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ECI to re-open EVMs in Ukhrul
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Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday would reopen and ascertain the alleged manipulation of the electronic voting machines (EVMs) utilised in three constituencies of Ukhrul district during the Assembly elections in 2007.
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Myanmar-India border region hit by mild earthquake
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A slight intensity earthquake with a magnitude of 4.6 hit the Myanmar-India (Manipur) border region at 1509 hrs today, the Indian Met department said.
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Naga tribal miscreants torch truck in Senapati
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Some Naga tribal miscreants torched a truck near Taphou in Senapati district on Saturday evening while it was on its way to Dimapur to fetch essential commodities.
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Investigative reports of journalist priceless: Minister
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Manipur Health Minister H Parijat today said investigative journalism should be encouraged to make people aware of issues which were not known before.
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Chinese diplomat stopped from visiting Manipur
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New Delhi restricted a Chinese diplomat from visiting Manipur weeks before the current visa row, upsetting some academics in the troubled state.
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Drug trafficking rises in Mnp
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Drug trafficking is spurring high in Manipur with Mulvailup, a sleepy hamlet on the fringe of Indo-Myanmar international border in the east of Ukhrul district, emerging as the hotbed for drug runners
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Local traders could be misusing Manipur blockade situation!
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There was shortage of goods of daily use in Manipur not due to blockade but because of other factors like rains and refusal of truck operators and the involvement of local traders in hoarding and black marketing taking advantage of shortage in some essential commodities, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Manipur women call for lifting of blockade
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A woman society in Manipur has appealed to the Naga women societies particularly the mothers of the United Naga Council (UNC) Manipur and All Naga Students Association Manipur (ANSAM) leaders to convince their wards from imposing frequent economic blockade on the National Highways.
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Normalcy returning to blockade affected Manipur
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The resumption of the supply of essential commodities has come as a major relief for people of Manipur, who were facing hardships following the economic blockade imposed by Naga Groups on National Highway-39.
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PC rules out Manipur division
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Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Thursday said his ministry has proposed amendments to the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) but these could be effected only after consultations with all concerned.
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Govt. taking all measures to ensure essential commodities in Manipur
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Union Home Minister P.Chidambaram on Thursday said that all measures were being taken to ensure that essential commodities were available in adequate quantities in all parts of Manipur.
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Tsukti Longkumer, an inspirational entrepreneur of Nagaland
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Tsukti Longkumer, an upcoming hotelier from Nagaland, is an inspiration for the youth in the region, as he has shown them the way to be self-reliant.
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Protest against rebel attacks
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Employees of the Manipur Tribal Development Corporation (MTDC) abstained from official work on Wednesday protesting the beating up of some employees and kidnappings of three others by rebels.
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The 2nd Manipur International Film Festival starts in Imphal
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The 2nd Manipur International Documentary, Short and Animation Film Festival, 2010 organised by Films Division, Mumbai, in collaboration with Manipur Film Development Corporation (MFDC) started here on Wednesday.
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Economic blockade hits normal life in Manipur
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Manipur is continue to suffer from the after effects of an economic blockade called by the United Naga Council (UNC).
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Bio-resources under threat in Manipur
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Indigenous bio-resources, flora and fauna diversity of Manipur is presently under threat despite various projects and schemes for the conservation taken up.
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MTDC employees protest in Manipur
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Employees of Manipur Tribal Development Corporation (MTDC) strongly condemned the act of PREPAK cadres who abducted three staff of MTDC including its executive engineer from the office at Lamphel on Tuesday and beaten up of two other staff.
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Manipur prepares to fight Japanese encephalitis
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Manipur is preparing to combat the ‘Japanese encephalitis’ epidemic that has claimed several lives in the four valley districts since it was reported early this month.
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Anti-drug outfit halts anti-price rise campaign in Manipur
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The All Manipur Anti-Drug Association (AMADA) has halted its anti-price rise campaign in Manipur after submitting a memorandum to Chief Minister O. Ibobi Singh
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Supply of goods yet to resume in Manipur
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State transporters have refused to travel on NH 39, Imphal-Dimpur sector, though economic blockade on NH 39 and NH 53 since April 11 by Naga students, was called off on June 18.
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Kom tribals seek repoll at 3 Manipur booths
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The Kom-Rem Union on Wednesday submitted a memorandum to Governor of Manipur Gurubachand Jagat urging him to take steps for ordering repoll in three stations for the Autonomous District Councils (ADCs).
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Manipur rice bowl dwindles
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Manipur households may find it difficult to fill their plates with rice next year, with the ongoing economic blockade robbing farmers of essential fuel to run their tilling machines.
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Blockade keeps prices high in Manipur
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The blockade of two national highways in Manipur by Naga groups entered the 55th day on Sunday and the prices of essential commodities remained high. Hundreds of trucks are still stranded.
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Manipur cracks whip on Naga protesters
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The Manipur government launched a massive crackdown on Naga protesters who have blocked national highways 39 and 53 since April 12.
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Arrested Manipur ultra brought from Bangalore
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Self-styled chairman of a militant outfit People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) of Manipur MI Khan, arrested in Bangalore, was brought here, officials said today.
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