Manipur Crisis

Why Centre needs a broad roadmap to bring back normalcy in Manipur

Disarming locals in possession of illegal arms merits utmost priority through synergised operations by the security forces

Why New York Times cries ‘majoritarianism’ as Hindus remain ‘second-class citizens’ in India

Or should we say ‘eighth-class citizens’ and ‘victims of state-sanctioned apartheid’, as a new book suggests?

Why Opposition logjam in Parliament is not doing any good to Manipur

The fundamental issue with the opposition political parties led by the Congress is that their entire political discourse gets stuck on attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Centre has taken care of pregnant women in Manipur even as conflict continues, govt tells LS

The state of Manipur has been witnessing ongoing tensions between two ethnic groups, Meitei and Kuki, for the past two and a half months, which have severely affected the healthcare and other social services in the region.

Why refugee influx from Myanmar is a growing concern in Manipur, Mizoram

Migrants from Myanmar who illegally entered Manipur and Mizoram are once again in the spotlight. While CM Biren Singh wants to repatriate 718 Myanmar nationals who recently came to the violence-hit state, Zoramthanga has again sought financial aid from the Centre to shelter all the refugees

INDIA block Oppn MPs to visit Manipur on July 29, 30 to assess situation

The opposition leaders have been seeking to visit the violence-hit state for some time but were denied permission in view of the situation there.

NCW chief says no response from Manipur authorities over women-related violence despite reaching out thrice

Sharma denied receiving any report of the incident and said she took suo motu cognisance of it on Friday after the video surfaced and sought explanation from authorities on the matter.

Political cost of Manipur women’s video might hasten decisive action

A 77-day-old video of two Kuki women being paraded naked and molested to avenge the rumoured rape of a Meitei woman has finally shaken India out of its torpor towards Manipur’s ongoing ethnic conflict

European Parliament adopts resolution on human rights in India

The Parliament in Strasbourg, France, called on Indian authorities to put in place measures to halt the ethnic and religious violence and to "protect all religious minorities".

Manipur Violence: Firing exchange between armed miscreants and Army in Imphal East and Kangpokpi

A similar incident was also reported on Thursday as exchange unknown gunmen opened fire at North Boljang in Manipur’s Imphal West district.