The Latest Breaking News from Manipur

In Manipur relief camps, displaced Meiteis and Kuki-Zos had access to videos of violence, but very few had access to non-partisan sources of news.

In conflict-hit Manipur, gunfights have been repeatedly reported from villages bordering Meitei- and Kuki-dominated districts. In such areas, youngsters have formed “volunteer forces” to guard their villages from makeshift bunkers. While these villagers claim they only possess single or double barrel guns, advanced assault weapons such as AK-47, Insas and…

Security forces in Manipur recover 8 firearms, 112 rounds of ammunition, 6 explosives & dismantle 6 bunkers. 4 people arrested with 1,240 bottles of syrups containing codeine phosphate. Ethnic clashes in State led to deaths of over 160 people.

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Women personnel have been roped in as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken over several cases of crimes against women in Manipur.

A delegation of senior members of the AIDWA, who visited the strife-torn State from August 9-11 said, that people in the State were in deep distress and needed to be provided with free foodgrains, health care and cash transfers.

Women’s commission doing its best on Manipur: Meenakshi Negi

Congress MP Tharoor criticizes BJP-led governments for not taking action to resolve Manipur crisis. He says India's global credibility is at stake as one of its States is burning. Urges PM Modi to take action to salvage credibility

Sharad Pawar critiqued PM Modi for not visiting Manipur and said that the violence in Manipur is "dangerous for the country". He also said that the PM should have gone to the northeast to give confidence to the people but instead he addressed election campaigns in Madhya Pradesh.