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.
Manipur Handball Association lines up four State Level Tournaments
The Manipur Handball Association has lined up four State level tournaments for various age groups at different venues The association, in a press statement, said that the 38 th Mini Boys Girls State level tournament will be held from June 3 to 7 at IMC, Thoubal Leishangthem Ground, Thoubal District 38th Sub Junior Boys Girls State level tournament will be held from July 15 to 19 at CYDOL, Lilong Chajing, Ground, Imphal West The 48th edition of Junior Boys Girls State level tournament has been scheduled to be held from May 20 to 23 at KVWA, Ground, Mayang Imphal, Imphal West while the 48th Senior Men Women State level tournament will be held from August 19 to 23 at YLK, ground, Chingarel Tejpur Imphal East, it said Announcing the dates, the association requested all concerned to renew their affiliation and clear dues on or before May 15 and send entry via head of institution and secretary of the Club Unit Orgn District assn with office seal to the general secretary of the association latest by May 15 till 5 pm Source The Sangai Express
Research scholar RK Jaman bags gold at Iron Fist Fighting C'ship 4
State lad RK Jaman sealed a gold medal at the Iron Fist Fighting Championship 4 that concluded yesterday at Ramaiah University in Bengaluru RK Jaman, who is also a Chemistry research scholar at St Joseph University, Bengaluru won the gold medal in the 54 kg category competition for RMX Mixed Martial Arts Fitness Centre run by Manipur's MMA pioneer Rosliau Mainam Jaman defeated Rahul representing Pride MMA Bengaluru via Rear Naked Choke in the amateur catchweight bout to seal the top honour in the National level competition hosted by Iron Fist Fight Club Jaman is the son of RK Lamtasana and RK Sushini of Wangkhei Ashangbam Leikai Four other fighters of RMX Mixed Martial Arts Fitness Centre also won gold medals in the event, a source said Source The Sangai Express
Oinam Nongpoknganba settles for bronze at Asian Boxing U15 Championships
Manipur's Oinam Nongpoknganba Meitei settled for a bronze medal at the Asian Boxing U15 Championships being underway at Tashkent with a semi final loss yesterday Nongpoknganba, who was competing in the 46 kg category lost 2 3 to Mansur Abdukhamitov of Uzbekistan in a keenly contested semifinal bout to bag a bronze medal for India at the continental event 6 other Indian boxers also suffered semi final exit yesterday to finish with a bronze medal apiece while 6 advanced to the final Nongpoknganba is the son of Oinam Gopeshwor Meitei and Oinam Ongbi Tongbram Ningol Sushila Leima of Oinam Mayai Leikai Nongpoknganba trains at SAI Centre, Utlou under coach Ajay Dhamiwal, who is also a part of the National team with State Olympian Laishram Devendro as coaches Source The Sangai Express
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
FIR Filed After Manipur Woman Alleges Assault by Employers at Bengaluru IIM Campus
According to the police, in her complaint, the woman alleged that she had been working for nearly six years as a caretaker for the children of her employers, identified as Amar and Anshu, and had been residing with them on the IIM-B campus
YWC Th demolish ICSA 9 0, MUFA hold KRYPHSA to 1 1 draw
Youth Welfare Club, Thambalkhong YWC Th opened their 16th AMFA Senior Women's Football League campaign Group B on a blistering note as they trounced ICSA, Irengbam 9 0 this afternoon at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong Heikham Zenia Devi 34', 67' and super sub Huiyam Victoria Chanu 81', 88' led the scoring in the team's big win as the duo netted two goals apiece The other goals, meanwhile, came from Sagolshem Ronika Devi 20' , Thounaojam Martina 29' , Rosy Thanga 44' , Leikangbam Russia 70' , and Laitonjam Linthoi 73' In another Group B match staged later in the day at the same venue, KRYPHSA, Naoremthong and Manipur United FA MUFA played out a barren first half before the two sides played out a 1 1 draw KRYPHSA drew first blood in the 60th minute through Miraluxmi before MUFA fought back and drew level on the back of Irom Deviya Chanu in the 82nd minute May 11 matches Group A br YWC L vs UPSA from 1 pm br ESU vs MPSC from 3 pm Source The Sangai Express
Keishamthong FC lift 24th Challenge Cup Veteran Football Tournament crown
Keishamthong FC emerged as the champions of the 24th Challenge Cup Veteran Football Tournament 2026 organised by the Manipur Veteran Football Association at SAI NERC natural grass football ground Keishamthong FC overwhelmed EMFC, Lamlai by 4 1 goals to seal the title of the 14 team tournament thanks to doubles from M Sanjit Kumar and Y Sova In the one sided final encounter, M Sanjit opened the scoring in the 8th minute before Y Sova doubled the advantage in the 12th minute 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 05 Football 20260511 jpg border 1 alt Keishamthong FC lift 24th Challenge Cup Veteran Football Tournament crown td tr tr td align center Keishamthong FC lift 24th Challenge Cup Veteran Football Tournament crown td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br EMFC pulled back a goal in the 27th minute with M Bimolchand making no mistake in converting a penalty to make it 1 2 till the break before M Sanjit 38' and Y Sova 51' took their turns to add a goal apiece in the second half to complete the 4 1 rout Earlier in the day, AFFC, Imphal crushed Thangmeiband FC 6 0 to claim the third place title H Noren took centre stage as he netted thrice 6', 11', 21' while P Romen 8' , Ksh Kanta 15' , and S Jiban 19' contributed a goal apiece to set up the comprehensive win as Thangmeiband FC failed to come up response Source The Sangai Express
All India Inter University Wushu Tourney MU Wushu teams end campaign on high note, amass 20 medals
The Manipur University men and women Wushu teams ended their All India Inter University Wushu Tournament campaign with a rich haul of 20 medals including 9 gold, 3 silver and 8 bronze medals The women's team contributed 6 gold medals as the men gathered 3 gold medals in the tournament that was hosted by University of Kashmir from May 4 to 9 The men's team, meanwhile, sealed all the three silver medals as women shared the lion's share of 6 bronze medals of the total 8 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 05 Wushu 20260511 jpg border 1 alt All India Inter University Wushu Tourney MU Wushu teams end campaign on high note, amass 20 medals td tr tr td align center All India Inter University Wushu Tourney MU Wushu teams end campaign on high note, amass 20 medals td tr tbody table td tr tbody table br br N Velentina of Biramangol College and Maibam Priyakna of Liberal produced dominating performances at the event to amass 5 gold medals in the women's competition Velentina shone with 3 gold medals by pulling off top notch performances in Nanquan, Nandao and Nangun competitions while Maibam Priyanka grabbed two gold medals one each in the Single Weapon and Taichi Type competitions Olica Naorem of Biramangol College also picked up a gold medal in the women's Nanquan event Okram Iyathoi of Biramangol College, meanwhile, excelled in the men's competition, securing all three gold medals alone one each in the Nanquan, Nandao and Nangun events as W Bhumeswor Meetei of the same college won a silver medal apiece in the Taichi and Taijijian competitions Kh Prithiviraj of Kumbi College on the other hand picked the third silver medal in the men's Jianshu competition Olica Naorem also won a bronze medal in the women's Taijijian event as H Tomthinnganbi of TS Paul Manipur Women's College and W Silvia of Shree Shree Gourgovind Girls' College settled for a bronze medal apiece in the Taijiquan and Taichi Type events respectively In the meantime, Th Tanu Devi of TS Paul Manipur Women's College 48 kg , B Tamphasana of Kumbi College 52 kg and N Abenao 60 kg settled for a bronze medal apiece in the women's Sanda competition In the men's section, Jollyson Thangjam of Biramangol College Nangun won a taolu bronze as Tayenjam Suraj of Pravabati College 70 kg picked a sanda bronze The MU teams were led by L Tomba Singh, Asst Prof, SK Women's College as manager and Kh Bobbi and H Damenti Devi as coaches Vice Chancellor, Dean of Students' Welfare and Registrar, MU, and the MU Sports Committee extended heartfelt congratulations to the university team on their success at the tournament Source The Sangai Express
Dhyan Mandir will become centre of peace, solace for generations to come: PM Modi
Bengaluru, May 10: The Art of Living International Center witnessed a historic gathering today as the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, joined Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to celebrate 45 years of The Art of Living movement and the 70th birthday of its founder. Prime Minister also inaugurated the magnificent Dhyan Mandir, a unique highvibration meditation space representing one of the worlds largest meditation communities. The dedicated center will allow lakhs of seekers from across countries, cultures and backgrounds to experience deep inner stillness through collective meditation and chanting. Referring to the newly inaugurated meditation space, Dhyan Mandir, PM Modi said, I am confident that the Dhyan Mandir that has been inaugurated today will become a center of peace and solace for thousands of people in the coming generations. In his keynote address, PM Modi paid rich tribute to Gurudev, describing him as a living embodiment of Indias timeless tradition of giving, giving knowledge, giving peace, giving hope.The Prime Minister recalled that whenever he had visited the International Center earlier, he had experienced the same energy of seva that the Rishis once carried into the world. In a light-hearted moment shared with Gurudev, the PM Modi remarked warmly, Main aapka hii hoon aur jahan hoon woh bhi aapki wajah se hii hoon,(I am yours and I am where I am because of you) drawing a cheer from the audience. Speaking about the role of spirituality and mental well-being in nation-building, the Hon. Prime Minister said, A developed India will be built by youth who are mentally calm, socially responsible and sensitive towards society. Spiritual well-being, mental health, yoga and meditation have a very important role in this journey. Organizations like Art of Living strengthen the feeling of connection, belonging and collective responsibility among people. They also give people the opportunity to know and understand their culture. Speaking about the importance of peoples participation in nation-building, he said, I am confident that the society is more powerful than politics and governments. And any government can be successful only when the society is actively participating in the creation of the nation. Appreciating the organisations contribution, he said, It is a great pleasure to see that the Art of Living organization always supports the power of the society. Highlighting Indias rapid growth and the role of youth, PM Modi remarked, Our digital revolution has made India a global leader in digital payment. India has become the third largest ecosystem in the world in terms of start-ups. Our youth are now sending their satellites into space. The biggest reason for such achievements in the country is our youth and the Art of Living. The Art of Living is helping the youth to overcome the challenges of the modern era, he said. Welcoming the Prime Minister, Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar spoke warmly about the transformation India has witnessed in recent years and the spirit of confidence that has emerged across the nation. You have taken steps towards bringing peace in the country and abroad. Today, Mother India and the people of India walk with pride because you have taken India to a new level, Gurudev said.Referring to national transformation and public participation, Gurudev added, As soon as you came, you proclaimed Clean India. Today, the country feels cleaner, more beautiful, more secure, and filled with a renewed sense of confidence. Speaking about Indias growing global standing, Gurudev remarked, Earlier, people abroad would say India could never rise like this. You proved them all wrong. In less than ten years, you transformed India from a country that asked, into a country that gives, Gurudev added. Recalling the early days of The Art of Living, Gurudev shared how the organisations very foundation reflected a coming together of diverse worldviews. Among the first trustees of The Art of Living were former Chief Justice of India Justice P. N. Bhagwati and Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer. While one was deeply spiritual and the other known to be a committed rationalist, both were drawn to Gurudevs vision and agreed to serve as founding trustees. The Prime Minister Modi launched nine nationwide service initiatives aimed at bringing inclusive development across education, youth and women empowerment, reforestation, environmental conservation, tribal welfare, healthcare, prison reform and digital literacy. Under Mission Green Earth, The Art of Living has already planted more than 90 lakh saplings across 19 states and 121 districts in the last year. It now aims to plant 45 lakh moringa saplings and 17,500 Panchavati sets comprising 87,500 sacred trees including Banyan, Peepal, Neem, Mango and Audumbar to strengthen climate resilience, biodiversity and community participation. The organisation also launched 12 RuTAGe Smart Village Centers across 11 states as holistic rural transformation hubs. Through its Youth Leadership Program and Women Leadership Program, it aims to train 50,000 youth and women in leadership and highdemand technical skills, building on an existing impact of over 6 lakh beneficiaries. The Sri Abhayam Project is being expanded into a 450-village tribal welfare mission focused on healthcare, education and livelihoods, while the Gram Digital Sevak Initiative will train village youth to help rural communities access welfare schemes, tele-health and digital services through AI-enabled tools. Nine telemedicine centres are also being launched across several states to improve specialist healthcare access in underserved regions. The Art of Living further announced the expansion of its prison reform initiatives through 1,000 programmes across 550 prisons benefiting nearly 60,000 inmates and staff with trauma relief and vocational training. Its free education network, which currently spans 1,356 schools across 22 states and reaches over 1.2 lakh children in 2,754 villages, will now expand to 2,000 schools. Women empowerment initiatives that have already impacted over 6 lakh women and girls across India are also being scaled up with a goal to reach 10 lakh women and girls nationwide. The month-long celebrations have brought together over one lakh participants from 182 countries, including Union Ministers, Governors, Members of Parliament, entrepreneurs, civil servants, farmers, prison inmates rehabilitated through Art of Living programmes and international delegates. Some of the dignitaries include Sukanto Majumdar, Union Minister of State for Education; Sarbananda Sonowal, Union Minister Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Gov of India; included Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Manipur Governor; Nand Kishore Yadav, Governor, Nagaland; Lt. Gen. Gurmit Singh (Retd.) Governor, Uttarakhand; Niranjan Hiranandani, Chairman, Hiranandani Group; among other illustrious leaders. Across four and a half decades, The Art of Living has grown into one of the largest volunteer-driven humanitarian movements reaching more than a billion lives in 182 countries through breath, meditation, education and grassroots service. Todays gathering was an affirmation of the simple yet powerful idea that a calmer mind, a kinder society and a healthier planet is possible.
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
WBAM rejoices as I Ritu Chanu makes it to National Wheelchair
The Wheelchair Basketball Association Manipur WBAM has expressed pride over the selection of Irengbam Ritu Chanu in the National women's team for 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball competition in 2026 Commonwealth Games to be hosted at Glasgow WBAM, in a press release, expressed happiness over the selection of the Nambol Irengbam Makha Leikai resident for the international competition Taking pride in the fast pace growth of the State athletes, WBAM also expressed its heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders, including the present and former Chief Ministers, Governor, Directors of various key Departments for their immense support and contributions towards the movement Expressing hope that State players can scale more height if they are provided an indoor facility where the differently abled players can practice round the year safely, WBAM urged the Government to set up a dedicated Indoor Stadium for them WBAM also took note of the State's rising stature in the National Wheelchair Basketball arena and lauded some exceptionally talented players for finding themselves in the National team Source The Sangai Express
18th MAKA State Karate Championship underway
The 18th edition of MAKA State Karate Championship kicked off today at SAI STC, Khuman Lampak Imphal under the aegis of the Manipur Amateur Karate Do Association MAKA The championship that will see 264 athletes compete for top honours was formally opened in the presence of Mayengbam Veto, Director YAS as chief guest Hanshi Kirankumar Thangjam, president MAKA as functional president Ngangom Tejkumar, Retd Director Prosecution and Legal Advisor MAKA and Angom Johnson, joint secretary and Manipur Olympic Association as guests of honour Speaking at the occasion, M Veto spoke highly of the gifted State athletes who have been continuously shining in National and international competitions He said that sports can be roughly classified in three groups sports where the youths are excelling, sports that have huge potential, and culturally linked indigenous contact sports The Government is giving due importance to all the groups, he said Based on our livelihood and physique, we have huge potential in contact sports, he said while also stressing on the need for revising incentives given to State athletes Source The Sangai Express
YWC L, MPSC win as 16th AMFA Senior Women's Football League 2026 27 kicks off
The Young Welfare Club, Langthabal YWC L and Manipur Police Sports Club MPSC secured identical 1 0 wins as the 16th AMFA Senior Women's Football league 2026 27 kicked off today at Artificial Turf Ground, Lamlong Thongkhong In the opening Group A match of the 8 team tournament, YWC L beat Eastern Sporting Union ESU , Wangkhei Palace Compound 1 0 thanks to Sorokhaibam Silky's 23rd minutes strike In another Group A match, Kshetrimayum Naocha Devi scored in the 36th minute to hand MPSC a 1 0 win over United Pukhao Sports Association UPSA YWC Th will play ICSA in the Group B opener tomorrow from 1 pm before KRYPHSA play MUFA in another Group B match later in the day Source The Sangai Express
Department of Education S conducts 11th State Level Yoga Olympiad 2026
The 11th State Level Yoga Olympiad 2026 organised by the Department of Education School came to a close today at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal The competition brought together 110 young yoga athletes from across 14 educational zones of the State They competed for top honours in four categories Upper Primary Level and Secondary Level for both the boys and girls Following the competition, top four athletes in all the categories were also selected to represent Manipur in the 11th National Yoga Olympiad 2026, to be organised by the NCERT, New Delhi from June 15 to 18 The athletes who gave stood out performance to secure top positions are as follows Upper Primary Level Boys Gyaneshor Leitanthem Class VII of Phdijing No 6 Jr H S, Bishnupur district secured the pole position in the category followed by Laishram Herison Class VI of Cosmopolitan H S, Imphal East Thiyam Tomba VII of Ram Lal Paul Hr Sec School, Imphal West and Labuktongbam Leonel Sharma VIII of Wangkhei H S, Imphal East in the second, third and fourth places Upper Primary Level Girls Leimapokpam Victoria Chanu Class VEH of L Dhananjoy H S, Bishnupur emerged on top of the category as Irengbam Jenika Devi Class VIII of Khundrakpam Model H S, Imphal East finished second Kangujam Malemnganbi Chanu Class VIII of L Dhananjoy H S, meanwhile, finished third while Nirota Soram Class VIII of Khundrakpam H S was placed fourth Secondary Level Boys Mahesh Irengbam Class X of Khundrakpam Model H S topped the category as Chingakham Thouba Class X and Laikhuram Krishna Class X of Lilashing Khongnangkhong H S, Imphal West made 2 3 podium finishes Pukhrambam Bony Class X of Malom Megha H S, Wangoi Zone finished fourth in this category Secondary Level Girls Leimapokpam Sanathoi Chanu Class X of Leimapokpam Govt Public H S, Bishnupur sealed the pole position in this category as Valentina Laishram Class X of Khurai Popular H S, Imphal East Phurailatpam Olivia Class EX of Malom Megha H S and Rajkumari Roshni Devi Class X of Khundrakpam Model H S secured the second, third and fourth positions respectively Source The Sangai Express
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
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.
Manipur: Indian Armys K9 Warriors conduct high-risk slithering drill for combat readiness
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
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
Armed Militants Attack Border Villages In Manipur's Kamjong District, Residents Flee
Police said that the militants attacked the Tangkhul Naga villages of Namlee, Wanglee and Choro within Kasom Khullen police station area around 4 am, forcing residents of the border settlements to take shelter in nearby forests.
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.
Four Myanmar nationals held for 'involvement' in drug trafficking in Manipur
Manipurs Zomi leaders to take late BJP MLA Valtes body to Delhi, protest outside party office
Valte was assaulted by an Imphal mob on May 4, 2023, suffering life-threatening injuries; after his death in February 2026, his family refused to perform his last rites till the arrest of those behind the attack
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 .
No justice, no peace: Manipur tribal groups mark 3 years of ethnic violence in Delhi protest
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 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.
Breaking News Live Updates: Security forces destroy 23 illegal bunkers, seize 18 IEDs in Manipur
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Key bridge in Manipurs Churachandpur collapses
CHURACHANDPUR, May 1: A Bailey bridge over the Tuivai river collapsed in Manipurs Churachandpur district, officials said on Friday. The bridge, situated between Sinzawl and Khuanggin villages along NH-102B, gave way on Thursday evening while two trucks loaded with cement were crossing it, they said. No casualty was reported in the incident, they added. The []
DIPR Manipur launches fact-check page
IMPHAL, May 1: Amid the increasing challenge of fake news and misinformation in this digital era, the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Government of Manipur, launched the DIPR Manipur Fact Check official Facebook page and organised a one-day awareness programme on its existing welfare schemes at the DIPR Auditorium, Imphal on Thursday. Secretary, []
Chief Minister Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports
Imphal, May 1: Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh emphasized the global recognition of Manipur for its rich arts, culture, traditions, and sports heritage during the 54th foundation day celebration of the Panthoibi Theatre Mandap at Yumnam Leikai in Imphal West district on Friday. The Chief Minister urged the public to further promote and develop Manipurs ... Read more Chief Minister Appeals to Youth to Embrace Culture and Sports
First talks under new Manipur government held with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups
A joint statement by the KNO and the UPF said that the day-long discussions focused on operational and security-related issues and both sides broadly agreed on the need to relocate certain SoO camps to reduce friction with local populations and improve security issues
Manipur: Indian Army defuses explosive near Moulsang village, averts threat to civilians
Indian Army troops discovered a suspected explosive device near Moulsang village in Churachandpur district, Manipur. A Bomb Disposal Team was quickly deployed. The device was confirmed by an Explosive Detector Dog. Engineers safely destroyed the old ordnance in a controlled manner. This operation ensured civilian safety and regional security.
Manipur is a highly weaponised society: Former Assam Rifles DG
In an interview with The Hindu, a former Director General of Assam Rifles describes Manipur as a highly weaponised society and explains how arms proliferation and security challenges are contributing to the resurgence of violence in the state.
Supreme Court orders forensic analysis of audio clip linking Biren Singh to Manipur violence
The Supreme Court has directed the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Gujarat, to conduct a forensic examination of an audio recording allegedly linking former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh to the 2023 ethnic violence in the state. The Bench of Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice K Vinod Chandran issued the direction on Thursday while [] The post Supreme Court orders forensic analysis of audio clip linking Biren Singh to Manipur violence appeared first on India Legal .
Key bridge in Manipur's Churachandpur collapses
SC orders forensic test of audio clip linking ex-CM Biren Singh to Manipur violence
NEW DELHI, April 30: The Supreme Court on Thursday directed for an examination of an audio clip allegedly linking former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh to the ethnic violence in the northeastern state by the National Forensic Sciences University in Gujarat. A bench of Justices Sanjay Kumar and K Vinod Chandran issued the direction []
Top Court Orders Test Of Audio 'Linking' Biren Singh To Manipur Violence
More than 260 people were killed and thousands displaced since the ethnic violence broke out between the Imphal valley-based Meitei and neighbouring hills-based Kuki communities in May 2023.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh appeals to public to maintain harmony
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh inaugurated five development projects in Langthabal Assembly Constituency. These include water supply schemes and community halls. The Chief Minister urged the public to maintain harmony and be wary of disruptive elements. He assured that developmental work will continue across all regions.
Working to restore peace in Manipur since assuming office: CM Khemchand
IMPHAL, April 29: Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh on Wednesday said that since assuming office in February, he has been engaging with MLAs, officials and members of different communities to work collectively for the restoration of peace in the state. Speaking at the inauguration of five infrastructure projects in Langthabal constituency of Imphal West []
Security forces destroy 12 illegal bunkers in Manipurs Kangpokpi, Ukhrul
IMPHAL, April 29: Security forces have destroyed 12 illegal bunkers erected by armed groups in different parts of Manipurs Kangpokpi and Ukhrul districts, a police statement said on Wednesday. Three illegal bunkers were destroyed at Lungter hill and one each at Tingpibung and Leplen villages in Saikul police station area in Kangpokpi district on Tuesday. []
Protest rallies against gunfight in Manipurs Kuki villages, ex-CMs audio tape
CHURACHANDPUR, April 29: Thousands of people on Wednesday took out multiple rallies in Kuki-majority areas of Manipurs four districts to protest the recent gunfight at a village in Ukhrul district that left two people dead on April 24. The rallies were also held demanding swift judicial action to find out the truth behind the audio []
Bengaluru city police launch Indias first multilingual AI system in Namma 112 emergency service
The system currently supports more than 10 languages Indian languages such as Bengali, Gujarati, Odia, Manipuri, Kashmiri, Nepali and Assamese, along with international languages like Spanish, French and Arabic.
Manipur: Security forces destroy 12 illegal bunkers in Kangpokpi
Security forces have destroyed 12 illegal bunkers erected by armed groups in different parts of Manipurs Kangpokpi and Ukhrul districts, a police statement said on Wednesday. Three illegal bunkers were destroyed at Lungter hill and one each at Tingpibung and Leplen villages in Saikul police station area in Kangpokpi district on Tuesday. Seven illegal bunkers 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 Drug Bust in Manipur: 4.267 Kilograms of Heroin Seized, Two Arrested
Imphal, April 29: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), in collaboration with the Assam Rifles and state police, has arrested two drug traffickers in Manipur and seized 4.267 kilograms of heroin valued at approximately 8.5 crore. Officials reported that this operation also dismantled a smuggling network linked to Myanmar. During the joint operation conducted on Tuesday, ... Read more Major Drug Bust in Manipur: 4.267 Kilograms of Heroin Seized, Two Arrested
PM Modi inaugurates six BCCI indoor cricket academies across northeast India
The academies are located in Rangpo (Sikkim), Doimukh (Arunachal Pradesh), Imphal (Manipur), Madankurklang (Meghalaya), Aizawl (Mizoram), and Dimapur (Nagaland)
NCB Imphal Zonal Unit busts major heroin trafficking network in Manipur
A major drug bust occurred in Manipur. Narcotics Control Bureau, Assam Rifles, and Manipur Police seized heroin valued at 8.5 crore. Two individuals were arrested during the operation in Churachandpur District. The drugs originated from Myanmar. This successful operation disrupts drug trafficking networks along the Indo-Myanmar border. Efforts continue to make Manipur drug-free.
PM Modi to virtually inaugurate MCAs indoor academy
By Our Reporter SHILLONG, April 27: The Meghalaya Cricket Associations (MCA) Indoor Cricket Academy at Kurkalang in Ri-Bhoi, is set for formal inauguration on Wednesday as part of a landmark ceremony in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually inaugurate indoor stadiums across six north eastern states (Meghalaya, Sikkim, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradaesh) []
Amid fresh unrest, Home Secretary reviews Manipur security situation
The security vacuum created due to withdrawal of around 8,500 Central armed police forces for deployment during West Bengal elections, and new areas of conflict between Kuki and Naga communities among the issues discussed
Manipur Congress Criticizes Chief Minister Over NRC Confusion
Imphal, April 27: The opposition Congress party in Manipur has sharply criticized Chief Minister N. Biren Singh. They claim that linking the National Register of Citizens (NRC) process with the census has caused confusion among the public. Hareeshwar Goswami, Vice President of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee, condemned the Chief Ministers recent statements regarding the ... Read more Manipur Congress Criticizes Chief Minister Over NRC Confusion
Violence-hit Manipur issues media advisory
Manipur government issues new guidelines for media. All news outlets must verify information from unauthorized groups. Reporting on banned organizations is prohibited. Sensational headlines and content that incite fear are forbidden. Media must ensure accuracy and fairness. Violations will lead to legal action. The aim is to maintain public order and communal harmony.
DC Edit | Rein In Tribal Security Groups First To Bring Manipur Peace
Fresh clashes among Kuki and Naga groups expose limits of state control
Did Assam Rifles Supply Gear to Kukis in Manipur? Govt Calls Claims Fake
Government dismisses viral claims that Assam Rifles personnel supplied tactical gear to militants in Manipurs Ukhrul, calling them fake and misleading.
Central Government Approves Over 947 Crore for Relief and Rehabilitation of Manipur Violence Victims
Imphal, April 26: The Union Home Ministry has sanctioned 424.36 crore for the operation of relief camps established by the Manipur government to shelter those affected by ethnic violence in the state. According to the state Home Department, an additional 523 crore has been approved for the rehabilitation of internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by ... Read more Central Government Approves Over 947 Crore for Relief and Rehabilitation of Manipur Violence Victims
Centre sanctions over Rs 947 crore for relief, rehabilitation of Manipur violence victims
Imphal, April 26: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has approved Rs 424.36 crore for the operation of relief camps set up by the Manipur government to provide shelter to people affected by the ethnic violence in the state, officials said. According to the state Home Department, the MHA has also sanctioned Rs 523 []
NCB seizes 474 soap cases of heroin worth 11 crore in Manipur
Three arrested in joint operation; the agency says it has been intensifying its operations in Manipur due to its proximity to international borders and exposure to transnational drug trafficking routes
NCB Seizes 11 Crore Worth Heroin in Manipur, Three Traffickers Arrested
474 soap cases of heroin recovered from concealed vehicle cavity in Churachandpur; probe on to trace cross-border network
Violence Erupts at Kokomi Rally in Imphal, Student Organization Member Injured
Imphal, April 26: A rally organized by the Manipur Integrity Coordination Committee (Kokomi) turned violent on Saturday as certain factions of the crowd expressed their anger against the organization. During the unrest, a member of Kokomis student wing was injured. The rally was called to present several questions to the Manipur government. Protesters marched towards ... Read more Violence Erupts at Kokomi Rally in Imphal, Student Organization Member Injured
Manipur CM Appeals to Families to Accept Bodies of Children Killed in Bomb Attack
Imphal, April 26: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has urged the families of two children killed in a bombing in Bishnupur district to accept their bodies, which have been in the morgue for 19 days. On April 7, a powerful bomb was thrown at their home in Tronglaobi village while the victims were asleep. ... Read more Manipur CM Appeals to Families to Accept Bodies of Children Killed in Bomb Attack
Violence spreads to Naga areas in Manipur
Ethnic violence in Manipur has now reached Naga-dominated regions. Ukhrul district witnessed a deadly clash on Friday, claiming three lives and injuring several. Security forces have intensified operations to restore order and apprehend those responsible. The situation remains tense as authorities work to prevent further escalation in the border district.
Manipur CM N Biren Singh meets locals to ease tensions
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh is engaging in talks with local representatives to address the state's current challenges. He emphasizes dialogue as the path to peace, acknowledging the hardships faced by daily wage earners and students.
March to Manipur CMs house foiled; 22 injured
They took out the march demanding action against those behind the April 7 bomb attack that killed two children
Manipur: Protesters Clash With Police During March to CM's Residence
However, a group of agitators were later allowed to meet Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh and they submitted a memorandum on the matter
Manipur: Thousands of protesters clash with police during march to CM's residence
Thousands marched in Imphal seeking permanent peace and justice. Police prevented their march towards the Chief Minister's residence. A group later met Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh. They submitted a memorandum regarding the ongoing ethnic conflict. The organization COCOMI demands action on recent child deaths. They vow to intensify protests if demands are not met.
250 Indian Jews from NE Region Reach Israel; 1,200 More to Reach by Year End
The Bnei Menashe community, which lives in parts of Manipur and Mizoram, claims descent from the biblical tribe of Manasseh, and has been slowly making its way to Israel since the 1990s
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