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KEITHELMANBI (MANIPUR): A year after ethnic clashes polarised the state and its people, a Kuki-Meitei couple running an orphanage fostering children from both communities are testimony to the...

“Shaving off a woman’s hair is viewed as taboo and unimaginable in the Manipuri culture.”

KEITHELMANBI (MANIPUR) — A year after ethnic clashes polarised the state and its people, a Kuki-Meitei couple running an orphanage fostering children from

Kuki militants persists in their attacks on Meitei villages as they carried out another attacks by firing gunshots at Koutruk under Lamshang Police station and Khurkhul Maning under Sekmai Police station around 8.30 pm on Friday.

Markets at various locations, including Khwairamband Keithel remained shut, while various civil society organisations conducted the observation of May 3 at different locations as the unrest in Manipur completed a year on Friday.

The MMAB emphasised the proliferation of false narratives surrounding the genesis of the violence. However, over time, a clearer understanding of the underlying causes has emerged, raising significant concerns regarding India’s national security, Manipuri Meitei Association, Bangalore stated.

“If the government fails to solve the crisis or conflict in the state at the earliest, then the youths of the state will not be in a position to stand up”

Angry protesters at the event claimed that these Kuki-Zo MLAs are still receiving their full benefits

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Saturday said that 877 square km of forest cover in the northeastern state were destroyed in 34 years (1987-2021), primarily for the illegal cultivation of poppy, which has been used to manufacture ...

As per CCTV footage, the missing person had reportedly crossed over Sekmai and gone towards Motbung in Kangpokpi district after having crossed the Red Zone check post at Shantipur (Sekmai) in Imphal West district.