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.
Manipur CM hands over 1 lakh each to 26 chronically ill IDPs
The beneficiaries have been living at the Lamboikhongnangkhong relief camp in State capital Imphal since the ethnic conflict between the Kuki-Zo and Meitei communities erupted in May 2023. They are suffering from kidney ailments, cancer, and other diseases.
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.
Defending champions YWC, Langthabal beat TCMDC, Thongju by 36 runs for the record extending third title of Khomdram Ongbi Hijam Mema Devi Memorial T20 Manipur Veteran Cricket Tournament organised by the Manipur Veteran Cricket Association Star player Prakashmani yet again proved his mettle to seal the third title on the trot for YWC in the tournament organised by the Manipur Veteran Cricket Association at Langthabal Public Ground 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 Cricket 20260706 jpg border 1 alt 3rd Mema Devi Memorial T20 Veteran Cricket Tournament YWC on roll, beat TCMDC td tr tr td align center 3rd Mema Devi Memorial T20 Veteran Cricket Tournament YWC on roll, beat TCMDC td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br Asked to bat first, Prakashmani 23 off 31 balls 3 fours and Sasi 33 off 24 balls 3 fours guided YWC to a modest total of 107 8 before Prakashmani, Samamanda and Tejkumar shared a bulk of 9 wickets to dismiss TCMDC for 71 runs in 16 1 overs Ningthoujam Sanjit was the pick of the TCMDC bowlers returning with a haul of 4 wickets 4 19 in 4 overs as Jiten, Krishna, Bijesh and Brajakumar chipped in with a wicket apiece In reply, Premjit 14 off 31 balls and Gulshannanda 13 off 13 balls did their best by combining for a 24 run partnership off 30 balls for the second wicket but their efforts fell short as Prakashmani 3 18 in 4 overs , Samananda 3 13 in 4 overs and Tejkumar 3 10 in 2 1 overs struck regularly to curb TCMDC from building momentum Sasi, meanwhile, finished with 1 16 Winners received a cash prize of Rs 20,000 and a trophy as runners up TCMDC had to settle for a cash prize of Rs 15,000 and a trophy P Prakashmani meanwhile swept the man of the series, man of the final match and champion batter prizes carrying Rs 2,000 each as she amassed 215 runs and collected 11 wickets in 7 matches Abdul Khalique of KSDO who completed a hattrick against YCC highest wicket taker Kh Bijesh of TCMDC 13 wickets in 8 innings , and best midfielder M Ashokumar of YWC 14 dismissals were also feted during the valedictory function of the tournament Source The Sangai Express
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.
The All India Inter-NIT Faculty & Staff Cricket Tournament (Men) 2026 began on a positive and competitive note in Srinagar on Saturday, with the host institution NIT Srinagar setting a strong early benchmark in the five-day championship featuring 24 National Institutes of Technology from across the country. The opening day, as per a statement, featured several well-contested matches across multiple venues in the city, marked by dominant wins, individual performances, and one closely fought tie. The results reflected the balanced competitive spirit of the tournament while also highlighting the growing standard of faculty and staff cricket within the NIT system. Across the days fixtures, teams displayed encouraging performances with both bat and ball, setting the stage for an engaging league phase ahead. The mix of one-sided victories and tightly contested encounters underlined the camaraderie and sporting spirit that the tournament aims to promote among participating institutes. The hosts NIT Srinagar made an emphatic statement in their opening clash against NIT Manipur, registering a commanding 10-wicket victory. After opting to field, NIT Srinagars bowling unit produced a disciplined performance to restrict Manipur to 121/8 in 20 overs. Dr. Shakeel Waseem starred with an exceptional spell of 4/21, breaking the backbone of the opposition middle order, while Dr. Majid Hussain supported with 2/27. Chasing a modest target, NIT Srinagar delivered a batting masterclass as Aaqib Sheikh smashed a breathtaking unbeaten 103 off just 33 balls, decorated with 17 boundaries and five sixes, powering the hosts to 124/0 in just 6.4 overs. Captain Faisal Irshad remained unbeaten on 10 as the hosts sealed victory with 80 balls to spare. At another venue, NIT Jalandhar continued their strong start to the tournament, defeating NITK Surathkal by 23 runs. Batting first, Jalandhar posted 186/9 in 20 overs, powered by Amritpal Singhs explosive 72 off 44 balls, supported by Ravinders quick 40 off 27 deliveries. Surathkal responded with 163/7, with Shailendra scoring a fighting 47, but failed to maintain the required run rate despite a spirited effort.
AMFA names final squad for Sub Jr Girls' NFC
The All Manipur Football Association has announced the final State squad for the upcoming Sub Junior Girls' National Football Championship NFC 2026 27 The players who made it to the State team are as follows Goalkeepers Shamurailatpam Jigya of YWC L and Mayengbam Lingjel of MUFA Defenders Ghanapriya Okram of ESU, Wangkheirakpam Lanchenbi of ESU, Irom Yaiphabi of YWC L, Atom Linthoi of YWC L, Huidrom Kiranbala of YWC Th, Khangembam Nicky of KRYPHSA, and Sh Linthoi of MUFA br br Midfielders Loukrakpam Seityamala of YWC L, Delina Ningombam of ESU, Malemnganbi Naorem of MUFA, Khangembam Asha of ESU, Huiyam Victoria Chanu of YWC Th, Thiyam Sheirli Devi of KRYPHSA, Lamnganbi Maisnam of KRYPHSA, and Loitongbam Neelu of MUFA br br Forwards Laishram Purnimaluxmi of YWC L, Lakhipyari Naorem of ESU, and Laishom Lamjinglembi MUFA The players and their guardians should report at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong on July 6 at 8 am along with original birth certificate and Aadhaar Card AMFA also appointed 4 officials who will be leading the team Sanathokpi was appointed as the team manager alsongside Kh Surbala as the head coach, W Bankim as the assistant coach and N Jina as the physiotherapist Source The Sangai Express
WBAM sees off Wheelchair Basketball player I Ritu for CWG
The Wheelchair Basketball Association Manipur WBAM functionaries, family members and well wishers today saw off State athletes Irengbam Ritu Chanu, who is set to represent India in the 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball event in Commonwealth Games to be hosted in Glasgow Ritu is set to become the first State athlete to compete in disabilities sports in a commonwealth games She will join pre competition training due to be held from July 20 to 21 at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Training Centre for Disabilities Sports in Gwalior before heading to Scotland, said WBAM in a press release WBAM also extended best wishes to Ritu and prayed for her wellbeing and success at the competition, it said WBAM president L Dhaneshwor Singh has been bearing major responsibility towards Ritu's preparation for the event, said WBAM while drawing the attention of Chief Minister to provide possible assistance from his end Source The Sangai Express
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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Triathlon team trial on July 12
The Triathlon Association of Manipur is set to conduct the State team trial for the forthcoming National Triathlon Championships 2026 on July 12 from 6 am at Khuman Lampak Sports Complex Registered triathletes with valid ITF Pin Number are eligible to take part in the trial selection, said the Triathlon Association of Manipur in a notification Athletes should produce valid ID proof and age certificate while reporting for the trial, it said The athletes should report by 5 am, it added Further details can be had from the office of the association Source The Sangai Express
Manipur Archery Association informs
The Manipur Archery Association has informed all concerned units clubs archers to complete nbsp nbsp registration renewal and transfer of archers by July 31 Clubs units and archers failing to renew their affiliation registration before the stipulated time will have to pay fine, said the Manipur Archery Association in a notification issued in this regard Source The Sangai Express
52nd Junior Boys' State Kabaddi Championship begins
The 52nd edition of the Junior Boys' State Kabaddi Championship 2026 began today at SLYO playground in Tekcham under the aegis of the Manipur State Kabaddi Association 13 teams clubbed into four pools are taking part in the 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 Kabaddi 20260704 jpg border 1 alt 52nd Junior Boys' State Kabaddi Championship begins td tr tr td align center 52nd Junior Boys' State Kabaddi Championship begins td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br The opening game of the championship saw VETO, Laphupat Tera crush SLYO, Tekcham by 62 21 points to open their Pool A campaign on a winning note VETO further sealed their place in the quarterfinals by defeating WSWC, Wabagai by 60 20 points in the other Pool A match staged later in the day In the Pool B opener, AMDASCAM, Lilong Atoukhong thumped YGC, Chingmei by 31 15 points before SAM, Kumbi got the better of ALUC, Khurai by 41 31 points in the Pool C opener In the Pool D matches staged later in the day, CCYPAC, Lilong beat NYDA, Nongmaikhong 37 32 before YSC, Naorem went down 27 47 to NAYA, Nongmaikhong Source The Sangai Express
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
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.
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
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 .
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.
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.
Authorities in Manipur have apprehended three individuals linked to banned militant groups across Thoubal and Imphal West districts. Among those arrested was a self-styled captain of the People's Liberation Army, found with a firearm and ammunition. Two other active cadres from the KCP (PSC) outfit were also taken into custody. All three face charges related to extortion activities.
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
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.
The All Naga Students' Association, Manipur (ANSAM) has rejected the Kuki-Zo Council's apology for the killing of six Naga civilians, deeming it insufficient and an insult. ANSAM insists on the identification and punishment of perpetrators, stating justice cannot be replaced by mere statements. The association questions the mandate of the Kuki-Zo Council to apologize and reiterates its non-involvement in other killings. ANSAM urges the government to act swiftly.
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
New Delhi: NIA Probes Manipur Church Leaders Killing
Suspected militants shot dead three members of the Thadou Baptist Association and injured four others in Kangpokpi district on May 13: Reports
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.
Guardians of Indigenous Medicine: Tribal Ethnomedicinal Practices of North-East India
Saikat Kumar Basu & Suparna Sanyal Mukherjee The North-East Indian region, comprising Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, and Sikkim, represents one of South Asias richest biocultural landscapes. Biologically and anthropologically linked to the Darjeeling Himalayas of West Bengal, the region is characterised by dense forests, high rainfall, varied altitudes, and exceptional biodiversity. []
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.
Manipur ethnic violence: 10 accused arrested in joint operation
The detained individuals are accused of playing active roles in various incidents of violence, including attacks on security forces, looting of arms, and bank robberies
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 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 Chief Minister Launches Urja Fertilizer to Promote Organic Farming
Imphal, June 15: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh highlighted the state governments efforts to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers and promote organic farming across the state. On Monday, during a fertilizer distribution camp organized by the Directorate of Agriculture in Sanjenthong, Imphal, the Chief Minister flagged off fertilizer distribution trucks and launched the organic ... Read more Manipur Chief Minister Launches Urja Fertilizer to Promote Organic Farming
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
