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Hailing the first all-party meeting on the situation in Manipur, editorials in prominent English dailies have pointed out the need for the Centre to do more to kickstart the political reconciliation process as “boots on the ground are no replacement”.

The Congress on June 16 demanded an “all-party meeting” on the unabated violence in Manipur and the country needs answers from the government on the conflict that is spiralling out of control.

IMPHAL: An unruly mob vandalised and set on fire on Thursday night around 9 pm, the venue where Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh is scheduled to attend a programme the next day at New Lamka in Churachandpur district.

How will the partial lifting of the ban impact the exchequer? Will it stop the consumption of adulterated alcohol? Why are activists and womens’ groups upset with the move?

The Manipur government’s proposed mega ecotourism project at the Loktak lake – a site of global significance under the Ramsar convention and home to the critically endangered sangai deer – has again waded in troubled waters. Tenders to appoint consultants for the Rs 1,700 crore project in Bishnupur district were…

The red carpet was laid out, the cameras planted, the ceremonial lamp lit. Stage lights came on and danced as the expansive convention hall of Ashoka Hotel in Delhi hosted a celebration of 75 years of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s mouthpieces Panchjanya and Organiser. The highlight of the show: a conclave…

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N Biren Singh takes oath as the Chief Minister of Manipur in Imphal, for the second term, on Monday.

GUWAHATI: Nongthombam Biren Singh and five members of his new cabinet, including one minister from Naga People’s Front, which is an ally of NDA, were sworn in at Manipur Raj Bhawan by governor La Ganesan.