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.
VB-G RAM G scheme launched in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Manipur
The VB-G RAM G scheme was launched in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar and Manipur after the new law came into effect, guaranteeing 125 days of wage employment
AMFA reschedules Referee Recruitment and Level Upgradation Exam
The All Manipur Football Association AMFA has rescheduled the proposed 8220 New Recruitment and Level 7 amp 6 Upgradation Examination for Referees 8221 from July 11 to 13 Candidates intending to appear in the examination should fill up their details by July 8, said AMFA in a memorandum The Annual Fitness Test for 8220 Active Inactive Refereee 8221 will be held on August 8, 2026 at SAI Ground, Takyel, it added Further details can be had from the office of AMFA Source The Sangai Express
Five State athletes to compete at 10th South Asian Karate C'ship
As many as 5 athletes and one official from Manipur are set to represent India at the 10th South Asian Karate Championship and U14 South Asian Karate Cup beginning on July 15 at Shaheed Suhrawardi Indoor Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka The championship is organised by the South Asian Karate Federation The State karatekas who are set to attend the event are Raghunat Oinam U12 Kumite 45 kg , Paringanba Chingakham U14 Kumite 45 kg Ph Arif Khan U14 Kata and Kumite 50 kg Thiyam Jeninson U14 Kumite 50 kg and Laishram Maninganba Cadet Kumite 52 kg Mutum Bankim on the other hand will accompany the team as officiating judge The National team will leave India for Dhaka on July 15, said the Manipur Amateur Karate Do Association in a press release Source The Sangai Express
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
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.
AMBBA lines up 6 major bodybuilding competitions
The All Manipur Body Builders Association AMBBA has lined up 6 major bodybuilding competitions including Inter District and State Level Competition 12th Mr Khamba 2026 The Bishnupur District Body Builders Association is set to organise the 16th Mr Bishnupur 2026 on July 26 while the 5th Mr Kakching 2026 to be organised by the Kakching District Body Builders Association is slated for August 2 Imphal East District Body Builders Association will later organise the 23rd Mr Imphal East 2026 on August 8 before Body Builder Association of Thoubal host the 10th Mr Thoubal 2026 on August 10 Bodybuilders Association of Imphal West District will organise the 21st Mr Imphal West 2026 on August 12 before AMBBA join hands with Bodybuilders Association of Imphal West District to organise the Inter District and State Level Competition 12th Mr Khamba 2026 on August 13 The State level competition is dedicated to the martyrs of Manipur on the occasion of the Patriots' Day , said AMBBA in a press release Players who did not participate in the district level competition will not be allowed to take part in the inter district championship, it added Source The Sangai Express
22nd Governor's Cup State Level Fencing Championship from July 27
The 22nd edition of the Governor's Cup State Level Fencing Championship, 2026 is due to be held from July 27 to 31 at Fencing Hall, Khuman Lampak Informing this, the Manipur Fencing Association has invited all district units clubs organisations concerned to participate in the championship Forms can be had from the office of the association at Khuman Lampak and the last date of form submission is July 15, it said Source The Sangai Express
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
11 State players called up for U 15 Boys AIFF FIFA Talent Academy trial
The All India Football Federation AIFF has invited 11 State players to join the trial for U 15 Boys AIFF FIFA Talent Academy, Hyderabad, Telangana The trial is due to be held from July 11 to July 13 and the players are to report by July 10, read a letter forwarded to the secretary of the All Manipur Football Association The players who have been invited to join the trial are Thoudam Balmiki of TYDA, Abdul Gafar of KIYC, Thangjam Rohenba of MUFA, Chesam Hanif of Classic FA, Ngangom Suman of Classic FA, Chingangbam Thoihenba of Classic FA, Dennison Pukhrambam of Classic FC, Laishram Herison of MUFA, Golmei Lanthaomei Kabui of RFCC, Lairenja, Roshan of RFCC, and Nilakanta Oinam of RFCC Source The Sangai Express
AMFA announces tentative commencement dates for 4th Premier League and 19th MSL
The All Manipur Football Association AMFA has announced the tentative commencement dates for two major men's club football competitions 4th Premier League 2026 27 and 19th Manipur State League MSL 2026 27 As per a memorandum issued in this regard by AMFA, the 4th edition of Premier League will be commencing from August 10 while the 19th MSL will be commencing from August 16 CMS will be opened from July 7 while the last date of entry form submission is July 12 Team s should register their players in the CRS and CMS, it said Notably, Southern Sporting Union SSU are the reigning Premier League champions while ESU are 18th Manipur State League champions Source The Sangai Express
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.
New Delhi, June 30: Union Communications Minister and Minister for Development of Northeast Region, Jyotiraditya Scindia, has reviewed the flood situation in Northeast India caused by continuous rainfall. He engaged in discussions with the Chief Ministers of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and Manipur to gather information on ongoing rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts in the ... Read more Jyotiraditya Scindia Reviews Flood Situation in Northeast India, Assures Support from Central Government
Manipur: DGP Mukesh Singh praises Cycle Patrol initiative
Manipur DGP Mukesh Singh lauded the Cycle Patrol initiative as a vital tool for beat policing and community engagement, particularly in hill districts. Since taking charge, Singh has been actively reviewing security measures and operational readiness across various districts.
TCMDC vs YWC in Mema Memorial T20 Veteran Cricket tournament final
TCMDC, Thongju will square off against YWC, Langthabal in the title clash of the 3rd Khomdram O Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament 2026 TCMDC entered the final this morning by defeating NAPSA, Kha Imphal by 4 wickets at Langthabal Public Ground They chose wisely to bowl first and restricted NAPSA to 78 9 in the first innings before fighting their way to the winning 82 for 6 wickets in 16 3 overs Ratan and Premananda shared identical 19 runs for NAPSA in the first innings that saw Krishna 2 13 and Bijesh 2 11 sharing four crucial wickets for TMCDC Rishikanta 2 18 and Doren 2 16 gave TCMDC a tough time in reply but contributions from Tarun 17 off 26 balls , Premjit 16 off 29 balls , Rakesh 14 off 12 balls set the momentum before Anand 8 not out off 9 balls and Brajakumar 4 not out off 11 balls finished off the chase Krishna of TCMDC who picked two wickets and added 7 runs to TCMDC's tally was declared man of the match Later in the second semi final match, KSDO opted to bat first but were bundled out for a paltry total of 46 runs by YWC before they struggled their way to the target in 9 3 overs Noushad Ali made 24 off 19 balls for KSDO but his effort went in vain as Dinachandra 3 12 in 4 overs and Samananda 3 2 in 3 overs shared 6 crucial wickets for YWC to cut short the innings Dinanchandra then shone with an unbeaten 17 off 18 balls to see YWC through to the target in 9 3 overs despite the top orders faltering in the face of Akbar, who returned with the best bowling figures of 4 12 in 3 overs for KSDO Dinachandra was eventually declared man of the match Source The Sangai Express
Manipur finish overall runners up at All India Jeet Kune Do Championship 2026
Manipur Jeet Kune Do Association of Manipur team finished overall runners up at the All India Jeet Kune Do Championship, 2026 that was held from June 27 to 28 at Bishnu Nirmala Trust Indoor Hall in Guwahati Meghalaya emerged as the overall team champions as Manipur secured the runners up spot with a haul of 45 gold, 9 silver and 3 bronze medals while the hosts Assam sealed the second runners up spot 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 Kune Do 20260630 jpg border 1 alt Manipur finish overall runners up at All India Jeet Kune Do Championship 2026 td tr tr td align center Manipur finish overall runners up at All India Jeet Kune Do Championship 2026 td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The athletes who secured gold medals include Thokchom Nongdamba LC Boys Below 12 Yrs 30 32 Kg Gold 1 Konsam Yaiphaba LC Boys Below 14 Yrs Up to 35 Kg H F Gold 2 , Asem Newson LC Boys Below 14 Yrs 35 37 Kg Gold 1 , Tophan Laitonjam LC Boys Below 14 Yrs 37 39 Kg Gold 1 , Laishram Borish LC Boys Below 14 Yrs 45 47 Kg Gold 1 , Nameirakpam Debashis LC Boys Below 17 Yrs 46 49 Kg Gold 1 , Tennison Thongam LC Boys Below 17 Yrs 49 52 Kg Gold 1 , Khulakpam Adnan Shah LC Boys Below 17 Yrs 52 55 Kg Gold 1 , Mutum Mangal LC Boys Below 17 Yrs 61 64 Kg Gold 1 , Reobash Moirangthem LC Men Below 19 Yrs 50 55 Kg Gold 1 , Herachandra Elangbam LC Men Below 19 Yrs 55 60 Kg Gold 1 , Khundongbam Jeniboy LC Men Above 19 Yrs 45 50 Kg Gold 1 , Samom Kenedy LC Men Above 19 Yrs 55 60 Kg Gold 1 , Laishram Lanthoiba FC Boys Below 10 Yrs 38 41 Kg HF Gold Bronze , Den Samandram FC Boys 13 14 Yrs 34 37 Kg Gold 1 , Thangjam Korounganba FC Boys 13 14 Yrs 40 43 Kg Gold 1 , Laishram Lamnganba FC Boys 11 12 Yrs 49 Kg Gold 1 , Lairikyengbam Suraj FC Boys 15 16 Yrs Below 48 Kg Gold 1 , Nganba Laishram FC Boys 15 16 Yrs 48 51 Kg Gold 1 , E Henba FC Boys 15 16 Yrs 51 54 Kg Gold 1 , Thongram Anil FC Boys 17 18 Yrs 54 57 Kg Gold 1 , M Amarjit FC Men 19 20 Yrs 57 60 Kg Gold 1 , Kakchingtabam Biju FC Men 19 20 Yrs 71 75 Kg Gold 1 , Mutum Langamba Meetei FC Men Above 20 Yrs 48 51 Kg Gold 1 , A Ranjit FC Men Above 20 Yrs 57 60 Kg Gold 1 , Kolom Premkumar FC Men Above 20 Yrs 60 63 Kg Gold 1 , 51 Md Mujibur Rahman FC Men 20 Yrs Master Event 63 67 Kg Gold 1 , Yaisana Asem LC Girls Below 10 Yrs 26 28 Kg Gold 1 , Samandram Lingjel LC Girls Below 10 Yrs 30 32 Kg Gold 1 , Sanasam Joymati LC Girls Below 14 Yrs 37 39 Kg Gold 1 , Khumukcham Alina LC Girls Below 14 Yrs 39 41 Kg Gold 1 , Ningthoujam Pinkirani LC Girls Below 14 Yrs 45 47 Kg Gold 1 , Mutum Priya Luxmi LC Girls Below 17 Yrs Below 48 Kg Gold 1 , Hirungbam Nandeshori LC Girls Below 17 Yrs 52 55 Kg Gold 1 , Shagolsem Velentina LC Girls Below 19 Yrs Up to 45 Kg Gold 1 , Naorem Rani LC Girls Above 19 Yrs 55 60 Kg Gold 1 , Priya Rajkumari FC Girls Below 10 Yrs Below 23 Kg Gold 1 , Pari Rajkumari FC Girls 11 12 Yrs 37 40 Kg Gold 1 , Ng Princilla FC Girls 11 12 Yrs 40 43 Kg Gold 1 , K Aleen FC Girls 13 14 Yrs 43 46 Kg Gold 1 , Loutongbam Artina FC Girls 13 14 Yrs 60 Kg Gold 1 , Kumabam Chingkheinganbi FC Girls 15 16 Yrs 46 51 Kg Gold 1 , Moirangthem Wanglembi FC Girls 17 18 Yrs 60 63 Kg Gold 1 and Y Lasmi FC Girls Above 19 Yrs Up to 45 Kg Gold 1 The other medallists include Thingujam Pariathouba LC Boys Below 10 Yrs Below 20 Kg Bronze , Thiyam Lanchenba LC Boys Below 10 Yrs 22 24 Kg HF Silver Bronze , Syed Farhan Ali LC Boys Below 10 Yrs 30 32 Kg Silver , Chanam Lanchenba FC Boys 13 14 Yrs 37 40 Kg Silver , Leishangthem Lanchenba FC Boys 13 14 Yrs 46 49 Kg Silver , Mainam Rojesh FC Boys 13 14 Yrs 52 55 Kg Silver , Kabrabam Jamson FC Boys 17 18 Yrs Below 51 Kg Silver , Khundongbam Jenibash FC Men 19 20 Yrs 51 54 Kg Silver , Pukhrambam Birakumar FC Men Above 20 Yrs 63 67 Kg Silver , Yohenbi Khangembam FC Girls 13 14 Yrs 52 55 Kg Silver , Ahongbam Yaiphabi FC Girls 15 16 Yrs Below 48 Kg Silver The State team were led by 8 officials including Th Ranjit as men's coach, M Chaningkhombi as women's coach Md Mujibur Rahaman, Chungkham Ningthem, N Robertson, Okram Jiban, and Moirangthem Linthoi as technical officials and Syed Fajal Ali as team manager Source The Sangai Express
Naga Council Appeals to PM Modi for Justice Amid Rising Violence in Manipur
New Delhi, June 28: The United Naga Council (UNC), representing 21 Naga tribes in Manipur, has urgently appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the central government to intervene in the deteriorating security situation, particularly in Naga-dominated areas. On Saturday, the UNC, along with the Naga Womens Association and the All Naga Students Association, submitted ... Read more Naga Council Appeals to PM Modi for Justice Amid Rising Violence in Manipur
Manipur Civil Groups Seek Action After Kuki Body Apologises For Killing 6 Naga Hostages
United Naga Council (UNC) and the Meitei Alliance demanded swift action after the Kuki Zo Council (KZC) chairman Henlienthang Thanglet's comments on camera on the killing of six civilians
Help end proxy war by armed Kuki groups, Manipur Naga body urges PM
In a memorandum to the Prime Minister, Naga organisations say armed Kuki groups, including a Myanmar-based one, are waging a proxy war against the Nagas
3,692-crore elevated corridor to redefine Imphals skyline
Manipur is set to get a massive 25-km elevated corridor in Imphal, a Rs 3,691 crore project aimed at easing traffic and boosting development. The Detailed Project Report has been transferred to NHIDCL, with approval anticipated before the March-April 2027 elections. This ambitious infrastructure initiative promises to transform urban mobility, connect key areas, and signal confidence in the state's future.
ED Seizes Over 3.9 Crore in Properties Linked to Birla Emporium in Manipur
Imphal, June 27: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has taken significant action against Birla Emporium Private Limited and Ira Finance Private Limited. The EDs Imphal sub-regional office has temporarily seized 13 properties valued at approximately 3.92 crore under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002. These properties are located in Thoubal, Imphal ... Read more ED Seizes Over 3.9 Crore in Properties Linked to Birla Emporium in Manipur
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh revealed that drug trafficking routes have shifted significantly post-2023 crisis, largely diverting through Mizoram. He noted a concerning rise in youth drug use, with peddlers offering credit, making drugs accessible in areas like Kwakta. Singh emphasized sports as a deterrent and called for collective efforts to build a drug-free society. Officials highlighted the devastating impact of addiction, particularly on young individuals.
Naga students' group rejects Kuki-Zo Council's apology over killings
The All Naga Students Association, Manipur (ANSAM) has rejected the apology issued by the Kuki-Zo Council over the killing of six Naga civilians abducted from Leilon Vaiphei village, saying it does not amount to a proper apology or acceptance of responsibility. ANSAM said justice cannot be replaced by public statements.
Myanmar replaces Afghanistan as key opium source, impact seen on Indias eastern border: NCB
Myanmars Golden Triangle has expanded as an opiate supplier and meth hub, with the drugs then flowing across a porous border into Manipur, Mizoram, and Nagaland; drone-based drug trafficking from Pakistan is also a rising concern
Apology for killing six Nagas not enough: Manipur Naga youth body
The All Naga Students Association, Manipur, slams the Kuki-Zo Council for using a derogatory term while referring to the slain Liangmai Naga civilians
Drugs on credit pushing abuse in Manipur: CM
At an event organised by the States Social Welfare Department, Yumnam Khemchand Singh says drug traffickers changed routes after the ethnic conflict erupted in 2023
Manipur crisis: Rice at 4,000, LPG at 6,000 in Kangpokpi
Manipurs Kangpokpi district is witnessing a deepening humanitarian crisis as shortages of food, fuel and basic necessities hit several villages. In this interview, a Kuki community leader explains how the blockade is affecting daily life, what the government is doing, and why tensions between the Naga and Kuki communities remain a major concern.
Economic blockade hits Manipurs Kangpokpi district, driving up the cost of essentials
40 people killed in Manipur since Presidents Rule was revoked in February; Kangpokpi MLA and Deputy CM blocked from travel to Imphal; spike in prices of rice, petrol, no LPG cylinder supply in district
Asian leopard cat rescued from a house in Manipur, handed to Forest Department in Bishnupur
Five missing as flash floods hit Arunachal Pradesh
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have left at least five people missing and damaged around 20 homes following incessant rainfall. Road connectivity has been severely impacted by landslides in multiple locations, disrupting crucial routes between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, and also in Manipur. Rescue operations are underway with SDRF and NDRF teams deployed, and an IAF chopper aiding in personnel airlift.
NIA takes over probe into killing of three Manipur church leaders
The case was re-registered at the Imphal unit of the investigating agency on June 8
Manipur: Inauguration of the 16th District Summer Testing Camp by Bharat Scouts and Guides
Imphal, June 24: The Bharat Scouts and Guides of Manipur state inaugurated the 16th District Summer Testing Camp-2026 on Wednesday at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Tamenglong. The event saw enthusiastic participation from scouts, guides, rovers, rangers, and leaders from various units. The camp commenced with a flag hoisting ceremony, symbolizing discipline, unity, and the ... Read more Manipur: Inauguration of the 16th District Summer Testing Camp by Bharat Scouts and Guides
Arms loot: Manipur may go soft on Arambai Tenggol members
Govindas Konthoujam, the States Home Minister, says the government is trying to avoid arresting members of the radical group while continuing efforts to recover illegally held firearms
Manipur: A Beacon of Unity and Sports Excellence, Says CM Khemchand Singh
Imphal, June 23: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh stated on Tuesday that the state is a remarkable example of unity in diversity, where 36 communities coexist harmoniously, contributing significantly to Indian sports. During an event commemorating International Olympic Day, the Chief Minister highlighted that Manipurs athletes have consistently brought honor to the nation. He ... Read more Manipur: A Beacon of Unity and Sports Excellence, Says CM Khemchand Singh
Manipur's Chief Minister highlighted the state's significant contribution to Indian sports, noting its role in international events and the establishment of the National Sports University. He emphasized discipline and perseverance for young athletes. The Sports Minister revealed India's preparations for the 2036 Olympics, with Manipur, despite its size, producing 19 Olympians. A Rs 5 Crore allocation for modern sports equipment was also announced to boost athlete support.
Three militants arrested in Manipur
The insurgents, belonging to two different banned outfits, were nabbed from Imphal West and Thoubal districts
Manipur CM reduces summer vacation to one week due to law and order, discusses NEP 2020 reforms
Manipur's summer vacation has been shortened to one week due to the prevailing law and order situation, impacting educational institutions. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized education's power and the collective responsibility for implementing NEP 2020. Saturdays were declared working days to compensate for disruptions.
Manipur Reduces Summer Vacation in Schools Amid Security Concerns
Imphal, June 23: Manipurs Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh, announced on Monday that the summer vacation for schools in the state has been reduced from the usual three weeks to just one week. This decision comes in light of the current law and order situation in the region. The Chief Minister stated that the aim ... Read more Manipur Reduces Summer Vacation in Schools Amid Security Concerns
National Highway shutdown by Kuki groups continues
The emergency shutdown of National Highway-2 in Manipur by Kuki civil society groups continued for a second day, blocking key stretches in Kangpokpi district and disrupting traffic on the ImphalDimapur route.
Three injured in clash during highway blockade in Manipur
Kuki civil society organisations had called the shutdown on National Highway 37 on June 22, 2026, to protest selective security operations allegedly targeting villages inhabited by the Kuki-Zo people
Manipur CM Praises PM Modis Leadership, Calls for Peace
Imphal, June 21: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis visionary leadership on Saturday, recognizing him as Indias longest-serving Prime Minister. While addressing a public welfare camp, the Chief Minister stated that this initiative is part of a significant effort to realize the vision of Developed India-Developed Manipur 2047. The camp, ... Read more Manipur CM Praises PM Modis Leadership, Calls for Peace
Manipur to get two more elite CRPF CoBRA units
Manipur is bolstering its security with two additional elite CoBRA units from the CRPF, supplementing an already deployed battalion. This move aims to quell ongoing ethnic violence and prevent militant regrouping. Large-scale combing operations are underway in affected regions, with thousands of central paramilitary forces present. The state has seen over 260 deaths and significant displacement since May 2023.
Massive Peace Protest Held In Imphal Demanding Justice For 6 Naga Civilians Killed In Manipur
The student body said, We are demanding justice for the infamous Leilon Vaiphei massacre carried out by KNF-P. Participants described the demonstration as a peaceful mobilisation aimed at seeking accountability and urging government intervention
Hundreds join protest rally in Manipur against killing of six Naga civilians
The protesters demanded action against those responsible for the killings; they briefly intensified their chants when the convoy of former CM N Biren Singh passed through the North AOC area during the rally
Ahead of NEET retest, aspirants battle stress and uncertainty
For lakhs of students preparing to appear for the NEET UG re-examination on Sunday, June 21, the days leading up to the test have been marked by anxiety, uncertainty and exhaustion after an examination they had already written was cancelled over allegations of a paper leak. In Manipur In Manipur, the challenge has extended beyond 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 .
Major NIA Action in Manipur Violence Cases: 10 Arrested
New Delhi, June 20: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has made significant strides in its investigation of ethnic violence in Manipur, arresting 10 suspects on Friday. This operation was conducted in collaboration with the Manipur Police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). According to the NIA, simultaneous search operations were carried out in several ... Read more Major NIA Action in Manipur Violence Cases: 10 Arrested
NIA arrests 10 accused in Manipur ethnic violence cases
Investigations into multiple cases revealed that the accused had played active roles in various incidents during the period of ethnic unrest, including attacks on security forces, looting of arms and ammunition, and bank robberies. The NIA said it expects the arrests to yield significant information about the planning, execution and support networks behind the incidents of violence.
Massive Anti-Terror Agency NIA's Crackdown Across Manipur, 10 Arrested
Officials said the operation was based on intelligence inputs and evidence gathered during ongoing investigations.
Kukis boarding flights from Imphal a positive sign: Manipur CM
The Kuki-Zo and Meitei communities avoided travelling to each others areas after the ethnic conflict began in May 2023
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh calls for united state as only path forward
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized unity as the sole path forward for all communities, highlighting collective sacrifices in preserving the state's identity. Speaking at a school event in a tribal district, he urged peaceful coexistence and dialogue to overcome divisions, noting the economic toll of recent violence. Signs of normalcy are emerging, and the government will upgrade the Mission Blind School to Class X.
MIFF to feature anti-war documentary from conflict-hit Manipur
Borun Thokchoms Battlefield revisits World War II through memory, grief, and enduring human consequences
8 militants arrested for extortion, supply of arms in Manipur
Security forces have apprehended eight militants from two factions of a banned outfit in Manipur. These individuals are accused of extortion and supplying arms and explosives. The arrests occurred in Imphal East and Kakching districts. This action follows recent statements by the Chief Minister emphasizing the need for disarmament to achieve peace in the state.
Security sweep in Manipur yields arms cache, 39 bunkers razed
Security forces in Manipur have achieved significant success. Seven individuals were apprehended, and a large quantity of arms and ammunition was seized. Thirty-nine illegal bunkers were dismantled across several districts. One militant was killed during a joint operation. These actions reinforce the commitment to restoring peace and normalcy in the state.
Security Forces Intensify Search Operation in Manipur: DGP Lauded For Personally Supervising Ops
One UKNA militant killed, seven held, arms seized, bunkers destroyed in major Manipur security operations
Certain elements want to keep Manipur burning: CM Khemchand Singh
Addressing a programme in his Assembly constituency in Imphal West district, he says the continuing violence has affected developmental activities in the Northeast State
Security forces conduct search operations in Manipur's Kangpokpi; arms seized, bunkers destroyed
Thirty bunkers, outposts and strategic camp sites found in the vicinity of these villages were also dismantled during the operations, a police statement said
Security Operations In Manipur Intensified Amid Protests Over Recent Deaths
Manipur security forces intensify operations amid protests over Kuki patients and civilian death claims.
Manipur unrest making it difficult to focus on development: CM
IMPHAL, June 17: Continued violence in Manipur has made it hard to focus on development activities, Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh said on Wednesday, and alleged that many people do not want peace in the state. Singh said he became chief minister to address the hardships of the people and bring peace among communities. However, []
Manipur Governor meets Shah, States security situation discussed
Ajay Kumar Bhalla is learnt to have apprised the Home Minister about the security situation in the State where tensions have escalated between the Kuki and Naga communities over the past one month.
3 injured Kuki youths shifted from RIMS in Manipur amid tight security
On Tuesday (June 16) night, security forces foiled attempts made by protesters to storm the hospital premises. The demonstrators were demanding that the three youths be handed over to them
Firmly committed to building a drug-free Manipur, says CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur is intensifying its fight against drugs. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh chaired a meeting to boost intelligence sharing and enforcement against drug trafficking. The government is committed to a drug-free state, he said.
3 injured in Manipur firing; protests at Imphal hospital
An exchange of fire between two groups in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Monday left at least three people injured. The injured, all from the Kuki community, were taken to Imphal's Regional Institute of Medical Sciences. Tensions flared as protesters objected to their admission. Security forces used teargas to control the situation.
In Manipur, mob protests hospital treatment of 3 Kukis injured in armed attack
Kuki organisations accuse Naga extremist groups of attacking a village in Kangpokpi district with bombs
M.P. Nathanael | As Manipur On Boil Again, Centre Must Act Urgently
Retaliatory attacks resulting in the death of two Kuki church leaders and injuries to several others in Kuluth village in Kamjong in the wee hours on June 11 presages a worrisome situation
Manipur: Three Injured In Firing Between Armed Groups Of Naga and Kuki In Kangpokpi District
Security sources said that the injured civilians were first admitted to the Army Hospital in Leimakhong and thereafter shifted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Imphal under the heavy security cover
Attack on Kuki Village in Manipur Leaves Three Injured; Tribal Organization Demands Action
Imphal, June 15: On Monday, unknown armed militants attacked the Kuki community in Leilong Waifei village, located in the Kangpokpi district of Manipur, injuring at least three individuals. The Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), one of the main organizations representing the Kuki tribal community, condemned the attack and urgently called for action from security forces, particularly ... Read more Attack on Kuki Village in Manipur Leaves Three Injured; Tribal Organization Demands Action
Firing in Manipur: Three youths injured in Kangpokpi, brought to Imphal for treatment
The injured, all belonging to the Kuki community, were brought to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Imphal for treatment by security forces
Manipur recovers 70% of arms looted during ethnic violence
Manipur's Director General of Police Mukesh Singh announced that 70 percent of weapons looted during ethnic violence have been recovered. Efforts are intensifying to find the remaining arms. Strict action will be taken against those illegally possessing weapons. Security forces will deal very strictly with offenders. Search operations will be intensified across districts until normalcy returns.
Chief Minister Singh Highlights Benefits of Modis Leadership for Manipur
Imphal, June 14: Chief Minister Yumkham Khemchand Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modis visionary leadership on Sunday, attributing the impressive progress of India over the past 12 years to his initiatives. He noted that the central governments efforts in infrastructure, education, healthcare, sports, connectivity, and social welfare have significantly benefited Manipur, accelerating the states development. ... Read more Chief Minister Singh Highlights Benefits of Modis Leadership for Manipur
Manipur CM targets 2028 for Jiribam-Tupul-Imphal railway, highlights Modi's development push
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced the Jiribam-Tupul-Imphal railway project is targeted for completion by 2028. He highlighted Prime Minister Modi's role in the state's development, citing the National Sports University, Inner Line Permit implementation, INS Imphal commissioning, and a new medical college in Churachandpur as key achievements.
Manipur security forces arrest 6, including PLA militants and drug peddlers, seize arms cache
Manipur security forces arrested six individuals, including three PLA militants and two drug peddlers, recovering arms, ammunition, and IED components. The DGP reviewed law-and-order and operational preparedness in Imphal East, emphasizing quality investigations and proactive anti-insurgency measures. Significant caches of weapons and combat gear were also seized in Thoubal district.
Manipur: Joint Tribes' Council Refuses To Take Bodies Of Six Naga Men Killed By Kuki Militants
After the identification of six Naga community members who were abducted and later found dead, Joint Tribes' Council Convenor Merachao Inka demanded strict action against those responsible for the killings
Those who fire at security forces will be dealt with in self-defence: Manipur DGP
Manipur DGP Mukesh Singh made the remarks after his first visit to Churachandpur distritct; around 70% of the looted weapons have been discovered, the DGP said
Amit Shah assures Mizoram of Rs 10 crore worth of rice for refugees sheltered in the state
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma of Rs 10 crore worth of rice for refugees. Nearly 40,000 individuals from Manipur, Bangladesh, and Myanmar are currently in Mizoram. The Chief Minister also requested assistance under the Security Related Expenditure Scheme. This aid will support the state's efforts in managing the refugee population and addressing security concerns.
Assam Rifles Seize Cache of Military Weapons in Manipur
Imphal, June 13: Assam Rifles and Thoubal police commandos conducted a successful joint operation in the Purnahhetupokpi area of Kakching district, Manipur. During this operation, they recovered a significant cache of military-grade weapons and equipment. This operation dealt a major blow to active militant groups in the region and showcased the commitment of security forces ... Read more Assam Rifles Seize Cache of Military Weapons in Manipur
Manipur violence: 4 Naga bodies identified after hostage crisis, NIA investigates
Four of six bodies recovered in Manipur on June 10 have been identified as Liangmai Nagas, believed killed in captivity. The victims were found with hands tied and bodies mutilated. The case has been handed over to the NIA for investigation, with authorities assuring perpetrators will be arrested.
UNC seeks abrogation of SoO pact, action against KNF-P after killing of six Naga hostages
IMPHAL, June 12: Two days after the recovery of the mortal remains of six Naga hostages, the United Naga Council (UNC) has petitioned Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand, demanding the abrogation of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement with all Kuki militant groups and stringent action against those allegedly []
Development most effective way to end insurgency, unrest in Manipur: CM
IMPHAL, June 12: Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh on Friday said development is the most effective way to end insurgency and unrest in the state, while seeking greater support from NITI Aayog for economic recovery and infrastructure development. Speaking during an interaction between NITI Aayog officials and chief ministers of northeastern states in New []
Manipur CM urges NITI Aayog to drive state's recovery and development
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh urged NITI Aayog to spearhead the state's economic recovery and long-term development, emphasizing that development is key to ending insurgency. He sought assistance in planning economic recovery, coordinating ministries, and engaging international partners, particularly for critical connectivity and infrastructure projects.
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 []
Violence grips Manipur again: 2 shot dead and houses burnt
Fresh violence has erupted in Manipur's Kamjong district. Six houses were set ablaze in a Kuki village, and two people were killed. This follows the recovery of six abducted Naga hostages. Their mutilated bodies were found in a forested area. The Naga People's Front called for a shutdown in protest. The UNC demands justice and the arrest of those involved.
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.
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.
