Imphal: The 21-day-long “4th Workshop-cum-Festival in Manipuri Dance,” which started on November 10, concluded on Saturday at Top Mayai Leikai in Imphal East district of Manipur. The event was organised by Loijingloya Yaiphakol (LOLY), under the sponsorship of the ministry of Culture. The valedictory function was attended by Assistant Professor M. Chandrakumar Singh, President of…
Imphal: Assam Rifles is not the enemy for the people of Manipur, rather they are here for the security and welfare of the people, chief minister N. Biren Singh said at inaugural function for construction of infrastructure for shifting of Assam Rifles (AR), at Langthabal, here on Saturday. The people of the state should honour…
Imphal: The Tripartite Talk among Government of India, Government of Manipur and United Naga Council (UNC) was held on Friday, at Senapati District Headquarters. The discussions focused on the creation of seven new districts by Government of Manipur on December 8, 2016 and UNC’s demand for roll-back of creation of the new districts. The representatives…
Imphal, November 29, 2024 (DIPR): The Government of Manipur strongly disapproves of the comments of Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on the internal matters of Manipur in an interview carried in the Hindustan Times under the caption ‘Biren Singh a liability for party, state, people’. One may recall that the Mizoram CM had recently give a…
Imphal : The women’s wing of the Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (Cocomi) issued a stern warning to the Army, specifically targeting the GOC 57 Mountain Division’s camp in Leimakhong, regarding the disappearance of Kamalbabu. During a press briefing held at their office in Imphal, convenor Leirik Leima expressed deep concerns over the disappearance of…
Imphal: In coordination with the army and other central forces, the government is taking up every possible step to rescue Laishram Kamalbabu, 56, from Loitang Khunou, who has gone missing from the campus of GOC, 57 Mountain Division, chief minister N. Biren Singh said on Friday. The government has earlier also asked the officials of…
Imphal: Manipur strongly has disapproved the ‘constant meddling in the internal affairs of Manipur by the Mizo National Front’. The Mizoram-based political party, whose chief minister was routed in the last state Assembly elections, despite riding on a shrill wave of anti-national pro-Myanmar refugee propaganda and anti-Manipur stance, has come out with a press statement…
Imphal: Manipur government has relaxed curfew in Imphal and other parts of Manipur from 5am till 4pm of Friday. Curfew has been relaxed from 5am to 12 noon for the last few weeks in valley districts. The curfew was relaxed as ‘there is need to relttx the rcstriction of movement to facilitate public to purchase…
Imphal: Women in Manipur valley marched rally protesting against the re-imposition of Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in six police station jurisdictions of Manipur, on Thursday. The demonstrators demanded to protect Manipur’s integrity. They raised slogans against disintegrating forces while Kuki militants attack Meitei community to establish a Kuki land demanding for a separate administration….
Imphal: Manipur government has issued orders to resume classes of schools and colleges on Friday, November 29. The educational institutions have been closed in the state, mainly valley districts since November 18 following people’s agitations against killing of civilians by Kuki terrorists. Normal classes will resume for all schools of the state, government, government aided,…
