The Latest Breaking News from IMPHAL

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on May 9 said more than 300 students from the State, who were stranded in violence-hit Manipur, were brought back in the last few days.

Even as residents in Imphal said the first batch of tribals stranded in the Valley had been sent back to Churachandpur and Kangpokpi, many more tribals, mostly Kukis, stranded in camps run by the Manipur government are desperately trying to move into the camps run by the Centre

Tribal groups are protesting the prospect of Manipur’s majority Meitei community being recognised as “Scheduled Tribe”.

BHUBANESWAR: Ten students from the Central Agricultural University (CAU), Imphal, who were stuck inside their hostels of the institution in violence-hit Manipur, reached their home on Sunday. They shared their experiences after landing at the city airport in Bhubaneswar.

Ministry of Civil Aviation agrees to arrange special flight to either Hyderabad or Vijayawada; over 150 students from Andhra Pradesh stranded due to riots, sasy AP Bhavan Resident Commissioner Aditya Nath Das

As many as 676 civilians of Nagaland were safely evacuated by security forces from violence-hit Manipur on Sunday. Read further on Dynamite News:

IMPHAL: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Saturday chaired an all-party meeting and said that peace committees will be formed in every assembly constituency to ensure that peace initiatives are implemented at the grassroots level in the violence-hit state. Violent clashes broke out between tribals and people belonging to…

Manipur Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren Singh held an all-party meeting for collectively working toward bringing peace and stability even as the State government was verifying the deaths of 18 to 20 people in the ethnic violence in parts of Manipur since May 3.

The death toll in the ethnic violence which has engulfed Manipur increased to 54, officials said even as unofficial sources placed the figure at several scores dead and more than 150 injured.