Babie Shirin
IFP Reporter, IMPHAL, Manipur
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Posted on 15 May 2022
The Manipur High Court has given three more months to the state government to frame rules and regulations for managing private Integrated Rehabilitation Centres for Addicts (IRCA) in the state till July 11, 2022.
Posted on 10 Apr 2022
Three convicts in Umorok Trader Gangrape Case were arrested on March 22, 2012 and served life-term imprisonment in Manipur Jail.
Posted on 16 Mar 2022
India has about four crore pending court cases in the district courts, about 58 lakh cases in various high courts and about 70,000 cases pending in the Supreme Court.
Posted on 16 Mar 2022
The CBI filed an application for returning original documents, articles, and statements recorded under section 161 CrPC.
Posted on 17 Mar 2022
The Report of Heirangoithong Firing inquiry Commission, 1985 was reprinted by the EEVFAM and the Human Rights Alert and released on March 14, 2022, 38th anniversary of Heirangoithong Massacre 1985.
Posted on 23 Feb 2022
Near Threatened Ferruginous duck (Ferruginous Pochard) was spotted at Lamphelpat wetlands in Imphal West during a random survey by ornithologist S Subramanya on the morning of February 18.
Posted on 17 Feb 2022
The one-on-one interaction was held between the prisoners in Sajiwa Jail and the representatives from Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI).
Posted on 13 Feb 2022
As Wangjing- Heirok riverbed in Thoubal district has now become a hub for illegal mining of sand and pebbles, in the absence of any action against it by authorities concerned, the river has dried up and villagers fear losing the river and the disastrous impact on the ecosystem of the area.
Posted on 11 Feb 2022
Amid the cold winter, old people and small traders are suffering as the demand for charcoal is growing and the price is rising, but the supply is running out as several candidates have reportedly bought them out directly from the suppliers in preparation for the coming state Assembly elections.
Posted on 5 Feb 2022
The All Loktak Lake Area Fishermen Union Manipur is of the view that the Loktak Livelihood Mission, which is yet to get clearance from LDA, is a "useless mission" that will not benefit any fishermen.
Posted on 24 Jan 2022
‘Proper revision of respective voter identity highly needed’
Posted on 27 Jan 2022
Panchayati Raj Institutes in Manipur imposed 48-hour total shutdown in areas under the jurisdiction of all Panchayats from Thursday 6 am.
Posted on 25 Jan 2022
Questions are being raised over the inclusion of age group of 0-6 years among the total 1,343 transgender in Manipur as per the 2011 Census.
Posted on 19 Jan 2022
A traveller entering Manipur by Mao Gate revealed that he received a fake RT-PCR negative test report from a nearby Dimapur railway station for Rs 250 and entered the Mao Gate.
Posted on 11 Jan 2022
Imphal West has the highest crime rate of 31 cases followed by Imphal East and Bishnupur with the crime rate of 15 and eight cases respectively.
Posted on 14 Dec 2021
Several factors keep most sexual harassment cases away from being reported, officials said during an awareness programme conducted by the Department of Law, Manipur University.
Posted on 2 Dec 2021
The Election Commission of India had approved Champu Khangpok village at Loktak Lake as a polling station on November 11, 2020. However, the polling station has now been shifted to Karang High School.
Posted on 25 Nov 2021
The irrigation system in Manipur is not fully developed and therefore, the main source of water for agricultural purposes is rain water.
Posted on 25 Nov 2021
School transport issue, including lack of vehicle and hike in fare, may deter some students from attending physical classes.
Posted on 16 Nov 2021
The serious environmental concern was highlighted during a consultation and awareness programme on “Protection of Land, Rivers and Forest in Leimatak Area,” that was held at Luangjeng (Thangal) village in Manipur on Sunday.
