Revisiting recent history
IFP Bureau26 Jan 2024
As the present communal conflict unfolded, Meitei settlements in Churachandpur and Moreh had been laid to waste while Jiribam remained largely untouched by the conflict.
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IFP Bureau3 Nov 2023
It becomes extremely dangerous and provocative when people begin to put forth views and opinions based on one-sided versions and half-baked truths.
It’s the site, stupid!
IFP Bureau4 Aug 2023
The Meitei community is not stopping the Kuki-Zo community from honouring or burying their dead. It is the site where the Kuki-Zo community is proposing to conduct the mass burial of the 35 dead bodies.
Campaign against land scammers
IFP Bureau3 Apr 2023
IFP Editorial: The present district boundary system as it exists is quite arbitrary and not people friendly and it needs to be rationalized.
The squatters of Waithou area
IFP Bureau26 Apr 2022
IFP Editorial: Land-grabbing has always powerful people pulling the strings from the back and the squatters are their pawn.
Rationalisation of Revenue Department
IFP Bureau15 Apr 2022
IFP Editorial: The word of the Supervisor Kanungo (SK) is final in determining individual ownership of a land or the actual status of the land in question as to whether it is a homestead land or agricultural land. They are so powerful that it is very difficult to transfer or take action against them when they are at fault or suspected of tampering with land records.
Committee warns against rechristening of National Sports University as NSU Konsakhul
IFP Bureau8 Dec 2021
Secretary of Koutuk, Senjam Khunou development committee and NSU construction demand Committee, Manipur Maibam Suninkumar said that Koutruk and Senjam Khunou of Imphal West donated the land for construction of NSU without taking any compensation.
National Sports University Row: KAJAC to intensify stir, issues ultimatum
Tamenglong Correspondent12 Nov 2021
If the state government fails to respond to the calls of KAJAC for dialogue, it will be compelled to intensify any forms of democratic agitations, KAJAC stated in a release.
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