Manipur: Two Arrested for RSS Office Attack inImphal East
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Manipur: Two Arrested for RSS Office Attack inImphal East

News Summary On May 12, 2025, Manipur police, in collaboration with central security forces, arrested two individuals—Haobijam Khumarjit (45) and Haobijam Mangangcha Singh, also known as Naobi (41)—for their alleged involvement in the November 2024 attack on the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Haraorou, Imphal East district. The duo, residents of Yumnam Khunou Awang…

Manipur Villagers Stand United: “Do Not Transfer Central Forces from Uyok Hills”
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Manipur Villagers Stand United: “Do Not Transfer Central Forces from Uyok Hills”

Summary of the News Article In a powerful plea, the residents of Manipur’s Uyok Hills have urged authorities to maintain the presence of central forces, fearing that their withdrawal could lead to renewed violence. Protests erupted after plans to transfer the Border Security Force (BSF) and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel came to light,…

Insurgents from Myanmar Civil War Worsen Manipur Ethnic Conflict
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Insurgents from Myanmar Civil War Worsen Manipur Ethnic Conflict

Summary of the News Insurgents from Myanmar’s civil war have crossed into Manipur, India, intensifying the ongoing ethnic conflict between the Meitei and Kuki communities. Equipped with advanced weaponry and combat experience, these fighters have exacerbated violence, leading to increased casualties and displacement. In response, the Indian government has deployed additional troops to the region….

Those ‘Evicted’ From Assam Can Return To Manipur If They Were Residents Prior To 1961: Chief Minister Singh

Those ‘Evicted’ From Assam Can Return To Manipur If They Were Residents Prior To 1961: Chief Minister Singh

SummaryManipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh announced that individuals evicted from Assam’s Karbi Anglong district can return to their native villages in Manipur if they or their ancestors resided there before 1961. This follows recent evictions affecting around 500-600 people, mainly from the Kuki community. Singh emphasized verification by local officials to ensure rightful claims,…

Manipur Violence: Six Women and Children Found Dead Amid Rising Tensions
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Manipur Violence: Six Women and Children Found Dead Amid Rising Tensions

Summary Recent events in Manipur’s ongoing ethnic conflict have taken a tragic turn, with six women and children discovered dead after being reported missing from Jiribam district. The discovery comes amidst escalating violence between the Meitei and Kuki communities, further intensifying the crisis. Authorities continue rescue operations for other missing persons, as the region remains…

When Will We Go Home? Inside the Plight of Manipur’s Displaced Residents
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When Will We Go Home? Inside the Plight of Manipur’s Displaced Residents

Summary Thousands in Manipur remain displaced after ethnic violence broke out, leading to protests from families stuck in relief camps who urgently seek a path back to their homes. This article explores the background, current struggles, and calls for government intervention to restore safety and stability. Full Article Understanding Manipur’s Displacement Crisis: Why Are People…

Villages in Zeilad Wildlife Sanctuary Protest in Tamenglong District: A Deep Dive

Villages in Zeilad Wildlife Sanctuary Protest in Tamenglong District: A Deep Dive

Summary Villagers from areas affected by the Zeilad Wildlife Sanctuary in Manipur’s Tamenglong district staged a protest rally at Makuai village. They voiced concerns about land ownership and displacement, opposing the lack of government intervention in safeguarding their ancestral lands. The protest highlights growing tensions between conservation efforts and local communities’ rights, underscoring the need…