Kuki Bodies Blame NSCN-IM, MLAs Stop at ‘Armed Militants’
The killings have exposed a striking contrast in language, with Kuki-Zo bodies naming alleged perpetrators while the community’s legislators have...
Read moreDetailsThe killings have exposed a striking contrast in language, with Kuki-Zo bodies naming alleged perpetrators while the community’s legislators have...
Read moreDetailsKuki groups warned of an indefinite total shutdown if the government fails to act, while the Kaimai Village Authority appealed...
Read moreDetailsShah refused to disclose how the government would identify illegal migrants, saying revealing the methods could help those being targeted...
Read moreDetailsAmit Shah has set a 2029 deadline for implementing the Uniform Civil Code across all 21 BJP- and NDA-ruled states,...
Read moreDetailsAddressing the second day of the BRICS Summit, Modi said India’s presidency had focused on resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability...
Read moreDetailsThe Chinese president’s no-show came as India and China seek to stabilise bilateral ties. Russian President Vladimir Putin and several...
Read moreDetailsWithout naming any country, BRICS called for disputes to be settled through dialogue and diplomacy, while warning of rising nuclear...
Read moreDetailsOpening the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, Modi renewed India’s demand for UN Security Council reform and said developing nations...
Read moreDetailsThe Garcetti episode remains a diplomatic cautionary tale. Washington can be deeply interested in Manipur’s stability without seeking a direct...
Read moreDetailsED Raids Put Rawat Under Spotlight: Investigators seized Rs 32 lakh in unexplained cash, 200.5 grams of gold and 12...
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