Protests Erupt Across Manipur Hills Over Mulam Attack, Demand Accountability and Probe
Residents in Moreh staged a sit-in protest condemning the recent attack and urged the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Prime Minister’s Office to ensure accountability and take steps to restore peace in the region. A protest rally was also held in Churachandpur (Lamka), where participants raised concerns over the alleged attack on the Kuki…
Security Operations Intensify in Manipur Amid Ongoing Ethnic Tensions
Over the past 48 hours, security forces in Manipur have worked together to destroy 12 illegal bunkers built by armed groups in the Kangpokpi and Ukhrul districts. The crackdown, which was reported on April 29, shows that the government is working harder to stop the ongoing unrest and bring order back to the unstable area….
Arsenal Revealed in Attempted Plot Against President Trump
A chilling security report has detailed the specific weaponry recovered from “Friendly Federal Assassin” Allen following his failed attempt to target President Donald Trump during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner (WHCD). Federal authorities disclosed that the suspect was apprehended in close proximity to the high-profile event carrying a sophisticated tactical kit designed for lethal precision…
Development Hinges on Peace in Manipur, Says Chief Minister
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on April 28 stated that peace is essential for the state’s development, emphasizing that the government is making every effort to restore normalcy through dialogue and discussions. He made these remarks while attending the inauguration of the Ebudhou Phunal Ningthou Telheiba–Santhok Ningthou Apanba event, organized by the Lai Haraoba…
Naga women’s groups raise concern over delay in Reny Wilfred se*xual harassment case
Several Naga tribal women’s organisations have expressed strong concern over the slow progress in the alleged sexual harassment case involving suspended IAS officer Reny Wilfred, saying the delay in the legal process has caused deep disappointment and raised serious questions about accountability and justice. In a joint statement issued on Monday, 13 Naga women’s organisations…
NESO calls for immediate steps to end Manipur violence, urges peace through dialogue
The North East Students’ Organisation has called for urgent and meaningful action to end the ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur, saying the continued unrest has exposed serious failures in governance and delayed efforts to restore peace in the troubled state.In a statement issued on Monday, NESO Chairman Samuel B. Jyrwa said both the state and…
PM Engages with Youth Through Football, Meets Padma Awardees in Gangtok
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today participated in a vibrant football session with youngsters during a pleasant morning in Gangtok, Sikkim. “Nothing like playing some football with my young friends in Sikkim on a lovely Gangtok morning!” the Prime Minister wrote on X. “Clearly, an energising football session with these youngsters! A football morning in Gangtok!…
Deputy CM Losii Dikho Calls for Collective Effort to Realise Manipur’s Tourism and Economic Potential
Manipur can transform into a “heaven on earth” provided the state establishes lasting peace, Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho stated on April 27. Addressing the launch of the 7th State Level Media Fellowship on Climate Change Reporting (2026–27) at the Civil Secretariat in Mantripukhri, Imphal East, the Deputy Chief Minister underscored that stability is the…
Manipur: Five Arrested for Vandalizing Fertilizer-Laden Truck in Bishnupur
Manipur Police arrested five individuals for their alleged involvement in vandalizing a truck carrying fertilizer and destroying its consignment at Moirang Patlou under Moirang Police Station in Bishnupur district. The accused have been identified as Laishram Avijit Singh (25) and Khwairakpam Dhaneshwor Singh (25), both from Thamnapokpi village; Alex Moirangthem (25) of Ngangkhalawai Awang Leikai;…
Naga Groups Allege Atrocities by Security Forces
Three Naga organisations have accused the security forces of meting out atrocities, brutalities, intimidations and threats to the Nagas in strife-torn Manipur. The Working Committee of the United Naga Council (UNC), the Naga Women Union (NWU) and the All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) issued separate press statements, alleging “heavy militarisation” of many Naga-inhabited areas…
