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Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has painted a cautiously optimistic portrait of the state’s future, saying significant improvements in law and order suggest that Manipur is steadily progressing toward peace and development. While acknowledging the challenges ahead, he commended intensified efforts—from weapon surrenders to community dialogue—that have helped restore stability and governance. All of this…
Short Summary of the News Manipur Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Singh has announced that peace is gradually returning to the state and launched a three-phase plan to resettle approximately 57,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) by December 2025. The first phase begins in July, followed by further relocations in October and December. The state will aid…
Summary of the News ArticleThree major Meitei civil society organizations—COCOMI, AMUCO, and FOCS—have formed a unified 19-member delegation to meet with Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) officials in New Delhi on June 30, 2025. Their focus is on addressing the sustained crisis in Manipur, now under President’s Rule, with key demands including restoring territorial integrity, reopening highways, resettling…
News Summary Around 100 internally displaced persons (IDPs) who fled Haotak Pampha Khunou in Manipur’s Bishnupur district after a violent attack on 10 January 2024 finally returned home on 19 May 2025. A “home-coming” ceremony—arranged by local MLA Sanasam Premchandra and the BJP Kumbi Mandal—welcomed them back. Villagers say a stronger deployment of central security…