Forty-six militants from the KCP group surrendered and laid down their arms at a 'homecoming' ceremony in Manipur, under the Revised Surrender-cum-Rehabilitation Policy, 2018.

Two students were injured during an anti-census protest in Manipur, organized by the Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (JFD), which called for a 48-hour shutdown across the state.

Political rivals in Manipur have united to oppose a proposed land swap with neighboring Myanmar.

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh stressed the critical importance of peace and normalcy for the state's development during Independence Day remarks. He reiterated that the path to progress in Manipur lies through achieving peace.

Unknown armed individuals set fire to nine houses in Tokpa Liangmai Naga village near Tumnoupokpi Thangal village in Manipur's Kangpokpi district.

The Supreme Court has directed the Gauhati High Court to consider establishing up to two exclusive courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence, particularly those probed by the CBI and NIA. This aims to expedite the judicial process for these sensitive cases.

Manipur's vital interstate bus service has reopened for the first time since 2023, with Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh addressing confusion caused by vested interest groups.

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that there is little hope of tracing two missing sailors and stated that audio clips linking Chief Minister Biren Singh to the Manipur unrest were doctored.

A CRPF constable died by suicide in Manipur, an incident that occurred just one day after a CRPF assistant sub-inspector allegedly killed two colleagues and injured another before also dying by suicide.

A Naga Village Guard was killed and two security personnel were injured during an operation in Manipur. The victim was identified as Lanbimei Riamei (22) from Longmai Bazar in Noney district.

Conrad Sangma, a political leader, stated that peace in Manipur requires trust-building and the rehabilitation of internally displaced persons (IDPs), acknowledging no immediate solution but emphasizing sustained engagement.

The Indian Supreme Court has prohibited the posting and reposting of court hearing clips without prior permission. Additionally, the court has proposed the establishment of special courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence and urged for their swift investigation.

A PMGSY bridge in Manipur’s Kamjong district was blown up by unknown individuals, with a four-wheeler telecom vehicle also set on fire nearby. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.

The BJP has initiated an outreach campaign in a Muslim-dominated assembly seat in Manipur, with Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh stating his main goal is to unite the people of Manipur after three years of ethnic violence.

Following recent tensions in Senapati, the CRPF has deployed 100 bulletproof vehicles and revised its strategy for Manipur.

Justice Siddharth Mridul, who later became Manipur CJ, allegedly operated an LPG distributorship while serving as a judge, potentially violating judicial ethics. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited has issued notices regarding the alleged contract violation.

An opinion piece from 'Zalengam Diary' explores how the development of roads and infrastructure in Manipur is influencing and reshaping political demands for the division of the state.

An anti-terror agency-led team has arrested two individuals in connection with the killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur, following demands for justice from the Naga Students' Federation.

Security operations in Manipur are set to be stepped up following an ambush, with CoBRA forces leading the charge and RPF Director General GP Singh dispatched to monitor.

Despite a Rs 1,300-crore project sanctioned in 2022 to upgrade 203 km of the Manipur highway into an all-weather corridor, an NDTV ground report reveals the highway continues to struggle during the monsoon season.

Former UNLF chairman Rajkumar Meghen stated that non-state actors from outside India are overwhelming Kuki areas in Manipur, urging economic integration for peace.

Draft voter rolls have been published for three Indian states, with Odisha seeing the largest contraction of 2.01 million voters removed, followed by 158,000 in Manipur.

Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh defied boycott calls to attend a BJP MLA’s funeral, traveling by helicopter amid protests and road blockades and stating that dialogue is the only way forward.

A village in Manipur has been torched as new tensions erupt between the Naga and Kuki communities near border areas, following earlier ambushes that killed three church leaders and a Naga man.

A report from Manipur details the challenges faced due to inaccessible roads, likely reflecting the ongoing unrest and its impact on connectivity and daily life in the region.

The Assam Rifles have completed the biometric registration of 500 displaced Myanmar nationals in Kamjong, Manipur, as part of efforts to enhance border security and administrative planning.

A Naga body in Manipur has urged the Prime Minister to order a judicial probe into the alleged killing of six civilians in the region.

Violence between Naga and Kuki communities in Manipur, India, has escalated following the killing of six Nagas, raising fears of a civil war reminiscent of the 1990s.

India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted a massive anti-terror operation across Manipur, leading to the arrest of 10 individuals based on intelligence inputs and evidence from ongoing investigations.

In Manipur, India, three patients suffering from gunshot wounds have been admitted to a hospital, which remains on edge amidst ongoing tensions in the region.

A Manipur minister confirmed the identification of the bodies of six Naga men, stating that the handover process may take some time.

The Chief Minister of Nagaland has condemned the killing of six Nagas in Manipur and demanded immediate action against those responsible for the violence.

Protests have erupted in Manipur following the recovery of the bodies of six Naga hostages, a month after their kidnapping. The discovery has sparked outrage and demonstrations in the region.

An armed attack in a village in Manipur resulted in the death of a Kuki farmer.

The Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA), the CRPF's specialized jungle warfare unit, is now facing a new challenge in Manipur after years of anti-Naxal operations across central India.

The CRPF Director General GP Singh has reportedly told personnel not to hesitate to open fire if necessary during operations in Manipur, in a speech that has since gone viral.

Data revealed through an RTI request indicates that more than 700 internally displaced persons have died in Manipur since May 2023 due to ethnic conflict, with over 43,000 people still residing in relief camps.

An attack on a Kuki village in Manipur resulted in the deaths of three people, including a couple, and homes being set ablaze.

A Kuki organization has voiced opposition to the revision of Manipur's voter rolls, highlighting the exclusion of approximately 59,000 displaced individuals from the process.

Tensions are escalating in Manipur as plans to release 14 captive men face significant resistance, indicating a deepening hostage crisis in the region.

Police in Manipur have flagged a disinformation campaign targeting security forces and law enforcement on social media, announcing plans to take legal action against those spreading false information.

A highway in Manipur was found dug up a day after a truck driver was murdered, indicating ongoing local unrest or a specific incident of violence.

The BJP is reportedly weighing a Delhi-based role for former Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh, potentially involving a seat in the Rajya Sabha.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the CBI to ensure a speedy trial in cases related to the Manipur violence, aiming to restore victim confidence amid ongoing unrest in the region.

India's Supreme Court has emphasized the need to expedite trials in cases related to the ethnic violence that has plagued the state of Manipur.

Three years after riots devastated Manipur, the Indian state continues to experience violence and division, with barbed wire and armed checkpoints making travel difficult even before recent clashes.

The Director General of Police for Manipur, India, announced that 3,200 communal social media posts have been taken down after 5,406 such posts were identified following the eruption of ethnic violence in the region.

Activist Sonam Wangchuk acknowledged a positive step in talks between Ladakh representatives and the Centre, but warned that trust-building remains incomplete. He cited unresolved protest cases and institutional issues, expressing fears that Ladakh could become 'another Manipur'.

The Chief Minister of Manipur announced that the case involving six missing Naga villagers will be transferred to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Assam has recorded the highest number of drug trafficking arrests in East and Northeast India, while Manipur leads in heroin seizures, according to a cross-border drug trafficking report compiled using NCB data.

A hostage crisis in India's Manipur region has resulted in significant disruptions, including numerous trucks being stranded and a subsequent shrinking of essential supplies.

The Centre has appointed Manipur police chief Rajiv Singh as Secretary (Security), a role overseeing VIP protection, amidst ongoing ethnic clashes in the state.

An appeal has been made for all parties in Manipur to step back from conflict and focus on building trust to resolve ongoing tensions in the region.

Tangkhul Naga and Kuki groups in Manipur have blocked highways in protest, demanding the safety of missing people and highlighting repeated armed attacks terrorizing residents in their villages.

The Manipur hostage crisis persists, with ongoing shutdowns and blockades disrupting daily life, as two church teams visit affected districts to mediate peace between the Kuki and Naga communities.

Security forces in Manipur have initiated rescue operations following the abduction of civilians amidst Kuki-Naga clashes. While 28 individuals were released on May 15, others remain captive by the involved groups.

Negotiations are currently in progress for the release of individuals who remain in captivity by armed groups in Manipur, India.

Thirty-one people who were held hostage after three killings in Manipur have been released, though seven individuals remain captive, with one account describing being blindfolded and moved through mountainous areas under armed escort.

Manipur is facing a severe crisis as the tragic deaths of three church leaders and a civilian have escalated tensions, leading to a wave of retaliatory kidnappings and reports of over 38 people held hostage.

A Manipur government team is set to rush to Delhi amid a bandh (strike) protesting a census conducted without the National Register of Citizens (NRC), as Meitei groups press for an NRC to identify undocumented migrants.

Students in Manipur are protesting for the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the Census, and have called for a two-day strike.

Rival groups in Manipur have reportedly united to oppose a proposed land swap deal with Myanmar concerning border territories.

Two individuals from the Naga community were killed in a suspected Kuki militant attack on a village in Manipur, escalating ethnic tensions in the region.

Violence has erupted in Manipur, India, with nine houses and a church set ablaze by unknown armed miscreants in Kangpokpi district. Local officials are seeking urgent action and support for displaced families, citing an inadequate security response amid ongoing community tensions.

A Kuki group in Manipur has ended its counter-inter-district economic blockade and highway shutdown, which was launched in retaliation for a Naga group’s blockade.

India's Supreme Court has directed a panel to verify claims made by families affected by the Manipur violence who state they have not yet received rehabilitation benefits.

Manipur police have arrested eight individuals from banned underground outfits across various districts, seizing arms and explosives during the operations.

The Manipur government has informed the Supreme Court that a forensics lab report found 41 aberrations in an audio clip implicating former Chief Minister N Biren Singh in the state's violence case.

India is reportedly considering a proposal for a potential land swap with Myanmar to resolve long-standing border demarcation issues in sensitive areas, such as Manipur's Chandel district.

A Naga body in Manipur has alleged commando action and announced a shutdown following a gunfight between security forces and Naga volunteers during a search operation in Noney district.

Amid ongoing violence in Manipur, a faction has broken away from the NSCN(IM) to form a 'provisional government.' Concurrently, the Supreme Court has proposed establishing special courts for day-to-day trials of the 2023 Manipur violence cases, urging swift investigation completion.

In Manipur, insurgent groups have established a system of coercion, framed as statehood, which predates the ethnic violence that erupted in May 2023, revealing a deeper crisis.

Forty-six insurgents from a banned outfit have surrendered in Manipur, India, handing over 28 weapons to the government under a rehabilitation scheme that offers financial assistance.

Manipur Police has transferred 83 officers, including inspectors, in a significant reshuffle across various police stations, command units, and specialized wings.

India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two additional suspects in connection with the abduction and killing of six Nagas in Manipur. The incident involved 20 Nagas being abducted and held hostage after a twin ambush in May.

Nagaland's Deputy Chief Minister has assured that the situation in Manipur will not be allowed to impact Nagaland, following a deadly IED blast in the region.

A mob attacked an Assam Rifles camp in Manipur, throwing stones, torching vehicles, and prompting the use of tear gas by security forces.

Kuki-Zo organizations have approached Mizoram for support in Naga talks and urged the central government to de-escalate the ongoing crisis in Manipur.

Manipur Police have arrested two individuals, Kammang Lhouvum and Pagin Hangshing, in connection with houses being set on fire. Security forces intervened to prevent a larger clash in the area.

A couple has been arrested for their involvement in the killing of six Nagas, who were among 20 abducted in Leilon Vaiphei village amidst ethnic violence in Manipur following a twin ambush in Kangpokpi and Noney districts.

Civil society groups from Manipur have traveled to Delhi to advocate for the implementation of a National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the upcoming census, arguing it is crucial to identify illegal immigrants amidst widespread displacement and institutional breakdown.

Operations are ongoing in Manipur following an ambush that resulted in the deaths of two Assam Rifles personnel. A wreath-laying ceremony for the fallen soldiers is scheduled for Wednesday at Imphal International Airport.

The draft electoral rolls for Manipur list 19.34 lakh voters, with 1.58 lakh individuals failing to submit required forms.

A Manipur MLA, who died months after being injured in the 2023 violence, was finally buried. A guard of honour and gun salute were accorded ahead of the burial.

A Manipur MLA, who was brutally assaulted in 2023, is finally set to be laid to rest four months after his death, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region.

Houses have been torched in Manipur's border villages, triggering a fresh wave of allegations between Kuki and Naga organizations, with each side accusing the other of coordinated attacks.

Tensions escalated at the Imphal West-Kangpokpi border in Manipur as security forces intervened to stop a march by Kuki groups protesting a prolonged economic blockade imposed by Naga organizations.

The United Naga Council (UNC) and the Meitei Alliance have demanded swift action following comments by Kuki Zo Council (KZC) chairman Henlienthang Thanglet regarding the killing of six Naga civilians.

A Bangladeshi dancer presented research on Manipuri heritage at a conference held in Taiwan.

The Manipur government has renewed its appeal for citizens to surrender illegal arms and support a de-weaponization drive, following an earlier appeal that resulted in 307 weapons being turned in.

A gunfight has erupted in Manipur's Kangpokpi district after the Kuki-Zo body, CoTU, announced an indefinite blockade of the Imphal-Dimapur and Imphal-Silchar highways.

Actress Lin Laishram shared insights into her relationship and upcoming marriage to Randeep Hooda, including advice to 'get married to a Manipuri boy.' She spoke about love and overcoming doubts.

A parliamentary panel has concluded that existing welfare schemes are insufficient for displaced women and children in Manipur. The panel urged for targeted support and additional funds to address their needs effectively.

BJP leaders are reportedly eyeing the possibility of early assembly elections for Goa, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh, with Manipur potentially holding elections at a later date.

Manipur Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho has linked Suspension of Operations (SoO) groups to the killing of six Nagas, who were allegedly abducted by Kuki community women in Kangpokpi district on May 13.

Two people were killed and one injured in fresh violence in Manipur, just a day after the remains of six abducted Nagas were recovered. The incident highlights the ongoing unrest in the region.

Six Naga villagers, abducted four weeks ago by Kuki groups, have been found dead in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, a discovery that has reignited ethnic tensions and prompted a 24-hour shutdown call by the United Naga Council.

Six Naga men, who were believed to have been abducted a month ago, have been found dead in Manipur, India.

Fourteen hostages have been freed in Manipur, one month after they were abducted, marking a development in the ongoing situation.

A villager who had gone to collect firewood was shot dead in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, prompting serious concern from local bodies. Authorities have been urged to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation into the incident.

Tear gas was fired on Naga women protesting against a temporary Assam Rifles post in Manipur, amid an ongoing dispute over the post's jurisdiction.

Elite CRPF CoBRA commandos are being deployed to Manipur to address escalating ethnic unrest, which now involves the Naga community and has led to recent violence, arson, and abductions.

A couple and their son were killed, and houses were set ablaze, as new ethnic violence flared up in Manipur, India. This incident follows a recent hostage crisis that escalated Naga-Kuki tensions in the region, where sporadic ethnic violence has persisted since 2023.

Head constable Khoirom Suresh was fatally stabbed by a drug suspect during a police operation in Thoubal district, Manipur, leading to the arrest of two accused individuals.

Data from Manipur's social welfare department reveals that 114 minors have been booked under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in 95 cases between May 2023 and April this year, highlighting the impact of the conflict on children.

A Naga village body in Manipur alleges that a man was injured in an ambush carried out by Kuki insurgents, urging the government to ensure safety and restore services.

Manipur Police have reported that a convoy came under heavy attack in a hill area by armed Kuki militants who had taken tactical positions along the route.

TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar has accused party colleague Kalyan Banerjee of verbally abusing her inside the Lok Sabha, leading to a complaint filed with the Speaker and ongoing accusations between the two leaders. Meanwhile, the Election Commission is considering special registration officers for internally displaced electors in Manipur.

Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh and other leaders welcomed the Centre's panel to check demographic shifts, citing long-standing concerns over illegal immigration in border states.

A scientist from Manipur, who was behind a cosmic discovery, has expressed sorrow over the ongoing violence in his home state.

Manipur Police has inducted 477 new vehicles to enhance policing and counter-insurgency operations, following a Rs. 196.61 crore approval from the home ministry for modernization initiatives.

The Manipur government has reiterated its commitment to strengthening the police force as a measure to maintain peace in the region. This statement was made by the Chief Minister.

The Chief Minister of Manipur announced that the Naga abduction case will be transferred to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) following a meeting with a delegation from the United Naga Council (UNC).

Police confirmed that a grenade was thrown at the residence of an airline manager in Bashikhong, Imphal East district, Manipur, marking the third such attack.

The Director General of Police (DGP) of Ladakh has been deputed to Manipur and is anticipated to take on the role of the state's police chief.

A hostage crisis and escalating Naga-Kuki tensions are the latest in a series of crises in Manipur, where ethnic violence has continued since 2023

An insurgent group in Manipur, India, has been discovered selling weapons, three years after signing a peace deal, raising concerns about regional stability.

Mass protests have erupted in Manipur's hill districts following an eight-day hostage crisis, drawing significant public outcry.

Tensions are high in Manipur due to the ongoing Kuki-Naga faceoff, marked by incidents including a wedding, abductions, and missing men.

Manipur is experiencing heightened tension as parallel blockades by Kuki and Naga groups have paralyzed the National Highway, disrupting transport services, essential supplies, and movement of goods.

Security forces in Manipur have initiated operations to rescue individuals who remain captive by armed groups in the region.

A shutdown in Manipur has disrupted vehicular movement along National Highway 2, stranding approximately 300 vehicles in the Senapati and Kangpokpi districts. The protest was triggered by the killings of church leaders in the region.

Recent clashes between the Tangkhul Naga and Kuki communities in Manipur, India, escalated last week, with the conflict reportedly ignited by a drunken brawl among youths on February 7.

A day-long standoff in Manipur, India, concluded with a hostage swap, leading to an easing of tensions in the region.

Tensions in Manipur have escalated beyond the Meitei and Kuki-Zo conflict, now involving Naga groups, with a retired Lt Gen suggesting external players may be exploiting the turmoil to engage the Nagas.

The chief of a banned outfit along with 46 cadres have surrendered with arms before the Chief Minister in Manipur. This is seen as a significant step towards strengthening the state government’s efforts for peace and normalcy in the region.

Student protesters in Manipur are staging demonstrations, demanding the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the upcoming census.

The United Naga Council (UNC) has called for a 24-hour shutdown in Manipur following an attack that resulted in the deaths of two Naga people in Kangpokpi district.

Two farmers were killed and two others injured in a fresh armed attack in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, despite ongoing calls for peace in the region.

India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested an individual in connection with the Tranglaobi IED attack in Manipur, an incident that tragically resulted in the deaths of two children.

Five abandoned houses were set ablaze by unknown armed individuals in Manipur, as the state government and a UNC delegation held initial talks to lift an ongoing economic blockade.

The Manipur government has announced the reopening of national highways, restoring free movement for all after a three-year closure.

As part of ongoing peace-building efforts, the Manipur government has announced free movement on the National Highway and the resumption of bus services between Imphal and Dimapur.

A Manipur state minister has informed the Centre that the state is prepared to conduct the National Register of Citizens (NRC), following the Ministry of Home Affairs' earlier formation of a high-level committee to examine demographic changes.

One person was killed and five others, including two CRPF personnel, were injured during a gunfight between security forces and Naga volunteers in Bitiang, Manipur, during a search operation.

The Kuki Civil Society Organisation Working Committee in Manipur has initiated a counter-economic blockade, demanding that the government ensure the supply of essential commodities after enduring obstructions.

Three years after the Manipur riots, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has reportedly completed its probe in only 10% of the cases, indicating slow progress in delivering justice.

Indian authorities, including the NCB and Manipur police, have arrested an alleged drug supplier wanted in NDPS cases, who was reportedly part of a Myanmar-based drug trafficking syndicate.

A man was shot dead and his wife injured when two individuals barged into their home in Imphal East, Manipur, while a separate report confirmed a previously injured man had died.

Security forces in Manipur's Imphal West seized 6.2 kg of crystal meth valued at ₹85 crore and arrested a suspected drug peddler in a joint operation.

The specialised CRPF CoBRA units were trained in gender sensitisation and crowd management before their first deployment outside anti-Naxal operations.

Bank branches in Odisha, Uttarakhand, and Manipur are closed on July 16 for the Rath Yatra and Harela festival celebrations, though online banking services remain available.

Four individuals have been arrested in Manipur during an operation in connection with an ambush on an Assam Rifles convoy.

A farmer in Manipur, India, was shot dead while working in his field. Police have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the perpetrators.

A husband and wife have been arrested in connection with hostage killings that have shaken the region of Manipur.

The BJP state chief in Manipur affirmed that the Centre is committed to protecting Manipur’s territorial integrity and will not accept the Kuki-Zo community's demand for a separate administration.

Manipur authorities are initiating new operations to apprehend those responsible for the killing of two Assam Rifle personnel, following a high-level meeting with security officials.

RK Meghen alias Sana Yaima, the former chairman of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), has appealed for dialogue to resolve the ongoing ethnic conflicts between Meitei-Kukis and Kuki-Naga communities in Manipur.

A woman and her daughter were wounded, and three houses were set ablaze in ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur, India, with a civil body condemning the attack and blaming insurgent groups.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is questioning a Kuki police constable in connection with the abduction and death of six Naga men in Manipur.

The Manipur Chief Minister attended the funeral of slain MLA Vungzagin Valte, expressing regret and stating he often thinks he could have prevented the incident.

Protesters in Manipur's Imphal East district torched a telecom vehicle, escalating tensions in the region. The incident occurred amidst rising Naga-Kuki tensions, highway blockades, and renewed demands for peace.

Fresh violence has erupted in Manipur's Kamjong district, where unidentified attackers torched over 20 houses across three villages. The incidents included the burning of a Kuki village, followed by suspected retaliatory attacks on Tangkhul Naga villages.

Protests against an economic blockade in Manipur have intensified, with Kuki-Zo groups attempting to enter a 'buffer zone' amidst rising tensions.

A militant chief has been remanded to four-day police custody in connection with Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) cases in Manipur, as police seek further investigation.

A district in Manipur is experiencing severe economic strain, including shortages of essential goods like potatoes and onions, and steep petrol prices, as a direct consequence of ongoing conflict in the region.

The CoTU, a Kuki-Zo organization, has withdrawn its blockade on two national highways in Manipur after senior Kangpokpi police officers assured them of steps for the safety and security of all Kuki-Zo villages.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) and Manipur Police have arrested 10 individuals in connection with six conflict cases, including an attack on the convoy of Chief Minister Biren Singh.

Security forces in Manipur have intensified operations following protests over the deaths of Kuki patients and civilian death claims.

Three injured Kuki youths were transferred from RIMS hospital in Manipur under tight security, indicating ongoing tensions in the region.

Three people were injured as clashes broke out between two groups in Manipur. The incident occurred as Naga organizations renewed demands for justice for six Naga civilians abducted and killed last month, adding to the state's fragile security situation.

Police in Manipur, India, arrested one individual after intercepting a fake Army vehicle used to smuggle 15.35 kg of opium. The drugs were found concealed in a compartment under the rear right door of the vehicle.

Two people were killed in new violence in Manipur, India, as tensions escalated a day after the bodies of six abducted men were discovered.

Manipur Chief Minister Khemchand Singh declared that his government will not remain a silent spectator to atrocities and will take action.

A Naga villager was killed in an attack by suspected insurgents in Manipur, prompting condemnation from Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh and ongoing security operations.

Hundreds of participants in Manipur held a rally, carrying placards and banners, to demand the postponement of the Census exercise until normalcy is restored in the state.

Four people were injured during a protest against an Assam Rifles outpost in Manipur's Ukhrul district, with security forces allegedly firing live rounds and resorting to a lathi charge to disperse the demonstrators.

Three people have been killed and seven houses set on fire in a suspected militant attack in Kangpokpi, Manipur. This incident marks a fresh outbreak of violence in the region.

Manipur's Chief Electoral Officer has requested a Standard Operating Procedure from the Election Commission of India to verify internally displaced persons (IDPs) for electoral roll revision.

A Supreme Court committee has ordered that MPSC exams must be conducted in both the valley and hill districts of Manipur, addressing security concerns amidst ongoing ethnic tensions in the region.

Nagaland Chief Minister Rio has requested assistance from the central government for the release of six abducted Nagas in Manipur.

The Election Commission has commenced the revision of electoral rolls in Manipur, with the final updated list scheduled for publication on September 6 after all claims and objections are processed.

A key commander of a banned insurgent group from Manipur has been arrested in Delhi following a joint security operation.

Astronomers have identified a 'Loktak protocluster' in the early universe, named after the Loktak lake in Manipur, marking a significant discovery in understanding the formation of large-scale structures in the cosmos.

Four individuals have been arrested in connection with a two-week-long hostage crisis in Manipur, where six Nagas were held captive. Police confirmed the arrests as investigations continue.

The Chief Minister of Manipur has flagged off 447 new police vehicles to enhance security in the state, which is currently experiencing unrest between the Kuki and Naga communities.

An officer with extensive experience in insurgencies, having served from Pir Panjal to Imphal, has been selected by the Centre as Manipur's new police chief.

India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) will take over cases involving the killing of three Thadou leaders and the disappearance of six Naga villagers in Manipur, with search and rescue operations ongoing since May 14.

An in-depth look into the ongoing Naga-Kuki conflict in Manipur, India, highlights the complex interplay of drug routes, tribal corridors, and political faultlines contributing to the unrest.

Mukesh Singh, the current police chief of Ladakh and an IIT Delhi graduate with extensive experience in counter-insurgency, has been appointed as the new top police officer for Manipur.

Kuki-Zo Council urges peace in Manipur, calls for impartial govt action and immediate release of all hostages amid escalating ethnic tensions.

A significant cache of arms and ammunition has been seized in Manipur, leading to the arrest of four individuals following intelligence inputs about the sale of looted weapons.

Naga women in Manipur held protests, with the United Naga Council demanding the safe release of six hostages or the handover of their remains if they have been killed.

Over 2,000 trucks are reportedly stranded on NH-2 in Manipur as rival groups continue their blockades, raising concerns about essential supply movements and increasing hardship for drivers.

Nearly 40-50 private reading or study halls, locally known as study halls, have opened in Imphal East and West and in the neighboring Kakching districts of Manipur, trending as new spaces for students.

Tensions remain high in Manipur as a hostage crisis continues, with reports emerging that some individuals held captive are now missing, further fueling instability in the region.

An explosion in Singjamei Makha Chongtham Leikai in Manipur’s Imphal late Thursday night triggered panic among residents and resulted in one fatality, according to police.

India's Ministry of Home Affairs has granted another six-month extension to the panel investigating the Manipur violence. The extension allows the committee more time to complete its inquiry and submit its report.