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For the past five years India has shut down the internet more times than any other country affecting over 120 million people

The Manipur government on Saturday, 29 July, resumed its campaign for biometric capture of all illegal Myanmar immigrants amid the ethnic violence in the state following the Centre’s directive, a senior official said.

The Tamils fleeing Burma built their lives in Manipur, but the Meitei-Kuki conflict has forced them to pick a side or find a new home again.

The Koms, Manipur's smallest community, are caught in the crossfire of the ethnic battle between the Meiteis and Kukis. Despite their neutrality, the

India News: A Manipur NGO, the Global Meitei Foundation, has urgently requested the Supreme Court's intervention in disarming Kuki militants to prevent potential

Manipur plunged into a vortex of violence in May over a high court order directing the state government to consider including the non-tribal Meitei community in the list of Scheduled Tribes.

Today's headlines: clashes continue in Manipur, 10 injured yesterday; In Laos, the debt trap with China may be bigger than imagined; Dust and volcanic gases in the Philippines cause school closures; In South Korea, video game champions might get exemption from military service; Still no agreement for Nagorno-Karabakh after the capitulation of Armenian militias under fire from Azerbaijani army; African countries abandon the rouble for the Chinese yuan in purchases fro...

G20 Summit is a political spectacle of mass distraction which is being erected as a large green curtain to conceal Modi’s massive failures as he goes into a tough parliamentary election next year

Protesters were demanding the release of five Meitei men arrested by the police for carrying sophisticated weapons and donning camouflage uniform

In conversation with TNM’s Shabbir Ahmed, Khushbu Sundar speaks about the Manipur violence, her political journey, and a lot more.