The Latest Breaking News from Manipur

Displaced Manipur residents question relevance of elections amid ethnic violence, loss, and uncertainty in relief camps.

Former Mumbai Police Commissioner Dattatray Padsalgikar allowed to travel abroad by Supreme Court to monitor Manipur violence cases.

In the first phase of Lok Sabha elections, most of the violence-affected parts of the State go to the polls. These include all of the Inner Manipur constituency having a largely Meitei population, and large parts of the Outer Manipur constituency (ST) covering Churachandpur, Kangpokpi and Chandel with a majority…

NCERT revises Class 11 and 12 textbooks, dropping controversial references and aligning content with latest political developments in India.

A few BJP leaders, including a former MLA, joined Congress in conflict-scarred Manipur allegedly amid intimidation.

More than 780 internet shutdowns, almost 60,000 URLs blocked, a dip in global indices --The Hindu examines internet freedom in India over the last 10 years.

Tamil Nadu Congress president challenges PM Modi on Kachchatheevu, Pulwama, Rafael papers, and Manipur law and order.

United National Liberation Front (P), a banned terror group, has failed to surrender weapons or provide a list of its members despite signing a ceasefire agreement with the Centre four months ago.

The Minister’s comments came in the wake of Church leaders slamming the attacks on Christian communities in Manipur and North India.

Tharoor condemns Manipur govt.’s move to declare Easter working day

Manipur government declares both Good Friday and Easter Sunday would remain holidays after its earlier order declaring them working days ignited public outrage