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Landslides Shut Down NH-37 in Manipur Leaving Hundreds Stranded
Heavy rain triggered landslides on NH-37 in Manipur, blocking the vital Imphal-Silchar route and leaving over 500 vehicles stranded in the mud.
Ratan Singh • 21 Jul 2026
Kuki Rights Group Demands Manipur Government End Highway Blockade
KOHUR calls on Manipur to break a blockade by the United Naga Council, citing severe supply shortages and institutional bias against Kuki-Zo communities.
Ratan Singh • 20 Jul 2026
Manipur Film Institute Opens Registration for August Cinema Course
MSFTI is hosting a 20-day film appreciation course in Imphal starting August 1. Applications are open until July 30 for aspiring filmmakers.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 20 Jul 2026
CPI(M) Manipur Backs Sonam Wangchuk After Jantar Mantar Protest Crackdown
Manipur CPI(M) backs Sonam Wangchuk and hunger-striking students in Delhi, demanding an end to exam paper leaks and police suppression of the protest.
Ratan Singh • 20 Jul 2026
Tangkhul Naga Long Bans Security Operations Over Arrests
TNL bans security forces from Tangkhul Naga villages following the arrest of four men and a failed abduction attempt by militants near Sharkaphung.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 20 Jul 2026
Manipuri Cinema Pioneer Oken Amakcham Dies at 64
Oken Amakcham, the visionary filmmaker who saved Manipuri cinema by embracing digital technology, has died at 64 following a series of strokes.
Ranjana Devi • 20 Jul 2026
Armed attackers kill man and injure wife in Imphal East home raid
Assailants killed Ngangkham Thambou and injured his wife in a pre-dawn home attack in Imphal East. A local committee is now demanding arrests.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 20 Jul 2026
Fresh Border Fears Emerge Over India-Myanmar Fencing Plans
India plans to fence the Myanmar border, sparking new fears over Manipur's land integrity and transparency regarding potential boundary adjustments.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 20 Jul 2026
Manipur Security Forces Dismantle Militant Bunkers and Arrest Three Rebels
Security forces destroyed two militant bunkers in Ukhrul and captured three KYKL cadres near the Indo-Myanmar border following separate weekend operations.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 20 Jul 2026
Landslides Shut Down Manipur's National Highway 37
Heavy rain triggered major landslides in Manipur's Noney district, blocking NH-37 and halting traffic between Imphal and Jiribam.
Ratan Singh • 20 Jul 2026
Hundreds of Meitei Voters Missing from Churachandpur Electoral Roll
Officials omitted 737 Meitei voters from the Churachandpur electoral roll, sparking fears that displaced people will lose their voting rights.
Sanajaoba Chongtham • 20 Jul 2026
Man killed, wife critical in Imphal East home invasion
Gunmen killed a 52-year-old man and critically injured his wife during a pre-dawn attack at their home in Manipur's Imphal East district on Monday.
Ranjana Devi • 20 Jul 2026
Manipur students demand urgent rebuild of crumbling Tousem road
The Zeme Students' Organisation Manipur wants the government to rebuild the Tamenglong-Tousem road, citing dangerous mud and broken-down travel.
Priyanka Moirangthem • 20 Jul 2026
NSCN (IM) Disavows Four Men Detained by Security Forces in Manipur
The NSCN (IM) claims four individuals detained by Indian security forces in Manipur on July 14 have no affiliation with the organization.
Naro Jamir • 20 Jul 2026
Gaurav Gogoi slams Centre for avoiding parliamentary debates
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi claims the Centre is dodging key parliamentary debates on NEET, Manipur, and other pressing national issues.
Bibar Daimary • 19 Jul 2026
Wangkhei MLA Urges Waste Management to Fight Climate Change
Wangkhei MLA Thangjam Arunkumar Singh led a mass tree planting event in Hatta Golapati to combat local climate change through household waste action.
Diana Moirangthem • 19 Jul 2026
World Meetei Council Urges Manipur Leaders to Abandon Celebrations for Unified Action
The World Meetei Council wants Manipur’s groups to quit festive celebrations and form a unified, long-term plan to address the state's urgent future.
Ratan Singh • 19 Jul 2026
Staff Warn of Protests Over Potential Outsider JNIMS Appointment
JNIMS staff are threatening mass protests if the government appoints an outsider as the institute's next director, citing concerns over institutional decay.
Diana Moirangthem • 19 Jul 2026
Tangkhul Naga Long Bans Security Operations After Four Arrests
The TNL has banned security operations in Tangkhul villages after four men were arrested. The group demands their release, citing false accusations.
Ranjana Devi • 19 Jul 2026
Manipur Employees Extend Strike After Rejecting 3% Pay Hike
Manipur government workers refuse a 3% pay raise, keeping their strike alive. They demand pay parity with central staff and will meet to discuss tactics.
Ranjana Devi • 19 Jul 2026
