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Chief Minister N Biren Singh's move to legalize liquor in Manipur sparks protests amid concerns over public health and safety.
As many as 17 civil society organisations of Manipur thanked the United Nations for the attention that it has given to the present Manipur crisis.
IMPHAL — Women in Manipur have always been at the centre stage, and there is no exception when it comes to playing a role in restoring peace and normalcy amidst the ongoing ethnic violence in the northeastern state, where over 100 people have been killed and more than 320 others injured since the strife broke out on May 3. Around 4,000 vendors of the world’s largest all-women-run market “Ima Keithal” or the “Mother’s Market”, located in Imphal, began on Tuesday a three-day long sit-in-demonstration demanding the restoration of peace and normalcy in Manipur...
CADA along with All Manipur Women Social Reformation and Development Samaj (Nupi Samaj) and Irengbam Mamang Makha Nupi Lup demonstrated the protest demanding the state government to withdraw the legalisation of liquor
A sit-in protest was held in continuation of the protest by the civil organisations in Manipur against the move to legalise liquor in the state.