The Indian Air Force has provided relief to landslide-hit villages in Manipur

An Indian Air Force helicopter successfully delivered essential supplies to Santing, Saichang, and other villages impacted by several landslides along the Churachandpur–Tipaimukh Road (NH 102B), which is a crucial route for the Kuki-Zo community in the Churachandpur district of Manipur. The relief effort, spearheaded by the District Administration of Churachandpur, was carried out in close…

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Manipur Congress leader urges Naga bodies to lift bandh for humanitarian relief

Manipur Congress Vice President Dr. Lamtinthang Haokip has made a heartfelt appeal to Naga civil society groups to lift the ongoing bandh along the Kangpokpi-Churachandpur route, citing its severe impact on humanitarian relief efforts in the violence-affected region.In a letter addressed to the President and Secretary of the Foot Hills Naga Co-ordinating Committee (FNC), Dr….

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In India, Sadhguru advocates for greater attention to mental health amid alarming s*icide rates

India has a suicide instance every three minutes, with student populations being among the most impacted, according to Spiritual Guru Sadhguru, who said that improving a person’s mental health is essential to overcoming this issue that affects civilizations all over the world. “Student communities are among the most affected by mental health issues, which are…

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Manipur bans trekking and camping in Langol Reserve to curb illegal activities, protect wildlife

The Manipur Forest Department has issued a complete ban on camping, trekking, and expeditions in the Langol Reserve Forest, with immediate effect. The order comes in response to a sharp increase in unauthorised human presence, particularly in the Punshilok area, which has become a hotspot for recreational intrusion without official approval.The order, dated July 29,…

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President’s Rule not effectively addressing the issues in Manipur, it focusing on healing rather than security

The extension of President’s Rule in Manipur indicates that normalcy in the ethnically divided state is not forthcoming. Continuously resorting to an administrative remedy for a political issue reflects a lack of creative thinking. The frayed social fabric of the state requires a return to the traditional politics of reconciliation, rather than merely viewing it…

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