Manipur Establishes Special NIA Court in Churachandpur to Address Ethnic Violence Cases
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Manipur Establishes Special NIA Court in Churachandpur to Address Ethnic Violence Cases

News Summary In a significant move towards justice and accountability, the Indian government has designated the District and Sessions Court in Churachandpur, Manipur, as a Special Court under the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Act. This court will handle cases related to the ethnic violence that erupted in the state in May 2023. The decision aims…

Supreme Court Judges’ Delegation Visits Manipur: A Comprehensive Overview
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Supreme Court Judges’ Delegation Visits Manipur: A Comprehensive Overview

In a significant move to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Manipur, a delegation of Supreme Court judges arrived in Imphal on March 22, 2025. Their mission: to assess and bolster legal and humanitarian support for those affected by the ethnic violence that has plagued the region since May 2023. Summary of the Visit A…

Manipur Govt Declares Two Wanted for Teen Murder: Unraveling the Tragedy, Investigation, and Community Impact
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Manipur Govt Declares Two Wanted for Teen Murder: Unraveling the Tragedy, Investigation, and Community Impact

IntroductionImagine the shock that ripples through a close-knit community when a teenager, the very symbol of hope and future, falls victim to a brutal crime. Recently, the Manipur government declared two individuals as wanted in connection with the murder of a teen, setting off a wave of public outrage and a determined hunt for justice….

The Silent Scars of Manipur: A Tale of Trauma, Violence, and Resilience
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The Silent Scars of Manipur: A Tale of Trauma, Violence, and Resilience

Struggle for Justice: Women and Violence in Manipur Summary Manipur has been a hotspot of severe violence and unrest, particularly in recent years, with the ongoing ethnic conflict and resulting atrocities against women. The horrific incidents of sexual violence, including a viral video of women being paraded naked, have brought the issue of systemic injustice…

Where is Kamalbabu? JAC Seeks Defense Minister’s Intervention to Locate Him
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Where is Kamalbabu? JAC Seeks Defense Minister’s Intervention to Locate Him

The Joint Action Committee (JAC) for missing Manipur resident Laishram Kamalbabu has called for the intervention of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh to aid in his search. Kamalbabu, who has been missing since November 25, was last seen entering the 57 Mountain Division Headquarters at Leimakhong. The JAC has presented crucial evidence that confirms his entry…

Violence in Manipur: A Community in Mourning
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Violence in Manipur: A Community in Mourning

Summary of the Article In Manipur’s Bishnupur district, a recent militant attack claimed the life of a 34-year-old woman, Sapam Sophia, while she was working in a paddy field. This tragic incident, allegedly involving Kuki militants, has spurred grief and anger among local communities, prompting demands for justice. Local authorities, including MLA S Premchandra, have…

Rongmei Organizations Condemn Assault on Railway Driver in Manipur

Rongmei Organizations Condemn Assault on Railway Driver in Manipur

Summary The Rongmei Naga Youths Organization Manipur (RNYOM) and Rongmei Naga Students’ Organization Manipur (RNSOM) have condemned the recent assault on Joshua Kamei, a railway driver allegedly abducted and tortured near Keikhu Kabui Khul Gate by suspected Arambai Tenggol members. RNYOM has demanded immediate legal action and threatened peaceful protests, including road blockades, if justice…

UNC Condemns Assault on Naga People, Calls for Immediate Action

UNC Condemns Assault on Naga People, Calls for Immediate Action

Summary: The United Naga Council (UNC) has strongly condemned recent assaults on Naga individuals in Manipur, urging authorities to take immediate action. The council highlighted that ethnic conflicts in the region have caused significant suffering for the Naga people and called for intervention from civil organizations to end unjust harassment, detentions, and extortion on highways….

Manipur Human Rights Commission Becomes Non-Functional Again: A Call for Action

Manipur Human Rights Commission Becomes Non-Functional Again: A Call for Action

Summary: The Manipur Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has once again become non-functional following the retirement of its chairperson, Utpalendu Bikas Saha, on August 19, 2024. This issue has persisted despite calls from organizations like the Centre for Organisation Research and Education (CORE), which highlights the critical need for a new chairperson amidst ongoing conflicts in…