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Konthoujam Govindas Singh said additional CAPF troops will return after elections in West Bengal and other states. He urged peace amid shutdown calls following ethnic violence and assured security, relief measures, and compensation for recent incidents

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Manipur on Saturday for the first time since the 2023 ethnic violence. He will unveil development projects worth ₹8,500 crore in both Kuki-majority Churachandpur and Meitei-majority Imphal amid tight security and mixed community reactions -

There is an all-pervading sense of helplessness amid the failure of the administration to check the growing violence in Manipur

Unless we understand the gross imbalance in sharing sociopolitical power among the ethnic groups, resolving conflicts is impossible

The Biren Singh government owes an explanation as to why it has failed to rise above identity politics

The last of 10 Kuki families were provided "safe passage" to Motbung, in Kangpokpi district, some 25 km from Imphal, he said

Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey on the recommendations of the state cabinet summoned the monsoon session of the state assembly on August 29 after the main opposition Congress and various other organisations have been demanding to convene the assembly session.

If the clashes had not taken a communal colour, the violence would not have reached the scale we are witnessing today

Manipur case must be considered akin to Nirbhaya case and an empowered panel like Justice Verma Committee must be formed

The viral video of the May 4 incident renewed the national attention on Manipur, where violence broke out nearly three months ago, killing over 160 people since then, and injuring hundreds

A viral video on Twitter showed two Kuki women and a mob. The women were naked, and the men groped their private parts and paraded them.

Police teams were promptly formed as soon as the video of the incident came to light.

The Prime Minister termed the incident as disgraceful for civil society, and he assured the nation that the plight of the daughters of Manipur will never be forgotten.

After 54 days, movement of vehicles carrying essentials resumed along the NH-2 as the economic blockade, imposed by various organisations in the wake of the ethnic violence in Manipur, was lifted on July 2