Manipur mourns the tragic loss of two young cabin crew members, 21-year-old Meitei woman Nganthoi Sharma from Thoubal and 28-year-old Kuki man Lamnunthem Singson from Kangpokpi, killed in the Air India crash in Ahmedabad. In a state divided by ethnic strife, their deaths have united the Meitei and Kuki communities in a rare, heartfelt moment of shared grief and solidarity.
15 June,2025 11:54 AM IST
On March 9, women from Thongju Bokul Makhong Village in Manipur organized a sit-in protest to express their anger and concern over the ongoing violence in the state. They demanded that the central government take immediate steps to end the prolonged unrest and restore peace. The protesters also urged authorities to address the root causes of the conflict and ensure the safety of all citizens. The protest comes months after deadly ethnic clashes erupted in Manipur, leading to widespread destruction and loss of life. In response to the escalating violence, President’s rule was imposed in the state, but the situation remains tense, with sporadic clashes continuing in various regions. The women at the protest called for stronger measures to curb the violence and bring stability to the state.
10 March,2025 12:33 PM IST
In a surprising development, N Biren Singh, the Chief Minister of Manipur, resigned from his position on February 9. He submitted his resignation letter to Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla at the Raj Bhavan in Imphal, the state's capital. In his letter, Singh mentioned that he was stepping down due to health concerns. This sudden resignation comes amid ongoing tensions in the state, but Singh's decision was reportedly driven by personal reasons related to his health. Watch video for more information.
10 February,2025 11:22 AM IST
Amid the ongoing tensions in Manipur, gunfire and violence intensified between the two ethnic groups on Dec 27. Few civilians and security personnel were injured in a gunfight with armed men in Sanasabi, Thamnapokpi villages of Imphal East. Heavy firing from Yaingangpokpi Uyokching Hill towards a Meitei village has been ongoing since December 24. In a social media post on X, Manipur CM N Biren Singh on Dec 28 condemned the attack calling it “cowardly and unprovoked”. He further urged calm and unity, assuring that necessary measures are in place to handle the situation.
28 December,2024 07:19 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
