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Category Archives: Manipur
ANSAM condemns untimely move of 8 Naga legislators
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Newmai News Network Imphal: The All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) said it was “flabbergasted” to come across the signature of 8 Naga legislators in the representation submitted to the Prime Minister of India along with other MLAs at this … Continue reading
More arms and explosives recovered in Manipur
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Newmai News Network Imphal: More arms and explosives were recovered on Wednesday as Manipur police continued operations in the borders of hills-valley districts, police said. Today, three pistols, two magazines of Pistol, one submachine gun 9 mm carbine without magazine, six … Continue reading
Hindi film Uri screened after over 2 decades of ban on Hindi films in Manipur
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Imphal: After more than 20 years, a Hindi film was screened publicly in violence-hit Manipur for the first time on Tuesday. To mark the 77th Independence Day, Hmar Students’ Association (HSA) screened the Vicky Kaushal and Yami Gautam starrer “Uri: The … Continue reading
Posted in Churachandpur, Imphal
Tagged Bollywood, Churachandpur, Compulsory Hindi, Hindi Film, Lamka, Manipur, Uri
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Is the Manipur Government Orchestrating another Kuki-Naga Conflict?
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THERE ARE nuances in the way the government is handling the internally displaced persons in the valley and in the hills. The displaced persons in the valley are camped in educational institutions, government offices and sometimes in “fabricated shelter houses” … Continue reading
Posted in Manipur, Opinion
Tagged Conflict, Ethnic Clash, Kamjong District, Kuki tribe, Naga, Tangkhul, Ukhrul District
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Zomi Chief’s Association issues ultimatum to CM N Biren & COCOMI to tender a PUBLIC APOLOGY to the Zo ethnic communities by Aug 31
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After the Chief Minister of Manipur N. Biren Singh started using the terms illegal immigrant and poppy cultivator to stereotype the Zo ethnic (Kuki-Zomi) communities, the Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI), a conglomerate of Meitei civil society organizations coined … Continue reading
ANSAM extends warm greetings on 77th Naga Independence Day
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Newmai News Network Senapati: The All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM), while extending its “warm greetings to all the Nagas on this historic 77th Naga National Independence Day, said that, on this very historic and remarkable day of Nagas, the Naga student … Continue reading
Posted in Manipur, News, Senapati
Tagged Kuknalim, Manipur, Naga, Senapati Naga Independence DAy
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CSOs, Student bodies observes 77th Manipur Independence Day in Imphal
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Imphal: Different Civil Society Organisations and student bodies celebrated Manipur’s Independence Day across the State today. Hoisting the Ibudhou Pakhangba symbol-imprinted flag, first hoisted on August 14, 1947, when Manipur gained independence from British rule and offering floral tributes to … Continue reading
Enhanced security measures in Manipur for Aug 15 Independence Day celebration
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Newmai News Network Imphal: Enhanced security measures have been in place across the strife-torn Manipur, particularly in Imphal on the eve of India’s Independence Day which would be celebrated on Tuesday. Teams of police commandos continued to conduct search cordon … Continue reading