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Kapil Sibal writes on Law Commission's sedition recommendations: Silencing what's left of dissent - Vimarsana News

Kapil Sibal writes on Law Commission's sedition recommendations: Silencing what's left of dissent

The regressive recommendations of the Law Commission are intended to silence even the limited voices of dissent against the government

Manipur violence: Mother, son among three feared killed in mob attack on ambulance - Vimarsana News

Manipur violence: Mother, son among three feared killed in mob attack on ambulance

The ambulance was taking the child to the hospital, and was being escorted by police personnel.

Meteis protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, say forces did not protect them; demand NRC in Manipur - Vimarsana News

Meteis protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, say forces did not protect them; demand NRC in Manipur

Organised under the banner of the Manipur Coordination Committee, a group of civil society organisations and students’ groups, the protest was attended by around a thousand people.

'Can't connect with families, send money to parents': Manipur natives in Chandigarh tricity call for peace and unity - Vimarsana News

'Can't connect with families, send money to parents': Manipur natives in Chandigarh tricity call for peace and unity

The Manipur natives in the tricity of Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Mohali are concerned about the safety of their families and friends in the wake of the conflict back home. The disruption of communication services have added to their woes.

In Manipur relief camps, some dream of home, others seek a fresh start - Vimarsana News

In Manipur relief camps, some dream of home, others seek a fresh start

As of June 2, there were 37,450 people living in relief camps across 13 districts. And with the continuing incidents of shooting and arson, particularly in the areas at the border of valley and hill districts, this number is rising by the day.