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Why The Indian Army’s Eastern Command GOC Is Silent about the Sophisticated Firearms of Kuki-Zomis to Stop the Ongoing Violent Conflict?
Even as the violent conflict that erupted on May 3 with Kuki-Zomis attacking Meiteis in the bordering areas of Manipur’s Churachandpur district and Bishnupur district
More Myanmar Refugees Move Towards Manipur; One Dead, Five Injured in PDF Attack; Seven Bunkers Destroyed, Arms Recovered; UAV Disrupts Flight Services in Imphal; Flag March Conducted at Moreh
More Myanmar Refugees Move Towards Manipur Around 400 Myanmarese, mostly women and children have moved towards Indian State of Manipur crossing Indo-Myanmar border especially at
The Cyclops Lesson: Promise to be Eaten Last is Not a Favour
In Homer’s timeless classic “Odyssey” the great seafaring Greek warrior and king of Ithaca, Ulysses, who along with his men, gets lost in the sea
After God, the Land and More
Generations Come and Generations Go, But the Earth Remains Forever – Old Testament, Ecclesiastes, 1, 4 No relationship is more primal than the one
Finding an Alternative Means of Livelihood is the Only Way Forward for People Working in Tour and Travel Sectors in Manipur
The ongoing violent conflict in the state of Manipur since May 3, 2023 has not ended till now. It has affected the lives of people
Festive Vibes End in Disappointment and Discontentment
Advent of festive season triggered emotional stress and depression among affected victims of ongoing crisis bringing back memories of good old days that the once
State Opposition Urge Governor to Facilitate All-Party Meet With PM; FIR Against ITLF Over Self-Rule Declaration; ITLF Rally in Churachandpur Condemns ‘Selective Justice’; ITLF Has Complicated Resettlement of Displaced Kukis Says COCOMI
The 10 Opposition parties of Manipur have made an appeal to the Governor of Manipur to facilitate an all-party meeting with the Prime Minister of
Over 1.41 lakh Amur Falcons Roost at Manipur’s Village
Waari Singbul Network Tamenglong : With the completion of the first ever survey for population estimation of Amur falcons in strife-torn Manipur conducted at
History and Memory: Was King Pamheiba’s Decision to Look West Prompted by Far-Sighted Vision
This could be apocryphal, but an African proverb goes thus: “Until the lions learn to write, the hunters will tell their stories for them”. The
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