No National Outrage, No Prime-Time Debate: Who Cares for Manipur’s Dead?
Barely a handful of Manipur’s 60 MLAs have spoken after the latest killings, while political leaders, opinion-makers and civil society...
Read moreDetailsBarely a handful of Manipur’s 60 MLAs have spoken after the latest killings, while political leaders, opinion-makers and civil society...
Read moreDetailsThe unresolved killings are deepening a sense of impunity in Manipur, where condemnations and FIRs have repeatedly failed to produce...
Read moreDetailsThe Kuki-Zo Council has accused the NSCN-IM and ZUF-K of involvement in the latest killings and called on the Centre...
Read moreDetailsHaokip alleged that NSCN-IM and ZUF-Kamsong cadres had killed nearly two dozen Kuki-Zo civilians in recent months and accused authorities...
Read moreDetailsThe NSCN (I-M) linked its allegations to the unresolved political dialogue with New Delhi, accusing the Centre of applying “double...
Read moreDetailsCongress scored important victories in Jhalawar and Pali, but AAP’s takeover of Baran and the CPI(M)’s win in Nokha point...
Read moreDetailsAaditya Thackeray has called the CBI FIR in Disha Salian’s death case an act of political vendetta. But the FIR,...
Read moreDetailsThe Kuki CSO Working Committee accused the administration of failing to address restrictions affecting supplies, livelihoods and movement, while calling...
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...
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