Diana Moirangthem
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Latest Investigative Reports by Diana Moirangthem

Manipur Groups Demand NRC Before 2027 Census

11 Jul 2026

Fourteen Manipur organizations want a citizenship registry before the 2027 census to stop illegal immigration and secure the porous India-Myanmar border.

Security Forces Hunt Militants After Deadly Manipur Ambush

11 Jul 2026

Joint forces are scouring Manipur’s Ukhrul district for attackers who killed two Assam Rifles soldiers in an ambush, as tensions remain high in the state.

World Meetei Council hits back at critics over ST status demand

11 Jul 2026

The World Meetei Council rejects claims that ST status support is limited, citing massive public backing and signature campaigns across Manipur.

Manipur Transporters Threaten Legal Action Over Ruined Highway

10 Jul 2026

Hundreds of trucks are stuck on Manipur's NH-37 as drivers threaten a lawsuit against NHIDCL for wasting funds on a road still covered in deep mud.

Manipur Implements Five-Day Work Week as Strike Enters Ninth Day

10 Jul 2026

Manipur switches to a five-day work week starting July 11, but state employees continue their indefinite strike over pay and retirement age demands.

Manipur Appoints H. Gyan Prakash as MPSC Chairman

10 Jul 2026

Senior IAS officer H. Gyan Prakash is the new chairman of the Manipur Public Service Commission. He takes the role after leaving his education department post.

Security Forces Arrest Pair Over Naga Civilian Murders in Manipur

10 Jul 2026

Police, NIA, and CRPF arrested a husband and wife in Kangpokpi for the May abduction and killing of six Naga civilians. Justice demands continue.

Manipur Rights Chief Demands Aid for Displaced Children at Makhan Camp

10 Jul 2026

MCPCR Chairperson Keisam Pradipkumar opened a new child support centre at the Makhan camp and demanded formal government recognition for displaced families.

Naga and Kuki-Zo groups trade blame after Noney village fires

10 Jul 2026

Tensions spike in Manipur as Naga and Kuki-Zo groups exchange accusations following the torching of two villages in the Noney district on July 8.

Manipur Orders Early Foodgrain Distribution for Over 20 Lakh Residents

9 Jul 2026

Manipur is fast-tracking three months of subsidized foodgrain rations to over 20 lakh people to clear FCI godowns and prevent potential supply disruptions.