Manipur: Man shot dead near Langjing Hills, NRFM claims responsibility
Imphal: A man was shot dead by unidentified individuals near Langjing Hills, between Angom Leikai and Kangla Sangomshang under Lamlai police station in Manipurs Imphal East district. Commuters found the body on the morning of September 4. A police team recovered the body and took it to the morgue at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical [] The post Manipur: Man shot dead near Langjing Hills, NRFM claims responsibility appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur: Deputy CM Losii Dikho warns Naga legislators may withdraw support from government
Imphal: Manipur Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho has warned that nine Naga legislators may withdraw their support from the Yumnam Khemchand Singh-led government if the states security situation continues to deteriorate. Speaking to the media, Dikho revealed that he and fellow Deputy Chief Minister Nemcha Kipgen had been tasked with initiating dialogue between conflicting communities [] The post Manipur: Deputy CM Losii Dikho warns Naga legislators may withdraw support from government appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Explosion outside Manipur CLP leader's residence in Thoubal
A hand grenade exploded near Keisham Meghachandra Singh's residence in Thoubal district. The incident occurred at Yairipok Bishnunaha around 8:15 pm on Thursday evening. Police rushed to the scene and initiated a search operation in the surrounding area. The identity and motive of the perpetrator remain unknown at this time. Local women strongly condemned the unacceptable act of violence.
Manipur CM Condemns Grenade Attack on Congress Leader
Manipurs Chief Minister condemns grenade attack on Congress leaders residence, emphasizing the need for safety and justice. Manipur CM Condemns Grenade Attack on Congress Leaders Home
Drugs, arms seized in Assam, Manipur during joint operations
Violence against elected person wont be tolerated: Manipur CM slams attack on Cong leaders house
Manipur Chief Minister Calls for Unity and Peace Amid Ongoing Violence
Manipurs CM appeals for an end to violence, urging communities to unite for peace and a better future for the youth. Manipur Chief Minister Calls for Unity and Peace Amid Ongoing Violence
Manipur: Sadar Hills Congress Slams BJP Government Over Bomb Attack On Congress Leader, Questions CM
Imphal, September 4: The Sadar Hills District Congress Committee (SH-DCC) has launched a scathing attack on the BJP-led Manipur government over the alleged bomb attack on Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader and former Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee president K Meghachandra Singh, terming the incident an assault not only on an individual but on the democratic... The post Manipur: Sadar Hills Congress Slams BJP Government Over Bomb Attack On Congress Leader, Questions CMs Sudden Leimakhong Visit first appeared on Northeast Today .
Manipur: Thadou Inpi Demands Justice In May 13 Massacre Of Thadou Christian Leaders
Imphal, September 4: Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) expresses grave concern over the continuing failure to bring the perpetrators of the 13 May 2026 massacre of Thadou Christian leaders to justice, despite the case having been handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). More than 100 days have passed since the targeted ambush in which... The post Manipur: Thadou Inpi Demands Justice In May 13 Massacre Of Thadou Christian Leaders first appeared on Northeast Today .
Drugs worth over Rs 82 crore seized in Manipur and Assam, six arrested
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Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visits L. Champhai village in Kangpokpi district
Manipur: During the inspection, senior officials of Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) informed the Chief Minister that the work would be completed within a month, following which potable water supply would be restored to the villagers.
'Attack on democracy': Congress on blast outside Manipur leader's house
We take the bomb blast at the residence of the Congress party leader as an attack on democracy. If there are different views, they should be negotiated and discussed peacefully,says Senior Congress spokesperson
Bomb Explodes Near Congress Legislature Party Leaders Residence In Manipur
Blast suspected to have been caused by a grenade near Keisham Meghachandra Singhs residence in Thoubal district
Deputy CM Losii Dikho: Naga-Kuki violence raises fresh concerns over Manipur Assembly elections
Manipur Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho warns that continuing Naga-Kuki violence in the hill districts could make Assembly elections difficult next year, as tensions grow within the BJP-led government.
36,000 IDPs resettled, 24,000 remain in relief camps, says Manipur CM
The Chief Minister said the need and desire to return home among IDPs from both the hills and the valley remain the same. During his visits to relief camps and conflict-affected areas, he said he had interacted with people from different communities and found that their common desire was to live in peace and return to their respective homes
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh today informed the State Assembly that 36,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) have already been resettled out of the total 60,000 IDPs who were rendered homeless during the unprecedented crisis which began on May 3 2023.
Bomb Blast Near Manipur Congress Leader
A bomb blast occurred around 8:15 pm on Thursday near the gate of the residence of Manipur Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader K. Meghachandra Singh at Bishnunaha in Yairipok. The identity and motive of the suspected perpetrator are yet to be established. Police personnel reached the spot soon after the incident and conducted a search... The post Bomb Blast Near Manipur Congress Leaders Residence, Womens Group Condemns Attack first appeared on Northeast Today .
Manipur govt resettles 36,000 displaced, aids 59,000: CM Khemchand
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Over 36,000 Displaced Individuals Resettled in Manipur Amid Ongoing Ethnic Violence Recovery Efforts
Manipurs Chief Minister reports resettlement of 36,000 displaced individuals from ethnic violence, while 24,000 remain in relief camps. Over 36,000 Displaced Individuals Resettled in Manipur Amid Ongoing Ethnic Violence Recovery Efforts
Blast near Manipur Congress Legislature Party leader's residence
Blast near Manipur Congress Legislature Party leaders residence
49 missing, over 28,000 displaced in Manipur conflict: Govt in assembly
Enforcement Directorate Freezes
The ED has attached assets worth 14.69 crore linked to the Salai Group, implicated in a Ponzi scheme and separatist activities in Manipur. Enforcement Directorate Freezes 14.69 Crore Assets Linked to Manipurs Salai Group
Manipur Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen switched off phone after Naga abductions: Deputy CM Losii Dikho
Naga groups have been demanding the removal of Ms. Kipgen, whose husband heads a Kuki group accused of carrying out attaks; continuing violence in hill districts will make 2027 Assembly polls difficult in Manipur, says Mr. Dikho
Manipurs debt burden accelerates after 2022-23, interest cost rises faster
14 Manipur civil society organisations back Assembly resolution to update NRC before Census
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Manipur CM Assures Assembly Of Steps To Strengthen Administration, Restore Normalcy
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Thursday assured the state Assembly that the government would take appropriate measures to address concerns raised by legislators and strengthen the states administration. Responding to suggestions from former Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh, Keisham Meghachandra Singh, Ram Muivah and Thokchom Lokeshwar Singh during the evening sitting on the... The post Manipur CM Assures Assembly Of Steps To Strengthen Administration, Restore Normalcy first appeared on Northeast Today .
Manipur resettles 36,000 of 60,000 displaced people
Manipur's Chief Minister reported 36,000 internally displaced persons have been resettled. Twenty-four thousand displaced individuals still reside in various relief camps across the state. The government continues providing financial aid to nearly all displaced persons. Mental trauma support and livelihood initiatives are also being explored by the government. Restoring trust and economic activities remains a key focus for the administration.
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Manipur violence accounted for 97% of displacements in South Asia in 2023: Report
New report reveals 69,000 displacements in South Asia due to conflict, with Manipur violence accounting for 67,000
Over 58,800 people displaced by ethnic violence since May 2023: Manipur govt
The violence destroyed 7,894 permanent houses
306 killed, 49 missing in ethnic violence since May 2023: Manipur Home Minister tells Assembly
The violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities started on May 3, 2023, after a Tribal Solidarity March was organised in the hill districts to protest the Meitei communitys demand for Scheduled Tribes status
Kuki MLA urges Manipur govt to ensure food, medicines, fuel reach all areas
Kuki MLA Kimneo Haokip Hangshing urged the Manipur government to ensure uninterrupted supplies of food, medicines and fuel across the conflict-hit state
Manipur: Four militants held from India-Myanmar border in Chandel
Security forces arrested four militants belonging to banned outfits during a joint operation near the India-Myanmar border in Manipur's Chandel district
Manipur Assembly Reaffirms NRC Resolution Amid BJP-Congress Row
The Manipur Legislative Assembly on Wednesday reaffirmed its earlier resolutions urging the Centre to update the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in the state before conducting the Census, amid a heated exchange between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress. The resolution was adopted on the opening day of the eighth session of the 12th... The post Manipur Assembly Reaffirms NRC Resolution Amid BJP-Congress Row first appeared on Northeast Today .
Manipur violence: 306 killed, 49 missing since May 2023
306 dead, 49 missing in 3 years of Manipur violence: HM
Manipur Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam informed the assembly that 306 people have been killed and 49 are still missing in the ethnic violence that began in May 2023. The conflict between Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities, sparked by a protest over Scheduled Tribes status, led to President's rule and subsequent political changes in the state.
Manipur Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking NRC Update Before Census
The Manipur Legislative Assembly on Wednesday unanimously passed a resolution urging the Government of India to update the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Manipur before conducting the Census, in the interest of the state and the nation.
101 State referees clear Annual Fitness Test
As many as 101 out of the 103 State football referees have passed the Annual Fitness Test conducted on August 8 at SAI Takyel The passed referees will now be active for the season 2026 27, said the All Manipur Football Association AMFA in a memorandum The passed referees include Ranjita Devi Tekcham who is a Level 1 or Category 1 referee Level 2 referees Devala Devi Elangbam, RD Hringnidam and Roshini Chanu Maibam and a Level 3 referee Joyshing Monsang Thumli Category or Level 1, 2, and 3 referees in Indian football represent the top tiers of the All India Football Federation AIFF match official hierarchy, responsible for officiating major domestic competitions like the Indian Super League ISL and I League The result of two referees were withheld Source The Sangai Express
AMFA to conduct State Sub Junior Boys
The All Manipur Football Association AMFA has informed to all affiliated football academies to forward 10 players each in connection with the preparation of the State team for the Sub Junior Boys
Manipur Cycling Association to hold selection trial for National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship
The Manipur Cycling Association is set to conduct a State team trial on September 10 at Awa Ching in Imphal East in view of the National Mountain Bike Cycling Championship to be held from October 1 to 4, 2026 at Mahendragiri, Odisha All registered Mountain Bike cyclists willing to represent Manipur in the championship must appear and participate in the selection trial without fail, irrespective of their training status at NCOEs, SAI Centres in Manipur or in other States of India Unregistered cyclists willing to participate in the trial must get themselves registered with the association before the trial, said the association in a notification issued in this regard The trial will be conducted for all three categories Elite, Junior and Sub Junior, it said while adding that the last date of trial form submission is September 8 Two recent passport size photographs, photocopy of Aadhaar Card and Birth Certificate must be submitted at the time of form submission, it added Source The Sangai Express
Huidrom Salaingamba was on target as Manipur beat Keralam 1 0 for their second straight Group A win in the Junior Boys
Manipur assembly session began with Kuki-Zo legislators attending in person after three years. Two Kuki-Zo MLAs physically participated in the first sitting of the assembly. Chief Minister Khemchand Singh welcomed this move as a positive step for unity. The assembly passed a resolution urging the update of the National Register of Citizens. This development occurred despite a directive from Kuki Inpi Manipur to boycott the session.
Manipurs Home Minister Calls for Collective Efforts to Restore Peace
Imphal, September 3: Manipurs Home Minister, Konthoujam Govindas Singh, emphasized the need for collective action to restore peace and normalcy in the state, which has been marred by ethnic violence since May 2023. Responding to a call attention motion raised by Congress MLA Keisham Meghchandra Singh in the assembly, the Home Minister stated that all ... Read more Manipurs Home Minister Calls for Collective Efforts to Restore Peace
Manipur assembly urges Centre to implement NRC before census
Move Comes 2 Days After Union Govt Deferred House Listing
After 3 years, 2 Kuki-Zo MLAs attend Manipur Assembly session in Imphal
After years KukiZo MLAs attend Manipur Assembly session in Imphal
Manipur Assembly urges Centre to update NRC before Census
Manipur Assembly reaffirmed its demand for an updated National Register of Citizens. The Union government deferred census operations in Manipur due to protests. The Manipur High Court also put a hold on census-related exercises. Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam urged leaders to restore peace and trust. The state government remains determined to protect Manipur's integrity.
Manipur assembly passes third resolution seeking NRC update before census
The Manipur Assembly passed a resolution urging the Centre to update the National Register of Citizens. This is the third such resolution adopted by the assembly since 2022. The Centre deferred the census exercise in Manipur after a high-level meeting. This decision was taken considering the feelings and aspirations of the people. Protests continued demanding a clear roadmap for updating the NRC.
Kuki-Zo MLAs physically attend Manipur Assembly after three years
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh says their presence in the House was a positive step toward fostering unity and peace in the State
Two Kuki-Zo MLAs Attend Manipur Assembly In Person For First Time Since 2023
Their Return To Imphal Assembly Seen As Step Towards Peace And Reconciliation
Manipur Assembly Begins Eighth Session With Obituary References
The eighth session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly commenced on Wednesday with members paying tribute to four former legislators through obituary references. Members cutting across party lines expressed deep sorrow over the demise of Longjam Ningthemjao Singh, former MLA from 2-Heingang Assembly Constituency; K. Envey, former MLA from 43-Phungyar (ST); Dr Md. Maniruddin Sheikh,... The post Manipur Assembly Begins Eighth Session With Obituary References first appeared on Northeast Today .
Census Put On Hold In Manipur On Public Demand, Says Chief Minister Khemchand Singh
Kukizho Legislators Attend Manipur Assembly for the First Time in Three Years
Imphal, September 2: For the first time in over three years, two legislators from the Kukizho community attended the Manipur Assembly session in person on Wednesday. The eighth session of the 12th Manipur Assembly commenced in Imphal, marking the first participation of legislators from the hill regions associated with the Kukizho community since ethnic violence ... Read more Kukizho Legislators Attend Manipur Assembly for the First Time in Three Years
3 Years After Conflict, Kuki MLAs Return To Manipur Assembly
The 8th session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly commenced today in Imphal, marked by a significant development as legislators from the Kuki community attended in person for the first time in over three years.
Centre deferred Census exercise as per people's wishes: Manipur CM
Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh on Wednesday said the Centre deferred the conduct of the Census in the state as per the wishes of the people. Singh made the remarks on the inaugural day of the eighth session of the current Manipur Assembly. The CM, addressing the House, said, In August 2022, the then chief minister N Biren Singh moved a resolution that NRC (National Register of Citizens) should be carried out in Manipur and a letter was subsequently sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) regarding this in 2023. The same was reaffirmed in the 2024 session of the assembly, and the resolution was sent to the MHA. Following the President's Rule and installation of the new government, a two-day seminar was conducted by the state Home Department this August in which it was resolved that NRC would be conducted before the Census, he said. Following these developments and after learning about the grievances of the people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Am
Fresh firing in Manipurs Kangpokpi leaves one injured, houses set ablaze
Armed men attacked villages in Kangpokpi district, injuring one person. The Makui Village Authority stated militants attacked Pipuram and Makui villages. Normal life across Imphal Valley was disrupted by a 24-hour general strike. The Union government deferred Census operations in Manipur after a review meeting. The High Court of Manipur has also directed the Census process remain deferred.
Manipur Cabinet Approves Unified Trade Licensing Bill
The Manipur Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh, on Tuesday evening approved the draft Manipur Unified Trade, Shops and Establishment Licensing Bill, 2026 for introduction in the upcoming Assembly session. The Bill proposes a single unified licensing system for trade, shops and establishments across the state. It aims to eliminate overlapping licences, reduce... The post Manipur Cabinet Approves Unified Trade Licensing Bill first appeared on Northeast Today .
Manipur: Civil society shutdown over NRC demand paralyses life
A 24-hour shutdown called by the Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (CJFD), demanding the updation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the Census, paralysed normal life across the Imphal Valley, with shops, markets and educational institutions remaining closed and roads largely deserted. The Union government on Monday deferred the Census-2027 exercise in 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 .
Civil society-sponsored shutdown over NRC demand paralyses life in Manipur
Imphal, Sep 2 (IANS) A 24-hour shutdown called by the Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (CJFD), demanding the updation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the Census, paralysed normal life across the Imphal Valley, with shops, markets and educational institutions remaining closed and roads largely deserted. The Union government on Monday deferred []
Nepal floods kill at least 800, civilian deaths in Manipur and more: The week in 5 charts
Last week, devastating floods in Nepal triggered due to a glacial melt killed at least 800, violence flared up in Manipur again, killing four. A fire in a hospital ICU in Maharashtra killed three babies and the CJP announced a second protest march. Here are graphics explaining these and other key stories from last week.
Strikes, shutdowns cripple Manipurs valley dists despite census stay announcement
Manipur Violence: Three Naga Villages Attacked, 10 Houses Torched In Fresh Kangpokpi Clashes
Fresh violence has erupted in Manipurs Kangpokpi district, where unknown armed individuals attacked three Liangmai Naga villages along the Imphal-Tamenglong road. At least 10 houses were set ablaze and one villager, identified as N Luithuibou, suffered bullet injuries. The attack came a day after three Kuki civilians were killed in Teikhang village. Security forces, including CRPFs CoBRA unit and Manipur Police, have launched a search operation. Since May 13, 17 Kuki-Zo and Naga people have reportedly been killed in separate incidents. No group has claimed responsibility. Watch
Houses Set On Fire By Armed Men In Manipur Village, Says Local Authority
The village authority alleged that several houses were burnt, along with food grains, household belongings and other properties.
Three Liangmai Naga Villages Attacked In Manipur
Three Liangmai Naga villages in Manipur's Kangpokpi district reportedly came under attack early Tuesday, September 1, with prolonged firing and arson reported along the Imphal-Tamenglong Road. The incident occurred less than a day after three Kuki civilians were killed in a
Four Naga villages attacked in Manipur, pastor shot at
Normal life affected across Imphal Valley as pro-NRC group enforces shutdown despite the Centre deferring the Census operation in State
Manipur CM Khemchand Briefs BJP Leaders On Census Postponement, Appeals For Peace
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Monday attended a reception programme at the BJP state office, Thambal Sanglen, in Imphal, following his return from New Delhi, where he met Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Singh was welcomed by BJP State President A. Sharda Devi, MLAs, senior party leaders and party workers. During the programme,... The post Manipur CM Khemchand Briefs BJP Leaders On Census Postponement, Appeals For Peace first appeared on Northeast Today .
Video: 30 houses set ablaze, villager shot in fresh violence in Manipur's Kangpokpi
Video houses set ablaze villager shot in fresh violence in Manipurs Kangpokpi
Centre Defers Census In Manipur Amid NRC Protests
The Centre has deferred the Census in Manipur amid demands for an NRC implementation before the exercise. The demand gained momentum over the past two to three months, triggering shutdowns and protests across the state. The Manipur High Court had earlier put the Census on hold, including the house-listing exercise scheduled from September 1. Meitei and Naga groups have argued that a Census without an NRC could lead to demographic changes due to illegal immigration from Myanmar. The Kuki-Zo Council, however, called an NRC before the Census premature and unjustified. The dispute comes amid ethnic violence since 2023 that has displaced over 50,000 people and killed more than 250. The latest decision follows a high-level meeting chaired by Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi.
In Manipur, IAS Officer Armstrong Pame Raised
After government funding failed to materialise, Armstrong Pame mobilised 40 lakh and community support to build a 100-km road connecting remote Manipur with Assam and Nagaland.
Manipur: JFD Strike Disrupts Normal Life Across Manipur Valley Districts
Normal life was severely disrupted across five valley districts of Manipur on Tuesday as a 24-hour statewide strike called by the Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (JFD) over its demand for updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the Census brought businesses, educational institutions and public transport to a standstill. Markets and business... The post Manipur: JFD Strike Disrupts Normal Life Across Manipur Valley Districts first appeared on Northeast Today .
Why has the Manipur Census operation been deferred?
What led to the Census deferment? What is the argument of the pro-NRC groups? How is the NRC demand linked to Manipurs ethnic conflict?
Naga Legislators Urge Amit Shah to Act Against Kuki Leaders in Manipur
Imphal, September 1: Nine Naga legislators from Manipur have appealed to Union Home Minister Amit Shah for immediate action against Kuki leaders following recent incidents, including the alleged murder of six Naga citizens and the mutilation of their bodies. In a letter addressed to Amit Shah, the legislators urged the central government to ensure the ... Read more Naga Legislators Urge Amit Shah to Act Against Kuki Leaders in Manipur
Manipur: RIMS Imphal Set for AIIMS Upgrade, New Medical College for Senapati
Agartala, September 01, 2026: Manipurs healthcare sector could witness a major expansion with the proposed elevation of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Imphal, to AIIMS status and the planned establishment of a new medical college in Senapati district. The developments followed a meeting between Union Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda and... The post Manipur: RIMS Imphal Set for AIIMS Upgrade, New Medical College for Senapati first appeared on Northeast Today .
No Census In Manipur: Centre Puts Exercise On Hold Amid NRC Protests
Centre defers Census after protests as Manipur groups demand NRC first amid demographic and citizenship concerns.
Manipur militant attack: Three villagers killed, four injured in Kangpokpi
Three villagers, including two women, were killed and four others injured after suspected militants opened fire in Manipurs Kangpokpi district
Manipur Government Empowers Youth Through Entrepreneurship Development Program
Imphal, September 1: The Planning Department of the Manipur government hosted a closing ceremony for a seven-day Entrepreneurship Development Program at the Imphal Convention Center on Monday. This event was part of the Chief Ministers Entrepreneurship Support Scheme, which selected 730 candidates for training. During the ceremony, certificates were awarded to the participants. The event ... Read more Manipur Government Empowers Youth Through Entrepreneurship Development Program
Three killed as militants attack Kuki village in Manipur (Lead)
Imphal, Aug 31 (IANS) Three villagers, including two women, were killed and four others injured in an attack by suspected militants in Manipurs Kangpokpi district on Monday, police officials said. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh, in a social media post on Monday night, said that the government would not tolerate such violence. The culprits responsible []
Centre defers Manipur census; Kukis oppose 'NRC before census' call given by Meiteis, Nagas
The Centre has postponed census operations in Manipur following civil society demands. This decision came after Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high-level review meeting. The Manipur High Court had previously put a hold on census-related activities. Various communities seek an NRC revision before the census to prevent legitimizing illegal immigrants. However, Kuki-Zo leadership and their CSOs have voiced opposition to this demand.
One Manipur Deputy CM seeks action against another
Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho and eight other Naga MLAs threaten to pull out of the BJP-led government in the State if the Centre does not take punitive measures against Nemcha Kipgen
Manipur HC puts census house-listing on hold till Oct 12, Centre defers exercise
2 women among 3 killed, 4 injured in Manipur militant attack
9 Naga MLAs From Manipur Demand Centre's Action Against Kuki-Zo Leaders
In a letter to Amit Shah, the MLAs described the situation in Manipur as critical and volatile and called for urgent and decisive intervention to restore peace and normalcy.
Torchlight Vigil Over NRC Demand Turns Violent In Manipur
CM Khemchand appeals people to avoid bandhs
Three Kuki villagers killed in Manipur
They were gunned down along the same road in Kangpokpi district, where four Liangmai Naga civilians were killed on August 27
Centre defers Census in Manipur amid NRC demands
The Union government has deferred census operations in Manipur, originally scheduled to begin on September 1, following persistent demands from civil society organisations for the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) to address concerns about demographic changes due to alleged illegal immigration.
Govt defers Census operations in Manipur amid demand for NRC rollout
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Centre Defers Census In Manipur Following NRC Demand By Civil Society Groups
The decision to put the operation on hold came after Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high-level review meeting in New Delhi to assess the current situation in Manipur
Centre defers Census operations in Manipur
The focus of the meeting was on the demand raised by the people of Manipur, specifically Meitei, Pangals (Meitei Muslims), and Nagas, to update the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before conducting the Census
Woman allegedly killed, dismembered after she forced partner to marry her, say police
Interrogation of the couple who was arrested in Manipur in connection with the case
