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The Cooperative Week ended with hundreds of co-operators celebrating the Week in their own unique ways.

Talking to media, the police officials stated that the specially-abled man Lalli Batham, resident of Ludhavali locality had approached SP Chandel at his office on Saturday, demanding employment

The Joint Coordination Committee on Tribal Rights, Manipur stated that there are some "facts leading to the so-called overlapping villages in the hill areas that Manipur was a single district since she became Part 'C' state and then a Union territory".

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said as many as 6,000 entrepreneurs have benefited from the startup scheme and the government had increased its budget to Rs 100 crore for this year which was Rs 30 crore in previous budget.

In 2022, Manipur State Legal Services Authority organised four National Lok Adalat and one Special Lok Adalat in which a total number of 1,372 cases were settled and disposed of amicably with a total settled amount of Rs 15,06,31,587.

Our CorrespondentImphal, Nov. 12 (EMN): Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh launched venture fund for Manipur Startup Scheme 2.0 in collaboration with North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Ltd (NEDFi) during a startup workshop in Imphal on Saturday. The workshop was jointly organised by the department of Planning and the department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade; the inaugural function was attended by Chairman and Managing Director (NEDFi) PVSLN Murty, Chief Secretary Dr R...

As many as 8,000 duplicate name entries in the voter list were deleted during exercise conducted in the 2022 Manipur election, CEO Manipur Rajesh Agrawal said.

The 12-year-old was performing the opening lines of his debut performance at the Royal Opera House in London when an audience member shouted at him.

Along with the celebration of Legal Services Day, a commendation ceremony was organised felicitating the legal services functionaries in the state for their services and contribution to the cause of ‘access to justice’.

Manipur Police said the Myanmar national possessed an Aadhaar card belonging to a dead Indian man and was indulging in illegal cross-border trade