Sanajaoba Chongtham
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Sanajaoba Chongtham

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Latest Investigative Reports by Sanajaoba Chongtham

Teachers Caught in Crossfire Over Contentious Census Exercise

14 Aug 2026

Teachers tasked with census duties face threats from activists and legal action from the state as protests disrupt training at colleges in Manipur.

Manipur Journalists Demand End to Unauthorized Content Reproduction

14 Aug 2026

Manipur media unions are pushing back against digital platforms that scrape, edit, and redistribute local news reports without getting permission first.

Naga Union Joins Fight Against Manipur Census Before NRC

14 Aug 2026

The Naga People’s Union, Imphal demands an NRC update before the census to identify illegal migrants and protect indigenous interests in Manipur.

CRPF and Students Rally for Independence Day in Manipur

13 Aug 2026

CRPF personnel and local students marched in Kangpokpi's Tiranga rally to boost patriotism and strengthen community ties amid ongoing regional conflict.

Ukhrul meeting targets demographic shifts and indigenous rights

12 Aug 2026

Community leaders in Ukhrul gathered to address demographic threats, illegal immigration, and the need for greater political accountability in Manipur.

Manipur Governor Urges Participation in Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign

12 Aug 2026

Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla calls on Manipur citizens to join the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign during a state-level concert in Imphal.

Truckers Blockade Jiribam Police Station Amid Manipur Supply Crisis

12 Aug 2026

1,500 truckers trapped at the Assam-Manipur border held a protest demanding security escorts, forcing officials to dispatch a second military convoy.

Manipur Court Convicts Man for 2013 Wife Murder

12 Aug 2026

An Imphal court found 58-year-old Md. Abdul Halim guilty of stabbing his wife to death in 2013 after a decade-long legal case.

Manipur Farmers Demand Millions in Unpaid Conflict Compensation

11 Aug 2026

Over 10,000 Manipur farmers are still waiting for government compensation after conflict stalled agriculture across thousands of hectares of paddy fields.

Manipur Sports Employees End Strike After Official Posting Change

11 Aug 2026

YASEA suspended its strike in Manipur after the government modified a controversial Joint Director posting order, though long-term demands remain.