The Latest Breaking News from Manipur

The Central Government, which was quick to pledge its support to Israel following the Palestine crisis, chose not to respond to the killings in Manipur for months together, said Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Sunday.

Manipur's internally displaced women exceeded expectations by crafting crochet dolls for 'Stitching Hope' initiative, generating $11,000 in pre-sale orders from around the world. The campaign aimed to equip women with skills to create dolls for sustainable livelihood, and has shaped a narrative of hope among them. The dolls are expected…

Smugglers in Mizoram use excavators to carve out a 10-km “jeepable road” in Myanmar to create a new drug route. The route is used to avoid the ethnic conflict-scarred Manipur, considered a more strategic and convenient passage. The State's Excise and Narcotics Department and Assam Rifles have seized drugs and…

“Two bodies, including that of a woman, with bullet wounds were recovered in Imphal East and West districts in Manipur,” police said on November 9.

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Manipur witnesses fresh violence with multiple incidents: shots fired at director's residence, elected representative's house, Kuki militants threaten Meitei farmers, open fire at Moirangpurel village, and torch paddy plants in Thamnapokpi.

Altogether 8,57,063 voters, including 4,39,026 women, will elect representatives to the 40-member Mizoram Assembly on Tuesday in the aftermath of the ethnic violence in adjoining Manipur.

Manipur Police detain 3 in connection with missing teens; Fresh tension in valley areas after two teenagers went missing. Mobile phones found in Senapati district.

Manipur govt extends mobile internet ban till Nov 8 due to ethnic clashes & recent violence. Order issued to prevent inflammatory material & false rumours from spreading via social media. State govt to open mobile towers in unaffected areas on trial basis.

Thrissur Archdiocese spokesperson clarifies article in Catholicasabha not official stand; Archbishop Mar Andrews Thazhath silent. Article criticised BJP, PM Modi & Suresh Gopi's remark on Manipur issue. Gopi said he stands by his statement & archdiocese has right to express their stand.

Suresh Gopi stands by his remarks on Manipur issue, shows intolerance when asked about indecent behaviour case. Archdiocese criticised him, asked where were those 'men' when Manipur was burning. He shouted at woman reporter who asked question.