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Ngangom junior luwang (advocate, supreme court & corporate lawyer)the answer to the captioned question hinges on one’s understanding of the term “separate administration”. the answer is “malarkey”, if one goes by the unde

Pushpita das (institute of defence studies and analyses)contd from previous issuethe forcible destruction of illicit poppy cultivation and arrests of villagers, however, is perceived by the kuki community as depriving them of their livelihood because the

The UNC said Naga people have been vouching for peace restoration in Manipur without taking any side but it is unfortunate that there are frequent occurrences of incidents afflicting the Nagas in various areas.

India News: GUWAHATI: An official survey by the Manipur government has identified over 2,000 immigrants from Myanmar living illegally in four hill districts of Ma.

A report by a sub-committee of the Manipur Cabinet has revealed that 2,187 illegal immigrants from Myanmar have set up settlements in 41 locations in four districts.

Pushpita das (institute of defence studies and analyses)contd from previous issuethe state government dominated by the meiteis is, however, against the creation of kukiland territorial council as they see it as the first step towards creation of a separat

Around 2,187 illegal immigrants are said to have taken shelter in Manipur, India, following Myanmars military coup. The Manipur government has accused illegal poppy cultivators and drug lords from Myanmar of fueling violence in the state and said that ethnic violence has so far killed over 120 people and injured more than 400. It established a Cabinet Sub-Committee on Identification of Illegal Immigrants to monitor these developments.

The sub-committee is headed by Tribal Affairs and Hill Development Minister Letpao Haokip.The

The sub-committee is headed by Tribal Affairs and Hill Development Minister Letpao Haokip.The

Voices are growing louder by the day with legislators from the BJP and its allies calling for the resignation of chief minister N. Biren Singh. The National Peoples Party (NPP), an ally of the BJP in Manipur, has also threatened to withdraw support to the government.