The Latest Breaking News from Manipur

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

The activist said the problems facing Manipur society did not spring from a single source. “There are multiple dimensions to the problem, all of which need to be looked into for arriving at a lasting peace.”

Rajkumar Imo Singh of the ruling BJP has sought the cooperation of his fellow legislators in ensuring an “equal” land law in the ethnic conflict-scarred Manipur

Manipur Cabinet approves permanent housing scheme for displaced people, extends 'disturbed area' status, and approves Manipur Compensation Scheme for Women Victims/Survivors of Sexual Assault/Other Crimes. 4,806 houses burnt/destroyed, 1,000 permanent houses to be built at ₹75 crore, ₹10 lakh/pucca house, ₹7 lakh/semi-pucca, ₹5 lakh/kuccha.

Manipur has virtually been partitioned on ethnic lines after the clashes between the Kuki-Zo and Meitei communities broke out on May 3, killing more than 160 people and displacing about 60,000.

The Manipur High Court has now appointed 13 magistrates to record the statements of witness in the 27-odd cases related to the ethnic conflict with the CBI

Three Manipuri students, Regina Kimnilam, Mercy Singneimoi and Esther Neijahoi, fled violence-ridden region to Kannur, Kerala. They are the first to join English literature graduation course after Kannur University announced admissions to Manipur students.

Two killed and several others injured in Pallel, Manipur amid heavy firing between armed miscreants and security forces. Over 40 women injured, 8 miscreants and 3 security personnel sustained bullet injuries.

The G20 Summit has taken over the headlines and the news cycle. By the end of the week, the recent exposes on Adani, the opposition alliance’s Mumbai meet, or even the Manipur crisis would have faded from people’s memories.