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The director general listened patiently to the issues of concern being faced by all the groups. In his interaction with them, he said that Moreh is a township that is very different from the other towns in Manipur because of its cosmopolitan nature. People from the Kuki, Meitei, Naga, Tamil, Pangal, Gorkha, Sikh and other communities have been residing for decades in peace and harmony. The past eight months of strife that was preceded by two years of covid has greatly affected the lives of the c...

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Addressing to media persons after the meeting at his residence at Lamphel Sana Keithel IPR Minister Dr Sapam Ranjan said that the State Cabinet approved the Permanent Housing Scheme for the displaced persons whose houses were burnt down or damaged in the unfortunate incidents starting from May 3 in Manipur. As per police reports, a total of 4806 houses were burned/destroyed across the state, he added.

Akhilesh Prasad Singh, newly appointed Inspector General, CRPF, Manipur and Nagaland Sector met Governor of Manipur at Raj Bhavan on Thursday.

DD Padsalgikar apprised Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey of the current crisis in Manipur, and said that video conferencing facilities will be provided through BSNL and NIC to get the cases investigated.

The state police, which draws most of its constabulary from the Meitei community, have routinely accused the Assam Rifles of siding with the Kukis.

Laishram devakumar singhmanipur has never been a peaceful and stable state since her ‘forceful merger’ with the union of india in 1949. manipur continue to be neglected by the goi and not even granted statehood till 1972. a stark contrary to t

Most recently, the Assam Rifles was embroiled in a row when its vehicles blocked state police personnel from Meitei-dominated Bishnupur district from crossing over into a Kuki-Zomi dominated territory.

Forty MLAs from violence-hit Manipur have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the state requires complete disarmament to foster an environment of peace and security.

Forty MLAs from violence-hit Manipur have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi stating that the state requires complete disarmament to foster an environment of peace and security