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The Foothills Naga Coordination Committee (FNCC) has formally submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi objecting to proposals to establish designated camps for Kuki militant groups in parts of Kangpokpi district it describes as undisputed Naga ancestral territory. The memo (dated September 9, 2025) named specific sites — Kharam Vaiphei, J. Thomkholui and Sijang…
Summary of the News Article Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the Mandav Yumpham relief camp in Imphal West staged a sit-in protest on July 1, demanding action after a Meitei family’s land documents disappeared. The family—headed by Oinam Thoithoi, whose home in Kangpokpi’s Charharzar Meitei Leikai was destroyed during the May 2023 ethnic violence—submitted computerized…
In a recent development, the Manipur Naga People’s Organisation (MNPO) has issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the state government, demanding immediate action regarding the ongoing Kuki-Zo shutdown. The MNPO’s stance reflects the escalating tensions and the urgent need for resolution in the region. Understanding the MNPO’s Ultimatum and the Kuki-Zo Shutdown To comprehend the gravity…
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…
Summary A landmark meeting is scheduled to take place in Delhi between Meitei, Kuki, and Naga MLAs as part of efforts to address the ongoing ethnic violence and tensions in Manipur. This meeting could serve as a pivotal moment for fostering dialogue and peace among these communities, which have been at odds for months. The…
Summary of the News Article In a recent development, the Manipur government has declared that villages not recognized by the state will no longer be eligible for government benefits and welfare schemes. This policy move is significant, as it affects numerous unrecognized settlements across the state, including those in the hill regions. The government aims…