Mob Vandalises Assam Rifles Camp in Manipur
Violence erupts in Senapati district after security forces launch an operation over alleged NSCN (IM) ceasefire violations; no casualties reported.
AK-56 Rifle, Explosives Among Massive Arms Cache Recovered In Manipur
On multiple separate operations, Manipur police have recovered a large cache of weapons in Imphal and Churachandpur districts of Manipur.
Assam Rifles Intensifies Anti-Insurgency Operations in Manipur
Imphal, July 15: In a significant escalation of its anti-insurgency campaign, the Assam Rifles has launched a major joint search and sanitization operation in collaboration with the Indian Army, Border Security Force (BSF), and Manipur Police. This operation took place on Tuesday morning in the TM Kasom area of Ukhrul district. According to the Assam ... Read more Assam Rifles Intensifies Anti-Insurgency Operations in Manipur
Mob attacks Assam Rifles camp in Manipur, vehicles torched , hurled stones
A mob attacked an Assam Rifles camp in Manipur's Senapati district, pelting stones and setting security vehicles on fire hours after a search operation near a designated NSCN (IM) camp. Security forces used tear gas and blank rounds to disperse the crowd, while officials said the situation is now under control.
Mob vandalises Assam Rifles camp, torches vehicles after search operation conducted in Manipur
Intelligence reports and the social media posts indicated the presence of armed cadres moving outside designated camps, carrying weapons and wearing uniforms, in apparent violation of established Ceasefire Ground Rules, says an official
Stones Thrown, Vehicles Torched: Mob Attack At Assam Rifles Camp In Manipur
The mob reached the Assam Rifles Company Operating Base (COB) at 9:30 pm and reportedly starting throwing stones, and damaging property.
IED blast in Nagaland's Chumoukedima kills Assam Rifles havildar, injures four; search intensifies
Security forces intensified search operations in Nagaland after an IED blast killed one soldier. Four other personnel sustained injuries and are receiving hospital treatment. A civilian also suffered a leg injury from flying debris during the explosion. Officials and militant groups condemned the attack and vowed justice for perpetrators. Meanwhile, Manipur police launched an operation to apprehend those responsible for a July ambush.
Mumbai, July 15: In Churachandpur district of Manipur, Deputy Commissioner Krishna Kumar held a review meeting on Tuesday with district-level officials to assess the progress of various development schemes and programs initiated by the central and state governments. The meeting focused on the effective and timely implementation of these initiatives. The conference was attended by ... Read more Review of Government Schemes in Churachandpur: Deputy Commissioner Emphasizes Timely Implementation and Coordination
Violent Mob Attacks Assam Rifles Camp in Manipur, Several Vehicles Damaged
Imphal, July 15: A violent mob attacked an Assam Rifles camp in Manipurs Senapati district. Officials reported that the crowd engaged in stone-pelting, arson, and vandalism. This attack is believed to have aimed at disrupting ongoing security operations against armed insurgents. During the violence, several Assam Rifles vehicles were damaged. One light vehicle was set ... Read more Violent Mob Attacks Assam Rifles Camp in Manipur, Several Vehicles Damaged
Manipur: Mob vandalises Assam Rifles camp after search operation
A mob hurled stones, vandalised an Assam Rifles camp and set three vehicles of security personnel on fire in Manipurs Senapati district, hours after a search operation was conducted in an area, officials said on Wednesday. The violence occurred at the district town camp of the paramilitary force at 9.30 am on Tuesday when the 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 .
BMSA greets Dylan P on qualifying for Badminton Asia U 17 Junior C'ships
Bangalore Manipur Students' Association BMSA has congratulated Dylan P Thokchom on being selected to represent India at the Badminton Asia U 17 Junior Championships, scheduled to be held in Chengdu, China, from 8 to 13 September 2026 He will be competing in two events U 17 Boys Singles and U 17 Boys Doubles, said BMSA in a congratulatory note 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 07 Dylan 20260715 jpg border 1 alt BMSA greets Dylan P on qualifying for Badminton Asia U 17 Junior C'ships td tr tr td align center BMSA greets Dylan P on qualifying for Badminton Asia U 17 Junior C'ships td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The recently concluded Yonex Sunrise All India Sub Junior Ranking Badminton Tournament U 15 U 17 , held in Bengaluru, Karnataka, from 29 June to 7 July 2026 served as the selection tournament for the Badminton Asia Junior Championship Dylan delivered an outstanding performance by winning a bronze Medal in the U 17 Boys' Singles category and a silver medal in the U 17 Boys' Doubles category with Rahul Kadapakula of Andhra Pradesh, making a spot for himself in the National team for the continental event, it said Dyan is the son of Thokchom Romen Kumar and Binika Pangambam, originally from Manipur Although his family is currently based in Bengaluru due to professional commitments, he continues to make Karnataka, Manipur and the Manipuri community proud through his dedication and excellence in badminton, BMSA noted BMSA also expressed pride that Dylan was one of the association members who sealed the title of BMSA's Smash for Glory 2026 Badminton Tournament, held earlier this year On behalf of the entire Manipuri community in Bengaluru, BMSA extends its heartfelt congratulations to Dyan, his parents, coaches and everyone who has contributed to his success, it added Wishing him the very best as he prepares to represent India on the international stage, BMSA also exuded confidence that he will continue to inspire aspiring athletes from Manipur and across the nation Source The Sangai Express
AG Memorial Academy accords warm reception to U17 State Level Subroto Cup winners
AG Memorial Academy today accorded a warm reception to the U 17 boys' team of the school who emerged as the champions of the State Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament in a solemn function at the academy located at Charangpat Maning Leikai today Notably, AG Memorial Academy got the better of ASUFII Christian Institute by 4 2 goals yesterday at Langjing Achouba football turf to seal the State title and earned the honour to represent Manipur at the upcoming 65th Subroto Cup International Football Tournament 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 07 Subroto 20260715 jpg border 1 alt AG Memorial Academy accords warm reception to U17 State Level Subroto Cup winners td tr tr td align center AG Memorial Academy accords warm reception to U17 State Level Subroto Cup winners td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The reception programme was presided by Principal Th Master Singh Vice Principal Kh Momon and coaches of Pandam Football Academy which is an extended section of the school Bhogen, Boby and Chandrakumar, who also led in felicitating the players with simple presents Class IX student of the school Mangal Moirangcha, who also earned selection to Punjab FC was also felicitated at the occasion Speaking at the event, the Principal of the School Th Master expressed pride over the achievement of the students Lauding the exemplary performances given by the students at the district and the State level competitions, he also praised the guardians and coaches of Pandam Football Academy for their unwavering support and encouragement that helped the students reach such a milestone He also extended best wishes to the students to keep up the good work and make a mark in the upcoming international tournament Source The Sangai Express
Chunchamliu Monica Gonmei condoled
The State Platform of Disabled People's Organisations SPDPO , Manipur has condoled the sudden demise of disability rights activists and wheelchair basketball player Chunchamliu Monica Gonmei Chunchamliu Monica Gonmei of Noney was an active member of the SPDPO who worked tirelessly towards the cause of the body and had been a wheelchair basketball player, said SPDPO in a release Her demise has left an irreplaceable void and will impact the disability rights movement, it said SPDPO also shared the grief of the bereaved family members and prayed for her soul to rest in peace Source The Sangai Express
AMSTA to conduct Sub Junior team trial
The All Manipur Sepaktakraw Association AMSTA is set to conduct a trial selection to prepare State boys and girls 8217 teams for the upcoming 29th Sub Junior National Sepaktakraw Championships 2026 The trial will be held on July 18 and 19 at Indoor Stadium, Khuman Lampak from 7 am onwards, it said while inviting all eligible registered players to attend the trial in time Further details can be had from the office of AMSTA Source The Sangai Express
Opinion: 'Zalengam Diary' And Roads As New Language In Demand To Divide Manipur
There have been many instances when infrastructure preceded politics. By connecting territories, roads can gradually reshape political demands and make some constitutional futures more conceivable than others
Manipur protestors demand release of Kuki-Zo leaders
Three members of the community, including a retired Indian Defence Estates Service officer, were arrested in connection with a case of arson in Imphal West district on July 11
State Subroto Cup AG Memorial Academy win U17 crown amid disqualification crisis
AG Memorial Academy, Thoubal were crowned the U 17 Boys' champions of the State Level Subroto Mukerjee Football Tournament organised by the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports at Langjing Achouba Football Turf AG Memorial Academy beat ASUFII Christian Institute, Senapati by 4 2 goals to seal the top honour today Sani scored a brace 28', 29' forASUFII Christian Institute but his effort fell short as AG Memorial rode on a second half double to walk away 4 2 winners Compitison 16' and Ambison Athokpam 20' had earlier found a goal apiece to put AG Memorial ahead before Sani scored back to back to put the Senapati side on level terms Yoyo Sagolsem, however, retained the lead for the Thoubal team after 50 minutes before Competition had his second in the 50th minute to seal the 4 2 victory The age group competition was, however, hit by a disqualification crisis after the TG English School team were barred from the final for allegedly fielding six overage players Addressing the media at the Manipur Press Club, school Principal Leimakhujam Bullet strongly condemned the late stage disqualification He explained that after his team fought their way to the final, the tournament organizers demanded a sudden medical age re verification The team were subsequently disqualified when six players were ruled overaged, he said L Bullet emphasized that this was not the school's first appearance at the prestigious tournament, asserting he was fully aware of the competition rules He noted that the squad had already cleared a series of official medical screenings, making the organizer's eleventh hour disqualification incredibly unfortunate and unfair Highlighting the school's impeccable track record having reached the Subroto Cup International semifinals in 2023 and clinched the championship title in 2024 the Principal categorically stated he had absolutely no reason to risk fielding overage Source The Sangai Express
Pre National U 19 Men and Women boxing trial on July 26
The Manipur Amateur Boxing Association MABA is set to conduct a trial selection on July 26 to select boxers who will attend the National trial selection ahead of the World Championship The selected State players will be forwarded for the National team trial due to be held from August 27 to 31 at NCOE, Varanasi, UP, said MABA in a press statement issued in this regard Further details can be had from the office of MABA Source The Sangai Express
Kuki-Zo Council meets IB chief, seeks govt. action on blockade by Nagas
Kuki-Zo Council members say restoration of the popular government in Manipur on February 4, a year after Presidents Rule was imposed, has been of no good to the people
Manipur: Kuki body reiterates demand for UT, seeks political talks for lasting peace
Imphal, July 13: Kuki-Zo Council (KZC), the apex body of the Kuki-Zo tribal community in Manipur, on Monday reiterated its demand for a Separate Administration in the form of a Union Territory with a Legislature, saying it remains the only viable foundation for lasting peace, justice, security, and the protection of the communitys rights and []
Manipurs Bhumeshwory Devi Huidrom clinches bronze at Asian U23 Athletics Championships
Imphal: Manipuri athlete Bhumeshwory Devi Huidrom scripted history by winning a bronze medal in the womens 800m event at the Asian U23 Athletics Championships in Ordos, China. Clocking 2:10.20, she edged out Chinas Gejing Zhu by 0.03 seconds on July 12, marking a major milestone for India at the continental meet. Twenty-two-year-old middle-distance runner Bhumeshwory [] The post Manipurs Bhumeshwory Devi Huidrom clinches bronze at Asian U23 Athletics Championships appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Magnitude 3.9 earthquake jolts Manipur's Kamjong district
An earthquake of magnitude 3.9 struck Manipur's Kamjong district early Monday morning. The tremor occurred at 6:32 AM IST at a depth of 80 kilometers. Its epicenter was located near Imphal, approximately 31 kilometers east-southeast of the city. The National Center for Seismology reported the earthquake's specific coordinates and depth. There were no immediate reports of any damage or casualties following the seismic event.
Man shot dead in Manipurs Kangpokpi
Haolal Singsit, a resident of Govajang village in the Kuki-majority district, was working on a paddy field when the incident occurred
Manipur tension escalates; houses torched, two arrested
Imphal: Fresh tension gripped Manipurs Imphal West district after miscreants allegedly torched several houses belonging to members of the Meitei community in the Kanto Sabal area, pushing the already volatile region to the brink of another major confrontation. Two suspected accused were arrested for their involvement in arson and mob violence, officials said on Saturday, 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 .
3rd Manipur Yogasana C'ship 2026 from August 8 to 9
The Manipur Yoga Society is set to host the 3rd edition of the Manipur Yogasana Championship 2026 and the selection trial for the 38th National Yogasana Championship 2026 from August 8 to 9 The prestigious State level championship that will be held at Waheng Leikai Community Hall will feature three major categories Yoga Sport Traditional , Rhythmic Single Pair, and Artistic Pair, said the Manipur Yoga Society in a press release The event serves as the primary gateway for local Yoga athletes to represent Manipur at the 38th National Yogasana Championship organised under the All India Yoga Culture Federation from October 1 to 4 at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal, it said Furthermore the National championship will act as the official selection trial for the 12th World Yogasana Championship 2027 to be hosted by Thailand, it said Competition registration forms can be had from Youth Hostel, Khuman Lampak Flash Mandop, Waheng Leikai near Bheigo Hotel and all recognised Yoga Centres across Manipur The last date of registration form submission is July 31, it said Source The Sangai Express
CM inaugurates 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup, calls for discipline and sportsmanship
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh today formally inaugurated the 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup, Manipur 2026, organised by the All Manipur Taekwondo Association AMTA , at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal The championship, which will continue till July 15, has drawn a total of 1,141 players representing 29 units, comprising 691 men and 450 women Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister recalled that the Governor's Taekwondo Cup was instituted in 1980 during his tenure as president of the All Manipur Taekwondo Association after obtaining the approval of the then Governor He expressed satisfaction that the championship has continued successfully over the years and has now reached its 19th edition 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 07 Taekwondo 2026012 jpg border 1 alt CM inaugurates 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup td tr tr td align center CM inaugurates 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br Highlighting Manipur's achievements in taekwondo, Yumnam Khemchand Singh said the dedicated efforts of the All Manipur Taekwondo Association have produced more than 40 international players from the State He attributed this success to the unwavering commitment of the association, its technical officials, coaches and teachers in nurturing talented sportspersons The Chief Minister, who is the first Indian to be conferred the prestigious 5th Dan in Traditional Taekwondo by the Global Traditional Taekwondo Federation, Seoul, South Korea, said that taekwondo is not merely a competitive sport but a way of life that instils discipline, respect and self confidence Emphasising the true spirit of taekwondo, he said that while every competition produces both winners and losers, the essence of the sport lies in competing with respect rather than hostility He noted that taekwondo teaches discipline, mutual respect and friendship, and these values will remain even after the contest is over He further stressed that sports play a vital role in character building and urged the younger generation to respect their teachers in the same way taekwondo players honour and obey their coaches He said that discipline is one of the greatest lessons that sports impart and encouraged students to pursue education alongside sports so that they grow into responsible and successful citizens The Chief Minister later formally declared the 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup, Manipur 2026 open, marking the official commencement of the championship, and wished all the participants success in the tournament Speaking on the occasion, Youth Affairs Sports and Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam said that many people may not be aware that the Chief Minister himself is a Taekwondo black belt holder and has consistently extended his support towards the promotion of the sport in the State He informed that under the Chief Minister's leadership, the Government has provided two sets of electronic scoring equipment and body protectors worth approximately Rs 24 lakh to strengthen taekwondo infrastructure in Manipur Observing that martial arts have been an integral part of Manipur's rich cultural heritage since ancient times, Govindas said that people of the State possess a natural affinity for taekwondo He expressed confidence that Manipuri athletes would continue to excel at the national and international levels, bringing greater laurels to both the State and the country The opening ceremony was attended by MLA Heikham Dingo Singh MLA Sheikh Noorul Hassan Secretary, Youth Affairs and Sports YAS , Naorem Praveen Singh Director YAS , Dr Mayengbam Veto Singh officials of the AMTA coaches players and other dignitaries B Day 1 Highlights B br br The first day of the competition saw Lambamayum Pradip of UTA beat M Devjit of LTA for the senior men's 54 kg title as Leitanthem Rohit of LTA beat B Rahul Sharma of TTS Nambol for the 58 kg category gold L Bablu of TTS Nambol 63 kg , Anish Saikhom of TTA Khangabok 68 kg , S Malemnganba of KTA 74 kg , W Arson of TTS Nambol 80 kg , Saikhom James off TTA Khangabok 87 kg and Khiraj Yumnam of UTA 87 kg also won gold medals in their respective weight categories Martina Wahengbam of UTA meanwhile sealed the senior women's 46 kg category title beating compatriot Priyadarshini in the final Nongthombam Sania of UTA also beat compatriot Sapam Nancy for the senior women's 49 kg category gold as Thiyam Lucky of TTS Nambol bagged the 53 kg category gold by defeating KTA's Naorem Rebecca in the final Ak Devika of UTA 57 kg , Priyanka Leitanthem of UTA 62 kg , Angom Uttarani of TTS Nambol 67 kg , Soibam Tina of UTA 73 kg , and Moirangthem Dolly of PTA 73 kg also won gold medals today Source The Sangai Express DIPR
Fresh tension in Manipur after houses torched
Four abandoned houses were set on fire by unidentified individuals in Kanto Sabal. Local residents alleged the arson occurred despite the presence of security personnel. The Manipur Police stated a mob was prevented from advancing towards the area. An attempt to set fire to abandoned houses was swiftly contained by security forces. The Chief Minister assured that justice would be ensured in a separate abduction case.
Amit Shah assures church leaders that FCRA Bill will not be applied retrospectively
In the meeting held with Mr. Shah, the Minister asked the church leaders to file FIRs in all cases of aggression against the community, urges them to broker peace in Manipur and also reassured them that the Bill was not against any religious community
2 Arrested After Houses Set On Fire In Manipur, Security Forces Avert Clash
The Manipur Police said the two arrested people have been identified as Kammang Lhouvum, 65, and Pagin Hangshing, 30
The incident took place around 1:30 pm when residents working in paddy fields noticed smoke rising from the abandoned houses in Kanto Sabal: Security sources
Manipur Government Committed to Justice for Six Naga Citizens Killed: Chief Minister
Imphal, July 11: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh reiterated on Saturday that the BJP-led state government is taking all necessary measures to ensure justice in the abduction and murder of six Naga citizens in Kangpokpi district nearly two months ago. The Chief Minister emphasized the governments commitment to justice regarding the incident that occurred ... Read more Manipur Government Committed to Justice for Six Naga Citizens Killed: Chief Minister
Tensions Rise in Manipur After Arson Attack on Homes
Imphal, July 11: Tensions escalated once again in Imphal West district of Manipur on Saturday. In the Kantou Sabal area, rioters allegedly set fire to several homes belonging to the Meitei community, raising fears of a significant confrontation in an already volatile region. A senior police officer reported that following the arson, a crowd of ... Read more Tensions Rise in Manipur After Arson Attack on Homes
Manipur CM inaugurates 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Sing inaugurated the 19th Governor's Taekwondo Cup. The championship features 1,141 players from 29 units competing until July 15. He highlighted Manipur's success in producing over 40 international taekwondo players. The Chief Minister emphasized taekwondo's role in discipline and character building. Sports infrastructure was strengthened with new electronic scoring equipment and body protectors.
Manipur CM Vows Swift Arrests in Killing of Six Naga Civilians
His comments came a day after a team of security officials led by the National Investigation Agency arrested two persons for their alleged involvement in the killings.
Manipur CM vows arrest of all accused in killing of six Naga civilians
Mr. Khemchand Singhs comments came a day after a team of security officials led by the National Investigation Agency arrested two persons for their alleged involvement in the killings
Security forces launch search operations in Manipur after two Assam Rifles personnel killed
On July 10, Assam Rifles said the paramilitary force, in coordination with the Border Security Force and Manipur Police, commenced a large-scale search operation in the Nungshang area
Couple held in Manipur for alleged role in Nagas' killing
A joint team arrested a couple for their alleged involvement in the abduction and killing of six Naga civilians. The accused were apprehended from their residence in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Friday morning. The bodies of the six Naga civilians were recovered on June 11 after their abduction on May 13. These killings triggered widespread protests and renewed tensions between Naga and Kuki-Zo communities.
Conservation projects for river dolphins, three other species get CAMPA nod
The governing body of the National Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority has also given assent for continued support for the conservation of Manipurs brow-antlered deer, Sangai
Ahead of Manipur polls, Congress expands state leadership team
Congress appointed new office bearers for the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee. These appointments are seen as preparations for the upcoming assembly elections. Leaders discussed party strategy and organizational preparedness for the 2027 polls. They believe the BJP's politics has caused the state's ongoing civil war. The party aims to restore peace and build bridges in Manipur.
Freight woes threaten fresh supply crunch in Manipur as transporters stay away
Transport operators are avoiding Manipur due to high costs and long travel times. Essential goods face shortages as highway conditions worsen significantly. Freight charges have increased substantially, impacting commodity prices. Retail prices for onions, potatoes, and edible oil have risen sharply. Further disruptions risk shortages, especially during the monsoon season.
Old Video From Manipur Falsely Shared as One of Chinese Incursion in Arunachal
The video is from Manipur and shows an altercation between locals and an Assam Rifles convoy.
Manipur: Couple arrested for alleged role in killing of six Naga civilians
A joint team of the NIA, CRPF, and Manipur Police arrested a couple from Kangpokpi district for their alleged involvement in the abduction and killing of six Naga civilians. The arrests mark a significant breakthrough in the high-profile case that triggered protests
NIA-led team arrests two in connection with killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur
Security forces arrested two individuals in Kangpokpi district for their alleged involvement in a killing. Six Naga civilians were found dead in Leilon Vaiphei village on May thirteenth. This incident triggered protests and blockades, impacting essential commodity prices significantly. The Kuki-Zo Council chairman apologized for the killings, calling for an impartial investigation. Later, the council clarified the apology was an expression of sorrow, not collective guilt.
SIR in Manipur: Data shows disproportionately high deletions in tribal constituencies
Despite accounting for only 37.8% of the electorate, the 19 ST constituencies accounted for 64.2% of the 1.59 lakh deletions during the enumeration phase of the SIR
Assam Rifles havildar killed in Manipur ambush cremated with honours in Ghaziabad
Joined duty one day before attack, took 9 bullets to his chest but kept fighting till last breath, says son
Manipur govt employees' strike enters ninth day; Rs 13.28 crore loss reported
Manipur government employees continue their cease-work strike, which has now entered its ninth day. This prolonged agitation has severely disrupted administrative functions across the state government offices. Employees are demanding several changes, including pension scheme restoration and retirement age increases. The strike has resulted in an estimated productive loss of Rs1.66 crore daily. Officials are urging an early resolution to minimize further governance and economic activity disruptions.
Manipur CM invokes Bible, Buddhas teachings to pitch for peace in Kuki and Naga areas
Khemchand Singh visits Kangpokpi and Senapati, assures justice in killing of church leaders and calls for reconciliation among communities
Manipur to adopt new security approach for operations
Manipur's government is reviewing security measures following a deadly ambush on Assam Rifles personnel. Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam discussed CRPF's CoBRA unit deployment and operational strategies. Director General G. P. Singh met with ground commanders, issuing firm directives against armed miscreants. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized unity among all communities in Manipur. He also urged forgiveness and collective efforts to restore lasting peace in the state.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh holds talks with Naga groups amid hostage killings deadlock
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh engaged with Naga civil society leaders to address the grave issue of hostage killings. Although the discussions yielded some positive interactions, no agreement was reached as the Naga groups continue to withhold claims to the bodies until their four key demands are acknowledged.
Two militants arrested in Manipur for 'involvement' in extortion activities
One country-made pistol with a magazine and six live rounds of bullets were seized from militants possession, says police statement
Assam Rifles jawans killed in ambush; joint forces launch massive operation in Manipur
Security forces are conducting extensive operations to apprehend militants responsible for the ambush. Two Assam Rifles personnel were killed in the attack along the Imphal-Dimapur National Highway. The NSCN-IM denied involvement and reaffirmed commitment to the ongoing peace process. Security forces recovered an IED and arrested several cadres from different militant groups. Naga and Meitei women staged a protest demanding justice and peace in the state.
School assembly news headline July 8: Delhi court defers Ankit Sharma murder verdict while Ayodhya court grants police remand. Gujarat announces ex gratia after High Court upholds Ahmedabad blasts verdict. Naga and Meitei groups protest together seeking justice in Manipur. El Nio is expected to break records, raising global weather concerns. Lionel Messi and Mohamed Salah prepare for a FIFA World Cup showdown.
NHIDCL sets December target for completion of less trouble-prone highway to Manipur capital
Although historically weather-beaten, National Highway-37 gained strategic importance after ethnic conflict that broke out in May 2023 restricted access to preferred NH-2
Manipur: Extensive search operation underway after Ukhrul ambush kills two Assam Rifles personnel
2 Assam Rifles personnel killed in Manipur ambush
Two Assam Rifles personnel died after suspected militants ambushed their vehicle. The attack occurred on NH-202 in Manipur's Ukhrul district on Monday afternoon. Security forces responded quickly and engaged in an exchange of fire with the assailants. Further operations are currently underway to apprehend the individuals responsible for the incident. The deceased soldiers were identified as Warrant Officer Balwant Singh and Constable CM Singh.
Manipur: Minor among two injured in firing; houses deliberately set on fire
Fresh violence erupted in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Sunday. Armed miscreants opened fire at Thingkhongjang village, injuring two people. A minor was among those injured and both were sent for specialized treatment. Civilian houses were deliberately set on fire during the attack. The district administration had assured villagers of their safety.
Two Assam Rifles personnel killed in Manipur ambush
Two Assam Rifles personnel died and others were injured in an ambush. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon at Nungshang Kong on NH 202. Heavy gunfire continued for several hours after the initial attack. Manipur CM Y Khemchand Singh condemned the killings and promised justice. State home minister Govindas Konthoujam also condemned the attack.
Former UNLF chairman Rajkumar Meghen is in Delhi seeking a coalition for peace. He urges economic integration between Kuki and Meitei communities to build trust. Meghen suggests external forces are involved in the ongoing violence in the state. He claims the government has failed to build confidence and stop the conflict. The violence has displaced thousands and claimed many lives since May 2023.
Gunmen kill two Assam Rifles personnel in Manipur ambush
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh condemned the afternoon ambush in Ukhrul district
Two Assam Rifles soldiers killed, several injured in ambush by militants in Manipur
Tragedy struck Manipur's Ukhrul district as suspected militants ambushed an Assam Rifles convoy, claiming the lives of two soldiers and injuring several others. The attack, which occurred Monday afternoon, has been condemned by the State Home Minister, who vowed strict legal action against the perpetrators. This incident underscores the ongoing security challenges in the state, which has been grappling with ethnic violence.
2 Assam Rifles soldiers killed in militant ambush in Manipur's Ukhrul, severa injured
Manipur CM grants Rs 1 lakh medical aid to 26 displaced persons
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh has provided 1 lakh each to 26 internally displaced individuals at a relief camp for critical medical treatments. This financial aid targets those battling severe illnesses like kidney ailments and cancer, aiming to alleviate their hardships. The government pledged continued support for IDPs facing chronic health issues, with plans also announced to offer weaving machines and livelihood support to women in the camp.
Confident that final electoral rolls after SIR will be inclusive, error-free: Manipur CM
The final electoral roll will be published on September 6. After attending a workshop on SIR Phase II at the BJP State office, the Chief Minister said he was confident that the exercise would be inclusive and the final voter list would be error-free
Two, including 8-year-old girl, injured in firing by armed groups in Manipurs Kangpokpi
The injured were initially provided first aid at an Assam Rifles camp and later brought to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal for further treatment
Voter roll revision removes over 20 lakh names
The draft electoral rolls published after the Special Intensive Revision show over 20 lakh names deleted in Odisha, while Manipur and Sikkim also reported thousands of exclusions.
SIR 3.0: First draft rolls published for 4 states; 22 lakh names deleted
Nearly 22 lakh voters have been removed from draft electoral rolls in Odisha, Manipur, Mizoram, and Sikkim as part of the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision. Deaths and electors who have shifted residence account for most deletions, with Odisha seeing over 20 lakh removals. Manipur, however, reported the highest proportion of anomalies. Citizens can file claims and objections until August 4 to restore names before final rolls are published.
Policeman from Kangpokpi questioned in abduction and killing of six Naga men in Manipur
Following public outrage over the killings, the State Government handed over the case to the National Investigation Agency, which is yet to make any arrests
Manipur SIR: 19.34 lakh voters in draft electoral roll, says CEO
The CEO said 1,08,283 voters had either shifted, were absent as the BLOs did not find these electors or did not get back their filled enumeration forms before June 28
Amit Shah reviews Manipur security situation
Meeting discusses new areas of Kuki-Naga conflict, border fencing and fresh influx of refugees
Manipur SIR: Over 19.34 lakh enumeration forms collected; final electoral roll on Sept 6
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Sunday published the draft electoral roll for Manipur following the completion of the Enumeration Phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026, during which over 19.34 lakh enumeration forms were collected from eligible electors across the state.
Months After Death, Manipur MLA Injured In 2023 Violence Buried
Ahead of the burial, Valte was accorded a guard of honour by 1st IRB personnel with a gun salute.
Manipur CM Attends BJP MLA Valtes Last Rites
Visits Churachandpur defying protest, regrets not being by his side during 2023 attack
Protest, shutdown call in Manipur's Churachandpur ahead of CM's visit to MLA Valte's last rites
The body of the 61-year-old BJP leader belonging to the Zomi community has been kept in Churachandpur District Hospital since it was brought from Delhi
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Mr. Shah will hold the meeting with Manipur governments Security Adviser Kuldiep Singh and State Director General of Police Mukesh Singh, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) and D-Gs of Assam Rifles, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Border Security Force (BSF); CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh is not part of Saturdays meeting
Supreme Court declines plea challenging Manipur HC order extending panchayat poll deadline
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the Manipur High Court's decision to extend panchayat elections until October 16. The state government argued that ongoing law and order issues and President's Rule made immediate polls impractical. The High Court's order allows for the restoration of the three-tier Panchayati Raj system, with a detailed electoral schedule now in place following significant delays due to ethnic violence.
Rahul Gandhi slams centre over Manipur violence, houses torched in tribal villages
Rahul Gandhi has criticized the Centre, attributing recent house torchings in Manipur to the Prime Minister's divisive ideology. Around 20 homes were destroyed in Leikot Kuki village, with allegations pointing to the NSCN-IM. This follows earlier arson in Kamjong district, impacting Kuki and Tangkhul Naga villages.
SDF says it never entered into any electoral or political alliance with BJP in Sikkim
The Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) has vehemently denied any electoral or political alliance with the BJP, refuting claims of selling MLAs. SDF spokesperson Yojna Khaling Rai stated these allegations are false and politically motivated, emphasizing the party's independent identity. The SDF defended its president's remark about Sikkim not becoming another Manipur as a warning against instability, while accusing the ruling SKM of growing proximity to the BJP.
Over 20 Houses Torched As Naga-Kuki Clashes Flare In Manipur
The situation escalated in the evening with retaliatory attacks by suspected militants and armed village volunteers on neighbouring villages
Kuki village torched in Manipurs Noney district
This follows similar attacks on Kuki and Naga villages in Kamjong district, near the India-Myanmar border, on July 1
Manipur Panchayat elections: Supreme Court upholds extension of poll deadline till October 16
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to interfere with the Manipur High Courts order extending the deadline for conducting Panchayat elections in the state until October 16, 2026, observing that the High Court had already issued binding directions requiring the State Election Commission (SEC) to complete the electoral process within the stipulated timeframe. A partial [] The post Manipur Panchayat elections: Supreme Court upholds extension of poll deadline till October 16 appeared first on India Legal .
Fresh Naga-Kuki Clashes in Manipur's Kamjong Leave Over 30 Houses Gutted
Retaliatory attacks near the India-Myanmar border trigger fresh ethnic violence as security forces step up operations to restore order.
SC dismisses plea against Manipur HC panchayat polls order
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday, July 2, refused to entertain a plea challenging the Manipur High Court order extending the deadline for conducting panchayat elections in the state to October 16 this year. A partial working day bench comprising Justices N Kotiswar Singh and N V Anjaria dismissed the appeal filed by Pheiroijam 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 .
Supreme Court dismisses plea against Manipur HC order extending panchayat polls deadline
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the Manipur High Court's decision to extend panchayat election deadlines to October 16. Appearing for the state, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta emphasized the government's obligation to comply with the high court's directives. The apex court found no grounds to challenge the high court's order, which acknowledged the state's challenging law and order situation.
Tangkhul Nagas' houses near Myanmar border in Manipur torched by militants
Villages inhabited by Tangkhul Nagas in Manipur's Kamjong district were set ablaze, with suspected Kuki National Army-Burma cadres blamed for the destruction of at least 12 houses and a market. The MLA highlighted limited security force access due to proximity to active militant groups. Meanwhile, Kuki-Zo groups are protesting highway blockades, impacting essential supplies like LPG and rice, which are now fetching exorbitant prices.
Violence Erupts in Manipurs Kamjong District Amid Naga-Kuki Clashes
Imphal, July 1: Violence erupted in Kamjong district of Manipur, near the India-Myanmar border, on Wednesday due to armed clashes between Naga and Kuki groups. Over 20 houses were set ablaze, escalating tensions in the region. According to a senior police officer, the violence began in the morning when armed individuals reportedly attacked a Naga ... Read more Violence Erupts in Manipurs Kamjong District Amid Naga-Kuki Clashes
Manipur burns again after pause
Kuki and Naga organisations accuse armed groups from each others communities of torching villages along the India-Myanmar border in Kamjong district
Manipur: JTC women stage sit-in at Changangei hall, demand justice for 6 Naga civilians
Assam Rifles Launches Biometric Registration for Displaced Myanmar Citizens in Manipur
Imphal, July 1: The Assam Rifles, in collaboration with civil administration and Manipur police, has initiated a joint campaign for the identification, verification, and biometric registration of displaced Myanmar citizens in the border district of Kamjong, Manipur. Defense spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mahendra Rawat stated that this initiative is a significant step toward enhancing border administration ... Read more Assam Rifles Launches Biometric Registration for Displaced Myanmar Citizens in Manipur
Fresh tension has grips Kangpokpi district in Manipur following protest held by Kuki Zo people
Fresh tensions erupted in Manipur's Kangpokpi district as Kuki Zo people protested, marching to a buffer zone. Naga women blocked essential supply convoys, disrupting vital commodities like LPG and rice, which are now sold at exorbitant prices. Security forces used tear gas to clear routes amidst escalating demands for removing unauthorized checkpoints, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis and ethnic divisions.
