The Union Home Ministry has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) for another six months, effective October 1, across most parts of Manipur, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh. The extension follows a review of the law and order situation, though 13 police station jurisdictions in Manipur's Imphal Valley remain exempt from the "disturbed area" notification.
Security forces arrested seven militants, including a woman cadre, in separate operations across four Manipur districts, officials said. They also recovered arms and ammunition from Bishnupur and arrested two alleged drug peddlers, seizing around 53 grams of heroin
Security forces arrested 13 militants belonging to various banned outfits during joint operations across five Manipur districts in the past 24 hours. They also recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition and destroyed three illegally constructed bunkers in Senapati district
Manipur’s latest draft electoral rolls reveal women voters continue to outnumber men, pushing the state's gender ratio to 1,057. Following a massive revision that removed over 1.58 lakh names, the final voter list will be published on September 6
Hyderabad: The central government, led by Modi, failed to normalise the situation in Manipur even after heavy conflicts and crisis. The opposition parties and many public speakers urge Narendra Modi and co. to pass the ruling to the president in Manipur with the implementation of the president’s rule as per Article 365 in the Indian […]
