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Four Naga girls were allegedly kidnapped, confined and physically assaulted for ransom by unknown armed miscreants on December 12.

Manipur government extended the suspension of internet services in specific districts for 15 days, citing public safety concerns.

, Dec 17 (IANS) Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Sunday said that due to ongoing civil war in Myanmar, around 6,000 people from that country have taken shelter in his state.Attending a function of the Manipuri community in southern ...

A group of irate women vandalised the residence of former additional SP at Yaiskul here for her alleged comments on the Manipur crisis.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that 6000 people from Myanmar have taken shelter in Manipur and will be provided with food and shelter owing to humanitarian considerations. Attending a function in Assams Barak valley on Sunday he said, "Due to prevailing situation in Myanmar around 6000 people have come to Manipur. We are providing them food and shelter owing to humanitarian consideration. More people are likely to come. "

The Manipur Cabinet has approved the establishment of the Manipur State Beverages Corporation Limited (MSBCL), marking the end of over 30 years of alcohol prohibition in the state. The corporation will operate under a board of directors, overseeing various sectors such as finance, home affairs, health, education, rural development, and municipal governance.

Stressing proactive measures, Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh highlighted the deployment of biometric systems in areas like Kamjong and Ukhrul, urging similar strategies in regions like Behiang, adjacent to Myanmar, considering reports of heightened conflicts in the neighbouring country. Asserting a humanitarian approach toward individuals fleeing violence, the Chief Minister emphasized the necessity of identifying them through biometric data collection, offering temporary shelter without all...

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Twenty-nine Naga village chiefs have written a complaint to the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes alleging forgery of their signatures in a rejoinder submitted to the commission on Manipur separate administration.

Experience the joy of singing — or just come listen — during this event that will be filled with uplifting music from Handel’s holiday classic.