Personnel and Training, in consultation with the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, has allocated cadres to three IPS officers hailing from Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp As per an order, IPS officer Mohammad Muneeb Bhat from Kashmir has been allocated Madhya Pradesh Cadre, while Vishal Chandan from Jammu has been allocated the Manipur cadre, and Ghulam Haider from Ladakh has been given the [] The post 3 IPS officers from J&K, Ladakh allocated cadres appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
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
Release of 14 abducted Kukis cancelled after protests in Manipur
The United Naga Council had issued a statement earlier in the day, proposing the release of the 14 hostages at 2 p.m. on June 1, 2026
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Mr Rio also informed that he spoke to the union home secretary and the Director of Intelligence Bureau, citing the urgency and sensitivity of the matter and requesting immediate and coordinated action by all concerned agencies.
Mukesh Singh Assumes Charge As Manipur DGP
UKHRUL, Jun 1: Mukesh Singh, IPS, on Monday formally assumed charge as the Director General of Police (DGP), Manipur, at the Police Headquarters (PHQ), Mantripukhri. The new DGP was accorded a ceremonial Guard of Honour by personnel of the Manipur Police. Senior officers of the Manipur Police attended the occasion. Following the reception, Singh held a brief introductory meeting with senior police officers, during which he outlined key policing priorities for the force. He underscored the importance of maintaining professionalism, [] The post Mukesh Singh Assumes Charge As Manipur DGP appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Release 20 civilians held hostage, two northeast CMs appeal to Manipur captors
Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio seeks Home Minister Amit Shahs intervention for the release of six Liangmai Nagas
Old Video Falsely Shared as One of Attack on Assam Rifles' Camp in Manipur
The video dates back to 2 May and shows a forest fire near Choglamsar in Leh, Ladakh.
Tension grips Manipur's Konsakhul after villager injured in alleged ambush
Tension gripped Konsakhul, Manipur, after an alleged ambush by KNF(P) cadres injured one villager and left another missing. The attack followed the disruption of the village's water supply. Separately, unknown miscreants fired near Kharam Vaiphei Village, burning five houses. Security forces responded to control the situation. No casualties were reported in the second incident.
IMD forecasts heavy rainfall over Gujarat, Kerala, Nagaland, Manipur, Odisha, Tamil Nadu tomorrow Newsonair
Centre to Deploy two CoBRA Battalions in Manipur
Officials said the units have been involved in intelligence-based jungle warfare and counter-insurgency operations against Maoists
Third Phase of Special Intensive Revision Begins in Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, and Manipur
New Delhi, May 31: The Election Commission of India (ECI) announced on Sunday that the counting phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) has commenced in Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, and Manipur. An official stated that the counting phase began on Saturday for these states. The commission mentioned that all eligible voters whose counting forms are ... Read more Third Phase of Special Intensive Revision Begins in Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, and Manipur
Centre moves two CoBRA battalions to Manipur
The Centre has ordered the deployment of two elite CRPF CoBRA battalions to Manipur. These specialized jungle warfare units will undertake operations against armed groups fueling violence. This move aims to restore lasting peace in the state. The commandos are known for their successful anti-insurgency tactics. The deployment is expected in the coming weeks.
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
Kuki Inpi Manipur suspends shutdown temporarily following talks with government
Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) has announced the temporary suspension of the total shutdown imposed across Kuki-Zo-inhabited districts following discussions and consultations with the government held on May 29 and 30.
SIR roll revision begins in Manipur even as violence, highway disruptions persist
Manipur's electoral roll revision started Saturday amidst continued violence. A truck driver died and a policeman was injured in an ambush. Miscreants damaged a highway, halting traffic. Truckers protested, refusing to move without security. Chief Minister met union representatives and the deceased driver's family. The state government pledged safety. Investigations are underway.
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
