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A three-week‑long Skill Development Training Program for displaced family members in Kangpokpi district, Manipur, wrapped up at the Sandang Shenba Maring Community Hall. The initiative, which began on June 17, 2025, saw approximately 160 trainees participate, equipping them with practical skills to boost employability and rebuild livelihoods. The ceremony was honored by key dignitaries, government…
News Summary On May 30, 2025, 120 families displaced by ethnic violence in Manipur staged a peaceful sit-in protest at the Ima Panthoibi Community Hall in Imphal West. These families, originally from Moreh, Churachandpur, and Phougakchao Ikhai village, are currently residing in the Langol housing complex. They are demanding that the government revoke its order…
📰 News Summary On April 21, 2025, a delegation representing internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Churachandpur district submitted a memorandum to Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla and Chief Secretary Prasant Kumar Singh. The Churachandpur Meitei United Committee (CMUC), comprising five civil society groups, outlined urgent welfare and rehabilitation measures needed for approximately 2,000 displaced families….
Summary of the News Article Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey recently visited Churachandpur to meet with representatives of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). The visit aimed to address ongoing ethnic tensions between the Kuki and Meitei communities, while also assessing ground realities. During the meeting, CSO representatives expressed their concerns and proposed solutions for restoring peace. Governor…
Summary of the News Article The violent ethnic clashes in Manipur in May 2023 led to the displacement of over 60,000 individuals. To address the dire situation, the Manipur government initiated the construction of 3,000 pre-fabricated shelters across 14 districts, with 2,660 completed and 2,520 currently occupied by January 2025. These shelters aim to offer…
Introduction Ningol Chakkouba, one of Manipur’s most cherished holidays, brings family members together for food, love, and blessings. But this year, many in Manipur can’t return to their homes due to violent displacement in early May. This article dives into the plight of these families, their longing for home, and what this holiday symbolizes. Understanding…
Summary On October 25, 2024, Manipur’s Chief Minister N. Biren Singh inaugurated a housing complex at Langol’s National Games Village. This facility will serve as a new home for 120 displaced families from regions like Moreh, Churachandpur, and Phoubakchao. Designed to provide stability and safety, this initiative marks a significant step in the state’s commitment…
Introduction: A Ray of Hope Amidst the Crisis Manipur, a state that has seen intense ethnic violence since May 2023, is about to receive some much-needed support. With thousands of homes lost due to the conflict between non-tribal Meitei and tribal Kuki-Zo communities, the Indian government has stepped in with a significant development. Under the…