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Tikhir Tribal Council Mourns Victims Following Deadly Violence
The Tikhir Tribal Council marked a period of public mourning after deadly violence left one dead and displaced nearly 1,000 residents.
Kiyeto Swu • 12 Oct 2026
Naga Families Displaced as Violence Grips Manipur Districts
Over 200 Naga households fled their homes in Manipur after arson attacks destroyed eight villages. Leaders are now demanding urgent state intervention.
Ranjana Devi • 2 Oct 2026
Security Forces Evacuate 39 Displaced Villagers to Senapati
Security forces moved 39 people to Senapati after an arson attack in Kangpokpi destroyed over 40 homes. A total of 121 people are now displaced.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 30 Sep 2026
Kuki Group Blames Naga Militants for Village Burning in Manipur
The Kuki Civic Action Committee reports 2,000 displaced and 26 dead after alleged attacks on Kuki-Zo villages by Naga militant groups.
Diana Moirangthem • 26 Sep 2026
Manipur Resettlement Drive Sees 31,000 Displaced Return Home
Over 31,000 Manipur residents have returned home as the state government pushes a massive rehabilitation effort backed by central funding.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 17 Sep 2026
Displaced Manipur Families Protest Low Relief Aid and Eviction
Families at a Manipur relief camp demand new housing, claiming a daily allowance of Rs. 84 is insufficient to cover basic needs after their eviction notice.
Diana Moirangthem • 13 Sep 2026
Manipur Displaced Population Receives Direct Financial Aid
Over 15,000 displaced people in Manipur's Churachandpur district are receiving direct financial aid as the government pushes new training programs.
Ranjana Devi • 12 Sep 2026
Manipur Resettles 36,000 Displaced People As Crisis Strains State
Manipur has resettled 36,000 displaced people since the 2023 conflict began, though 59,000 remain dependent on government financial aid for basic needs.
Ranjana Devi • 3 Sep 2026
Villagers Flee Homes Following Arson Attacks in Kangpokpi
Forty-five villagers from Tapon Namguang were evacuated to Senapati after an attack burned their homes. Twenty-three are now in a relief camp.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 3 Sep 2026
Moreh Naga Community Demands Return Home After 34 Years of Displacement
Moreh Naga families displaced in 1992 demand government support and repatriation, citing valid land records and unequal treatment compared to 2023 victims.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 27 Aug 2026
Kangpokpi Congress Pushes New Commissioner to Tackle Refugee and Supply Crisis
The Sadar Hills Congress committee is demanding urgent action on displacement, highway blockades, and border tensions in Manipur's Kangpokpi district.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 25 Aug 2026
Manipur Border Plan Threatens Villages with Displacement
Proposed border adjustments in Manipur's Chandel district threaten to displace residents and lose 1.4 square miles of land to Myanmar.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 24 Aug 2026
Manipur Protesters Demand Citizenship Verification Before 2027 Census
Groups across Manipur are protesting for an NRC update before the 2027 Census to address migration, displacement, and electoral delimitation concerns.
Diana Moirangthem • 22 Aug 2026
Jorhat families remain displaced a month after Assam floods
Nine families remain in a roadside relief camp in Jorhat, Assam, over a month after severe floods destroyed their homes and agricultural livelihoods.
Timungpi Terang • 21 Aug 2026
Manipur MP Urges Centre to Delay Census Amid Ongoing Displacement
Congress MP Angomcha Bimol Akoijam is calling for a delay to the Manipur Census, citing the displacement of 60,000 people and ongoing regional violence.
Ratan Singh • 20 Aug 2026
Brahmaputra Erosion Threatens Hundreds in Dhubri
Severe riverbank erosion at Dhubrir Char leaves 300 residents facing displacement as the Brahmaputra consumes homes and local land.
Timungpi Terang • 20 Aug 2026
Manipur Displaced Families Hoist Black Flags to Protest Independence Day
Displaced families in Manipur relief camps held protests on Independence Day, hoisting black flags to demand rehabilitation after years of ethnic violence.
Ranjana Devi • 15 Aug 2026
Dhubri Eviction Victims Still Await Homes Year After Adani Project Push
Hundreds of families evicted from Dhubri, Assam, for an Adani power project remain without promised land or adequate shelter one year after displacement.
Bibar Daimary • 11 Aug 2026
FOCS Pledges Long-Term Aid for Manipur Conflict Victims
The Federation of Civil Society Organisations vows to support displaced people in Manipur and calls on the government to end the ongoing state crisis.
Ranjana Devi • 9 Aug 2026
Families Demand Justice 85 Days After Manipur Killings
Families of six slain Naga civilians are still seeking justice as tribal leaders block a proposed visit by Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh to Makhan.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 7 Aug 2026
