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IMPHAL, Manipur
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Posted on 4 Oct 2024
Senseless violence like beheadings, rape and molestation, violent killings of innocents had happened in the conflict. But, most of them happened in the heat of the moment. But abduction resulting in hostage situation is pre-mediated violence with a design pointing to an act of terrorism. No amount of justification from the abductors and those involved would suffice.
Posted on 4 Oct 2024
There was a period when women were forced to deal with addiction with little social or medical support but that critical period has been overcome with at least two drug addiction centres, Manipur social welfare director Ng Uttam said.
Posted on 4 Oct 2024
A team of Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MCPCR) visited the spot at Haoreibi under Imphal West district and collected reports from the locals on the death of a mother (Basanti Devi) and her 4-year-old daughter in a mysterious way.
Posted on 4 Oct 2024
COCOMI urged people of Manipur to stage a meira (torch) rally at 8 pm on Friday in protest against the army chief Upendra Dwivedi’s remark on the ongoing violence in Manipur.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
The mob managed to decamp with eight 9mm pistols, six INSAS rifles, three AK-47 rifles, two 9mm carbines, one SLR, and one Sten gun, sources said.
Posted on 4 Oct 2024
The Union cabinet on Thursday approved the recognition of five more languages namely Marathi, Bengali, Pali, Prakrit and Assamese taking the number of classical languages to 11.
Posted on 4 Oct 2024
Three persons including a 6 MR personnel were killed in Wednesday violence and around 46 injured many of whom were evacuated to Imphal.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
According to police sources, 11 Kuki undertrial prisoners were handed over to Sapermeina PS at 2 am Thursday before the two abducted youths were handed over to the police.
Posted on 2 Oct 2024
Curfew has been imposed in Ukhrul town with immediate effect until further notice.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
There is no provision for providing mental solace and a hope for their children. How to deal with the collective trauma faced by this generation as still there is no solution in sight or a light at the end of the dark tunnel? Relief and rehabilitation work is okay, but dealing with the trauma is more important, for which restoration of peace is required.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
M Tombi said that for over 500 days, the people of Manipur have been suffering due to the ongoing crisis, and both the state and central governments have been unable to manage the situation or restore peace.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president K Meghachandra said “it is really unfortunate and we condemn the statement because there has been physical evidence of drone bombing and rocket missile attacks. The state home department has given that there have been use of hi-tech drone bombarding."
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
The incident occurred around 9 pm on Tuesday when a team from Lamphel Police Station, led by Officer-in-Charge Khogen Pangambam, came to deliver eviction notices to the residents of Lamphel Khunou, Imphal West.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh seeks support to restore peace in Ukhrul.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
MLA Leishiyo Keishing, Transport Minister Khashim Vashum and Ukhrul assembly constituency MLA Ram Muivah appealed to all to step back from the brink of further escalation.
Posted on 3 Oct 2024
The strike stems from growing outrage over the recent abduction of two Meitei youths by Kuki militants.
Posted on 2 Oct 2024
Manipur Police DGP Rajiv Singh met with Kuki CSOs in Kangpokpi to discuss the release of Thoithoi and Thoithoiba.
Posted on 2 Oct 2024
Veteran Meira Paibi leader Th Ramani urged for searching the abducted youths as soon as possible and handing them over to the women or to the family.
Posted on 2 Oct 2024
A joint release issued by the said CSOs questioned the facts behind the allegations that Babloo Loitongbam is anti-Meitei and helping the Kukis in connection with the Manipur conflict.
Posted on 2 Oct 2024
Guest faculties of Manipur University of Culture (MUC) along with the students of the varsity staged a sit-in protest on the university campus on Tuesday demanding the regularisation of 28 guest faculty members.
