46th State Senior Athletics C'ship 2026 from June 6
The Athletics Association of Manipur is set to host the 46th edition of the State Senior Athletics Championship 2026 from June 6 to 7 at Main Stadium, Khuman Lampak Athletes of the affiliated units and institutes, who have attained the age of 18 years as on June 6 are eligible to take part in the competition for men and women, said the association in a communique issued to units concerned Each unit institution can enter upto a maximum of three athletes in each event while an athlete can enter two individual events and two relay events Entry fee for athletes per event is Rs 100 to be paid at the time of entry submission , it said The last date of form submission is June 1, it said while informing that all athletes participating in the championship must submit a copy of AFI UID card Source The Sangai Express
Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amidst Tensions in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: Amid escalating tensions between the Kuki and Naga communities in Manipur, church leaders have launched significant peace restoration initiatives. Chief Minister N. Biren Singh praised this effort, stating that the active involvement of church leaders could play a crucial role in normalizing the situation. The unrest intensified following an attack on May ... Read more Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amidst Tensions in Manipur
Manipur National Highway closed over 'missing persons'
Truckers face hardship on NH-2 in Manipur as Kukis and Nagas impose a bandh and economic blockade. The protest stems from missing persons following a May 13 ambush. Both communities accuse each other of holding members captive. The United Naga Council announced an indefinite blockade, while Kuki Inpi Manipur extended its shutdown. Relief efforts are underway for stranded drivers.
Kuki-Jo Council Urges PM Modi for Intervention Amid Ongoing Violence in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: The Kuki-Jo Council, the largest organization representing the Kuki-Jo community, has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene amid escalating ethnic violence and tension in Manipur. The organization expressed that the situation in the state is deteriorating, putting the safety, existence, and dignity of the community at risk. They urged the ... Read more Kuki-Jo Council Urges PM Modi for Intervention Amid Ongoing Violence in Manipur
Imphal, May 19: Amid escalating tensions between the Kuki and Naga communities in Manipur, church leaders have launched a significant peace initiative. Chief Minister N. Biren Singh praised this effort, stating that the active involvement of church leaders could play a crucial role in normalizing the situation. On May 13, unidentified militants opened fire in ... Read more Church Leaders Initiate Peace Efforts Amid Rising Tensions Between Kuki and Naga Communities in Manipur
Church bodies offer to broker Kuki-Naga peace in Manipur
Leaders of two church organisations meet Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh in a bid to end the conflict between the two communities in the State
Security forces launch operations in Manipur to rescue those who still in captivity of armed groups
Area domination exercises and search operations are also being carried out in different parts of the hill district to rescue all missing persons and arrest those responsible for holding hostages, says senior officer
Manipur: Security Forces Launch Rescue Operations for Captives Held By Armed Groups
Thirty-one of around 38 people belonging to the Kuki and Naga communities, who were held hostage by armed groups in Kangpokpi and Senapati districts, were released on May 14 and 15.
UNC launches economic blockade in Manipur
IMPHAL, May 17: The United Naga Council (UNC) on Sunday evening announced the launch of an inter-district economic blockade along national highways passing through Naga areas of Manipur following the expiry of the deadline for the safe release of six remaining Naga hostages allegedly held by Kuki militants. The UNC stated that the blockade would []
Baptist bodies call for prompt release of Manipur hostages
By Our Reporter SHILLONG, May 17: Four major Baptist organisations, including the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) and the Asia Pacific Baptist Federation (APBF), have jointly appealed to the United Naga Council (UNC) and Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) for the immediate and unconditional release of hostages in Manipur. In a statement issued Sunday, the organisationswhich also []
Violence-hit Manipur poses major hurdle to ECs voter roll revision drive in Northeast
The Election Commission of India's special intensive revision of electoral rolls faces significant challenges in violence-hit Manipur due to ongoing ethnic tensions and displacement. Officials deem the exercise a herculean task given the daily disruptions, though other northeastern states report full preparedness for the voter list update.
Manipur families seek release of Kuki, Naga captives
While Kuki-Zo organisations say 14 community members continue to be held hostage, Naga organisations say six of theirs are yet to be released
NCB cracks major India-Myanmar drug syndicate, arrests kingpin
Officials say Chintuang emerged as one of the biggest traffickers operating along the Myanmar-Mizoram-Manipur-Assam-Tripura corridor and was identified as a major international supplier of methamphetamine and heroin
Congress, Manipur group question appointment of National Sports University V-C
A retired IPS officer has been installed in violation of recruitment rules and prescribed qualifications under an Act governing Indias only such university, they say
Satellite-tagged Amur falcons returning from Africa, set to cross India
These birds were tagged in Manipur in 2025 and had migrated to Somalia in winter
10 of 38 abducted in Manipur still untraceable; Kuki groups call shutdown
Security forces and civil society groups are working to find ten people still missing in Manipur. An ambush on May 13 killed three civilians and injured four. Following this incident, several people were detained. Twenty-eight have now been safely released. Efforts continue to secure the release of the remaining individuals.
Manipur violence: Around 10 people still remain untraceable
Amidst the turmoil following the May 13 ambush that caused civilian harm, security forces and local advocacy groups are joining forces to advocate for the liberation of individuals still detained in Manipur. Continuous initiatives are in motion to assure their safe return home. The community is called upon to promote harmony and assist in achieving this goal.
Kuki-Zo protestors rally in Manipur, demanding justice for slain church leaders, release of hostages
Kuki-Zo groups call for re-imposition of Presidents Rule in memo to Home Minister; claiming 14 people are still hostages, Kuki Inpi Manipur chief says continued captivity is an act of terror against a people
Manipur Chief Minister reviews National Sports University project, hails PM Modis vision
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited the National Sports University in Koutruk. He reviewed ongoing infrastructure development and praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Chief Minister assured villagers of addressing their grievances. The university campus is targeted for completion by the end of this year. Student intake capacity will be around 1300.
Watch: Manipur sees fresh tribal tensions after church leader killings; hostage crisis unfolds
Fresh tensions have erupted in Manipur after civilians from Kuki and Naga communities were allegedly taken hostage by armed groups following recent killings in Kangpokpi and Noney districts.
Barn swallows in Manipur may have shed migratory trait
A new study challenges the understanding of the fork-tailed birds that were believed to be seasonal migrants in the northeastern region from colder northern climates
Talks on for release of those still in captivity of armed groups in Manipur
Manipur: 31 Kuki and Naga hostages released by armed groups
These people were taken to unknown areas after suspected militants shot dead three church leaders and injured four others in Kangpokpi on Wednesday, while a civilian was gunned down and his wife was wounded in Noney district.
MAKKA to launch 15 day Free Summer Coaching Camp across 13 venues
The Manipur Amateur Kho Kho Association MAKKA is set to launch 15 day Day Free Summer Coaching Camps across 13 venues in association with 5 district associations from June 2 onwards The camps are organised in line with the annual Grassroots Kho Kho Development Programme, said MAKKA in a circular while inviting students and young Kho Kho enthusiasts between the age of 10 15 years to take advantage of the camp and learn the intricate knowledge of Kho Kho which has seen growth internationally recently and drawn interest from many countries The last date of registration is May 30 fee Rs 100 per athlete , it said while adding the registration form can be availed from district association and host clubs concerned As per the circular, the coaching centres venues which would offer the free coaching camps include AKSAA ground Awang Sekmai and Yumnam Huidrom Hr Sec School ground under Imphal West District Kho Kho Association UYLA ground, Porompat Thawanthaba and TYWA ground, Takhel Mayai Leikai under Imphal East District Kho Kho Association Kumbi Sandhong UPS ground, Phoijing No 6 Jr HS Nambol, and YGC ground Chingmei under Bishnupur District Kho Kho Association Wabagai Thingel Mamang Leikai ground WESC Wabagai and SGHIRCS Pangantabi ground under Kakching District Kho Kho Association and BASU ground Khangabok, SENDYC ground Salungpham, SCEASDO ground Heirok and CHMYA ground Sangaiyumpham under Thoubal District Kho Kho Association Source The Sangai Express
Mukna to feature in RING 2026 AMMA
The All Manipur Mukna Association AMMA said that Mukna will feature in the Revival of Indigenous Native Games RING 2026 beginning on May 21 in two venues In a press release, AMMA said that Mukna competition for five different weight categories 55 kg, 55 to 65 kg, 65 to 75 kg, 75 to 85 kg, and 85 kg will be conducted at the mega sports festival hosted by the Manipur Upliftment Centre and the National Yuva Cooperative Society Ltd The competition will be held at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, it said while inviting interested players to submit their entry forms through their respective District Mukna Associations till May 18 A maximum of 20 entries will be accommodated for each category, it said Further details can be had from the office of AMMA Source The Sangai Express
Unsettled & Bloody Border Disputes
Assam has boundary disputes with Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur. These disputes are embedded in history and memory and the borders are more than just lines on a map. There are border residents who are regularly harassed by the more powerful state Assam. The last border skirmish between Assam and Mizoram in []
Commission of Inquirys deadline extended until November 20
The Centre has extended the deadline for the Commission of Inquiry probing Manipur's ethnic violence. The panel will now submit its report by November 20, 2026. This commission was formed in June 2023 to investigate the violence that began in May 2023. Over 260 people have died due to the ongoing conflict in the northeastern state.
31 Kuki, Naga hostages released in Manipur
Thirty-one people abducted earlier this week in Manipur's Kangpokpi and Senapati districts have been released. Armed men had ambushed civilian vehicles on May 13, resulting in three deaths and four injuries. Public leaders and security forces worked together to trace and secure the release of the detained civilians.
28 Naga, Kuki civilians released in Manipur; slain church leaders buried
Kukis released all 14 Naga hostages, but the Nagas released half the number of Kukis they held captive; 14 Kuki men are unaccounted for; the government said it is trying to secure their release
Manipur: 31 Hostages From Naga and Kuki Communities Released
The civilians were abducted by Naga and Kuki groups in Senapati and Kangpokpi following the killing of three Thadou church leaders in the Kangpokpi district on May 13
Manipur violence probe panel gets six-month extension to submit report
According to a notification, the Commission shall submit its report to the Centre as soon as possible but not later than November, 20, 2026
Militant arrested for blast near Imphal airport, say police
IMPHAL, May 7: A member of a proscribed outfit in Manipur has been arrested from the Imphal East district in connection with a blast near the state capitals airport a couple of days ago, police said on Thursday. Officials said Laishram Ibomcha Meitei (47) was arrested from his residence at Wangkhei in Imphal East district []
Armed militants torch houses in Manipurs Kamjong district, residents flee
IMPHAL, May 7: Heavily armed militants attacked villages in Manipurs Kamjong district near the India-Myanmar border on Thursday morning, torching houses and forcing residents to flee, officials said. According to police, the militants attacked the Tangkhul Naga villages of Namlee, Wanglee and Choro within Kasom Khullen police station area around 4 AM, prompting residents of []
EC rolls out SIR phase 3 in 16 states and 3 UTs
New Delhi: The Election Commission on Thursday rolled out phase 3 of the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 16 states and three Union territories involving 36.73 crore voters in a staggered manner beginning May 30. The states and UTs where the SIR will be carried out are Delhi, Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, Manipur, []
Over 38 Kuki, Naga civilians held captive in Manipur amid fresh ethnic violence
More than 38 people from Kuki and Naga communities are held captive in Manipur. The United Naga Council alleged 20 civilians were abducted. Efforts are underway for their safe release. The government is discussing with civil society and political leaders. The Union Home Ministry has been informed. Three Kuki individuals were killed in an ambush.
Talks continue to free 44 hostages in Manipur; church leader killings unprecedented: Deputy CM
Those abducted include an infant and two Naga Catholic trainee priests, said Losii Dikho who is leading the negotiations on behalf of the State government
Building Trust Through Dialogue: Manipur Chief Ministers Vision
Imphal, May 14: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh stated on Thursday that dialogue can bridge the trust deficit among communities. He cited the example of Jiribam district, where diverse communities now coexist harmoniously. The Chief Minister emphasized that the government will address the grievances of displaced individuals affected by ethnic violence and will increase ... Read more Building Trust Through Dialogue: Manipur Chief Ministers Vision
Manipur CM visits Kangchup Chingkhong, interacts with IDPs and reviews rehabilitation measures
During his recent outreach to the Kangchup Chingkhong community, Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh addressed the pressing needs of Internally Displaced Persons. He provided assurances of their secure return, supplemented by financial support for college students thrust into turmoil. The Chief Minister's compassionate engagement included visiting the injured and committing to cover their medical expenses and housing repairs.
EC Announces Staggered Rollout Of SIR Phase 3 In 16 States, 3 UTs
NEW DELHI, May 14: The Election Commission on Thursday announced the rollout of phase 3 of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in 16 states and three Union Territories involving 36.73 crore voters in a phased manner beginning May 30. The states and UTs where the SIR will be carried out are Delhi, Odisha, Mizoram, Sikkim, Manipur, Uttarakhand, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana, Chandigarh, Telangana, Punjab, Karnataka, Meghalaya, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, Nagaland, Tripura, Dadar and Nagar Haveli and Daman [] The post EC Announces Staggered Rollout Of SIR Phase 3 In 16 States, 3 UTs appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Tension Grips Manipur As Kuki and Naga Groups Abduct Villagers After Killing Of Church Leaders
The authorities were tight-lipped about the abduction of villagers but security sources said that there are 18 Liangmai Naga villagers who are being held hostage by Kuki groups in Kangpokpi district, and around 29 Kuki villagers are held captive by Naga groups, mostly in Senapati district
Over 38 people of Kuki, Naga communities held hostage by various groups: Manipur Home Minister
Fresh violence gripped Manipur on May 13, as suspected militants shot dead three church leaders and injured four others in Kangpokpi district, while a civilian was gunned down and his wife wounded in Noney district, officials said.
CRII condemns killing of Manipur tribal church leaders, urges judicial probe
CRII leaders say Rev. Sitlhou, former General Secretary of the Manipur Baptist Convention, was widely recognised for his lifelong commitment to justice and communal harmony
Six militants arrested in Manipur
A 24-year-old member of the banned United National Liberation Front (Pambei) was also arrested from Lilong Chajing area in Thoubal district for his alleged involvement in a bomb explosion in the State
Conrad, Hek denounce killing of 3 church leaders in Manipur
SHILLONG, May 13: While Manipurs ethnic fire consumes the clergy, Meghalayas political leadership has shifted from cautious diplomacy to outright alarm, demanding that New Delhi stop treating the targeted killing of church leaders as mere collateral damage in the ongoing civil unrest. The reactions follow the gunning down of three Baptist church leaders and the []
Tribal Organization Calls for Three-Day Shutdown in Manipur Following Church Leaders Murders
Imphal, May 14: The Kuki Inpi Manipur, a prominent organization within the Kuki community, has announced a complete three-day shutdown across Kuki-majority areas in Manipur. This decision follows the tragic murders of three Baptist church leaders in Kangpokpi district. Janghaolan Haokip, the organizations information and publicity secretary, condemned the killings and expressed deep sorrow over ... Read more Tribal Organization Calls for Three-Day Shutdown in Manipur Following Church Leaders Murders
Suspected militants kill three church leaders in Manipur
Imphal: Three church leaders were killed and four others injured in an attack by suspected militants in Manipurs Kangpokpi district on Wednesday, police said. The incident happened at a place between Kotzim and Kotlen villages when members of the Thadou Baptist Association (TBA) were returning from Churachandpur after attending a religious congregation. Chief Minister Y []
Three Kuki Church Leaders Killed In Manipur Ambush
The Kuki Organisation for Human Rights Trust (KOHUR) condemned the attack, alleging involvement of NSCN-IM cadres in collusion with ZUF, and termed it a premeditated act targeting peace efforts.
Three tribal church leaders killed in Manipur ambush
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh says the government will use every resource to bring the perpetrators and their handlers to justice; several organisations call for a total shutdown
Manipur church leaders shot dead in Kangpokpi ambush; shutdown imposed
Three church leaders were killed and four injured in an attack in Manipur's Kangpokpi district. Suspected militants ambushed vehicles carrying members of the Thadou Baptist Association. Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh condemned the violence, stating it threatens peace. A shutdown was imposed in Kangpokpi district. Various groups deplored the killings, while one group denied involvement.
Tensions Rise at India-Myanmar Border Following Fire in Molnoi Village
Imphal, May 13: Tensions have escalated along the unstable border between Manipurs Kamjong district and Myanmar after a fire incident in the Kukis Molnoi village. Conflicting reports and sharp accusations have emerged, igniting discussions on social media. Local community leaders quickly refuted the claims, while official sources issued clarifications. On Tuesday afternoon, reports began circulating ... Read more Tensions Rise at India-Myanmar Border Following Fire in Molnoi Village
Kuki and Zomi Organizations Reiterate Demand for Union Territory in Manipur
Imphal, May 13: The Kuki National Organization and the Zomi Reunification Organization have reaffirmed their demand for a Union Territory with a legislative assembly, a goal established after May 3, 2023. This position will remain unchanged until further decisions are made. The Kuki National Organization, a coalition of various Kuki insurgent groups currently under a ... Read more Kuki and Zomi Organizations Reiterate Demand for Union Territory in Manipur
Manipur Government Issues Warning Against Fuel Black Marketing and Hoarding
Imphal, May 13: The Manipur government clarified on Tuesday that there is no shortage of LPG, petrol, or diesel in the state. Additionally, the government has issued a stern warning against black marketing, hoarding, and other irregularities related to petroleum products. Yumnam Nelson, the Director of the Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Department, stated ... Read more Manipur Government Issues Warning Against Fuel Black Marketing and Hoarding
Manipur government stated that there is no shortage of LPG, petrol, and diesel in the state
Manipur authorities have confirmed ample stock of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, petrol, and diesel. The government is addressing misinformation about shortages. Consumers are urged to avoid panic buying and hoarding. Strict action will be taken against black marketing and illegal sales. Oil pumps violating directives face legal consequences.
Major Security Operations in Manipur Result in Arrests of Several Militants
Imphal, May 12: In a series of significant operations, security forces in Manipur have apprehended multiple militants and active members linked to banned organizations. These actions have also uncovered cases related to arms, explosives, and forced recruitment. The first incident occurred on May 9, 2026, when security forces arrested an individual involved in extortion near ... Read more Major Security Operations in Manipur Result in Arrests of Several Militants
The civil society groups said that the use of drones, rocket launchers, and other military-grade weapons, along with reports that armed cadres crossed the India-Myanmar border, pointed to a well-coordinated foreign-backed assault
Manipur nanny alleges assault, starvation and confinement at IIM-B campus residence
A 23-year-old domestic worker from Manipur has accused her employer's wife of physical assault, starvation, and wrongful confinement at a residence on the IIM Bangalore campus. The woman alleged continuous abuse since 2021, culminating in being locked up and denied food. She sought help from neighbours, leading to police intervention and a case registered under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Bengal-o BJP-ni skanggipa sorkariko rikaniara itihas ongjok
Kolkata: (IANS) Sonibar salo Suvendu Adhikari-ni West Bengal-ni Chief Minister-na kumikchetaniona Meghalaya-ni Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, Assa-ni CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, Tripura-ni CM Manik Saha, Arunachal Pradesh-ni CM Pema Khandu, Nagaland-ni CM Neiphiu Rio, Sikkim-ni CM Prem Singh Tamang aro Manipur-ni CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh- uamang bakko raangtokaha. Kolkata-ni Brigade Parade Ground-o kumikchetangaha. West []
Assam Rifles rescue abducted woman in Manipur after cross-border militant attack
Assam Rifles rescued Olina Ningshen, abducted by KNA(B) militants and VVEZ in Manipur's Kamjong district. The operation involved multiple rescue teams and humanitarian assistance for affected civilians. Security forces apprehended one militant and restored stability. The incident highlights ongoing cross-border threats and the need for strengthened border security.
Firearm, ammunition seized in Manipur; one arrested
The person, who is a resident of Churachandpur but an active cadre of Kuki National Army was apprehended from Zou Veng area on May 8, a senior officer said
Assam Rifles Successfully Rescues Abducted Woman in Manipur
Imphal, May 9: The Assam Rifles executed a significant relief and rescue operation in Manipurs Kamjong district, successfully freeing an abducted woman. The operation took place on Saturday, where the Assam Rifles rescued Olina Ningshen, a member of the Tangkhul community. She had been kidnapped by KNA (B) and Village Volunteers Eastern Zone (VVEZ) from ... Read more Assam Rifles Successfully Rescues Abducted Woman in Manipur
Assam Rifles rescues abducted Manipur woman from Myanmar extremist group
A spokesperson said the troops provided her with medical and psychological assistance
Cross-border militant attack rocks Manipur border villages, Congress questions security response
Militants from Myanmar crossed the border into Manipur's Kamjong district. They attacked indigenous villages, causing damage and raising concerns about security. The Manipur government has condemned the violence. Security forces are working to restore peace. An armed cadre was apprehended. The incident highlights ongoing border security challenges.
FC Goa bow out with 0-1 defeat
NT Reporter Fatorda FC Goas Dreams Sports Championship-AIFF Junior League campaign came to an end after a 0-1 loss to Classic FA of Manipur at Don Bosco Oratory Ground, Fatorda, on Friday. FC Goa finished fourth in Group D with three points from three matches, while Classic FA moved to second place with six points []
Manipur BJP spokesperson quits party over ongoing ethnic crisis
The paramilitary Assam Rifles denies the accusation that it failed to protect Naga villagers along the India-Myanmar border from external aggression
Manipur: Militant Attack Near India-Myanmar Border, Assam Rifles Ensure Safety of Villagers
Imphal, May 8: Tensions remain high in Manipurs Kamjong district following a militant attack near the India-Myanmar border. In response, the Assam Rifles have initiated continuous patrols and search operations in sensitive areas to maintain peace and security. Defense spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mahendra Rawat reported heavy gunfire and explosions in the Z Choro and Namli ... Read more Manipur: Militant Attack Near India-Myanmar Border, Assam Rifles Ensure Safety of Villagers
Manipur HSLC Result 2026: Manipur Board of Secondary Education (BOSEM) has declared the HSLC 2026 results with an overall pass percentage of 88.74%, slightly lower than the previous two years. Out of 36,579 candidates who appeared, 32,459 passed. Private schools led with 92.34% success, while government schools lagged at 77.63%. The results also show a marginal gender gap and continued NEP-aligned grading system without marks, alongside provisions for re-scrutiny, re-admission, and provisional certification processes.
Manipur Board released HSLC 2026 results on May 8, offering re-scrutiny for dissatisfied students from May 11-25, costing Rs 2100 per subject. This process verifies evaluated scripts, not re-evaluation. Unsuccessful candidates can seek re-admission to Class 10 within 45 days to reappear in 2027.
Manipur Board Releases 10th Grade Exam Results for 2026
Imphal, May 8: A significant update has emerged for students who participated in the Manipur 10th Board examinations. The Manipur Board of Secondary Education (BSEM) announced the results for the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) 10th Board examination for 2026 on Friday. Students who took the Manipur 10th Board exam and have been awaiting their ... Read more Manipur Board Releases 10th Grade Exam Results for 2026
The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur (BSEM) has announced the HSLC Class 10 results for 2026 today, May 8, on manresults.nic.in. Over 35,000 students appeared for the examination. The results will include subject-wise marks and division based on performance, with a letter grade for 80% and above in subjects.
Seven Militants Surrender in Nagaland; Weapons Seized in Manipur
Kohima, May 8: On Thursday, seven militants linked to various insurgent groups surrendered in Dimapur, Nagaland. Meanwhile, in the neighboring state of Manipur, the Assam Rifles recovered a significant cache of weapons and ammunition during intelligence-led operations. Officials provided these updates. A defense spokesperson stated that the continuous efforts of security forces and coordinated outreach ... Read more Seven Militants Surrender in Nagaland; Weapons Seized in Manipur
Kuki militants from Myanmar attack Tangkhul villages in Manipur, torch houses; two missing
Tangkhul students report Kuki militants attacked border villages from Myanmar. Around 100 militants crossed the international boundary. Villages like Namlee, Wanglee, Ashang Khullen, and Choro were targeted. Houses were burned, and some villagers are missing. The Tangkhul community has lost trust in central security forces. They demand state police deployment for protection.
Militants Attack Manipur Border Villages; Residents Flee to Forests
KNA-B denies role in Kamjong attacks along India-Myanmar border
Myanmar-based Kuki ultras attack Naga villages in Manipur
The apex body of the Tangkhul Nagas says the attackers fired indiscriminately, torched several houses, and abducted at least three people from the India-Myanmar border areas
Armed militants torch houses in Manipur's Kamjong district, residents flee
Phungyar MLA L. Keishing alleged that the attack was carried out from across the border by Myanmar-based militant groups Kuki National Army (Burma) and the Peoples Defence Force (PDF)
Manipur Leaders Praise Security Forces for Restoring Peace
Imphal, May 7: The Governor of Manipur, Ajay Kumar Bhalla, emphasized that true strength lies in the wise and restrained use of force. He noted that the conduct of security forces has strengthened public trust in the state. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also commended the crucial role of security forces in maintaining law and ... Read more Manipur Leaders Praise Security Forces for Restoring Peace
Four Myanmar nationals held with suspected heroin in Manipur
Manipur police apprehended four Myanmar nationals carrying suspected heroin. In a separate event, Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla honored various security units for their exemplary service. These units received the Governor's Unit Citation for their dedication. The Governor acknowledged their role in maintaining peace and order amidst challenging times. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also praised their humanitarian efforts.
Assam Cop Shot In Anti-Drug Raid Near Manipur Border, Airlifted To Guwahati
Police said no arrests have been made so far, as the suspects escaped through the dense forest and the interstate border.
Four Myanmar nationals held for 'involvement' in drug trafficking in Manipur
Rallies, shutdown mark third anniversary of ethnic conflict in Manipur
IMPHAL/CHURACHANDPUR, May 3: Rallies, meetings and a shutdown marked the third anniversary of ethnic conflict between Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur, which witnessed the death of at least 260 people, the displacement of thousands of residents and imposition of Presidents Rule for a year. The violence between the Meitei and Kuki communities started on []
MUTA condemns bomb threat, blasts at Manipur University
IMPHAL, May 3 : The Manipur University Teachers Association (MUTA) on Sunday strongly condemned the recent bomb threat and twin bomb blasts reported inside the Manipur University campus, terming the incidents a serious threat to academic life and institutional safety. In a press release issued today following an emergency general body meeting held on May 1, MUTA expressed grave concern over the climate of fear created by the incidents, stating that such acts endanger the lives of students, teachers and [] The post MUTA condemns bomb threat, blasts at Manipur University appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Rallies, candlelight vigils mark 3rd snniversary of conflict in Manipur
On the third anniversary of the ethnic strife between the Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur, a somber atmosphere prevailed. Communities held rallies and meetings, with a notable shutdown to reflect on the ongoing tensions. Candlelight vigils served as heartfelt tributes to those lost amidst the turmoil.
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
Manipur: Mortal remains of children killed in bomb attack handed over to family
IMPHAL, May 2: The mortal remains of two children, who were killed in a bomb attack in Manipurs Bishnupur district in April, were handed over to family members on Saturday, officials said. The bodies of the five-year-old boy and his six-month-old sister were kept in the morgue for 25 days, as the family members had []
Manipur Police Seize Fuel Bound for Myanmar, Four Arrested
Imphal, May 3: Manipur police have seized four vehicles illegally transporting 25 containers filled with petrol and diesel along the India-Myanmar border. The operation took place on Saturday, with officials confirming the arrests of the drivers involved. A senior police officer indicated that the seized fuel was likely intended for smuggling into neighboring Myanmar. The ... Read more Manipur Police Seize Fuel Bound for Myanmar, Four Arrested
Three years on, Manipur remains tense amid ongoing violence
Three years after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur, little has changed. Daily life remains disrupted, and thousands are displaced. Violence has escalated despite government efforts. The administration faces a significant challenge in rehabilitating those affected. Cabinet expansion is also stalled due to the ongoing unrest. Naga areas are also experiencing incidents.
As Manipur Violence Turns 3, Nation's Silence Hangs as Heavy as the Divide
The Modi government has shown that Manipur is not on the top of its agenda, John Dayal writes.
Manipur: Bodies of two children killed in April bomb attack taken from morgue
The bodies of a five-year-old boy and his six-month-old sister, killed in a Manipur bomb attack, were finally taken for last rites after 25 days in the morgue. The April 7 incident in Bishnupur had sparked widespread protests, leading to the case being handed over to the NIA.
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