UKHRUL: Manipur deputy chief minister Losii Dikho abstained from the Cabinet meeting held at the Civil Secretariat on Thursday, citing the collective position and...

SENAPATI: The District Health Society, Senapati, led by Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Senapati, Dr. Sumpi Percy, conducted a health awareness programme and free medical...

UKHRUL: A three-day football tournament organised by the 32 Battalion CRPF under the aegis of the Manipur and Nagaland Sector, CRPF, in collaboration with...

KANGPOKPI, SEP 12: The 94 Bn CRPF organised a cricket tournament under the Khelo India initiative at the Damdei Christian College playground in Kangpokpi...

AIZAWL, SEP 11 (SHABD): Heavy rainfall yesterday evening and last night triggered landslides, building collapses and flash floods across various parts of Mizoram, claiming...

SENAPATI: The Naga Youths of Senapati (NYS) on Saturday organised a peaceful sit-in protest at Senapati Bazaar, demanding time-bound justice for Naga civilians killed...

The Chickens Will Soon Come Home To Roost As And When The Reckoning BeginsThe Kuki Armed Network cannot indefinitely escape the ultimate political and...

Is it always better to act than to speak?Humans call themselves the most civilized of all creatures. If we are, it is not because...

The Litan violence that ignited the Naga-Kuki conflict in Manipur can be traced to the events of February 7–9, 2026. What began on the...

Pattern of Kuki-Zo immigrants in ManipurThe pattern of Chin-Kuki-Zo immigrants from the Chin Hills in Myanmar and the Lushai (Mizo) Hills to Manipur, since...

AIZAWL, SEP 11 (SHABD): Heavy rainfall yesterday evening and last night triggered landslides, building collapses and flash floods across various parts of Mizoram, claiming two lives in two separate incidents.In Lawngtlai College Veng, at around 5:00 PM yesterday, six-year-old Ruby Lalrinsiami and her friend, Alicya Remruatkimi, were on their way to a nearby neighbourhood store to buy some items. When Ruby stepped into a roadside drain carrying a rapidly flowing torrent of floodwater, the current swept her away.Her friend attempted to chase after her but could not keep up due to the force of the water. Ruby’s father, Pu Lalbawlliana, along with a companion, made desperate efforts to search for her and later recovered her...

SHILLONG: The Meghalaya High Court has directed the Inspector General of Prisons to appear personally before it over the continued detention of a Bangladeshi national who has remained in prison for more than a year after completing his six-month sentence.A division bench comprising Chief Justice Revati Mohite Dere and Justice W. Diengdoh passed the direction while hearing a 2026 case filed by the Registrar General of the High Court of Meghalaya.The court was informed by Additional Advocate General K Khan that the prisoner had completed his sentence but remained incarcerated as authorities were awaiting verification of his nationality from the Assistant High Commissioner of Bangladesh.The bench, however, rejected the explanation and questioned why the man...