Manipur: Kipgen’s Imphal Return—The Final Nail in the Kuki-Zo Movement?
The unanswered question is whether Nemcha Kipgen return to Imphal would deliver tangible gains for the Kuki-Zo community or merely ...
Read moreDetailsThe unanswered question is whether Nemcha Kipgen return to Imphal would deliver tangible gains for the Kuki-Zo community or merely ...
Read moreDetailsA headless body, a missing severed head and a video allegedly showing militants with the victim’s head have triggered outrage ...
Read moreDetailsThe Kuki Youth Organisation has alleged that Hemjang Haokip was abducted by armed men suspected to be NSCN-IM cadres before ...
Read moreDetailsThe NSCN (IM) has backed an impartial NIA probe into the killing of three church leaders but rejected claims that ...
Read moreDetailsThe Kuki-Zo civil body has accused NSCN-IM and ZUF-Kamson, along with Langka village volunteers, of involvement in the Lasan attack. ...
Read moreDetailsThe killing of a Kuki electrician in Lasan has heightened concerns over repeated violence along Manipur’s IT Road, with the ...
Read moreDetailsIn a 10-point charter, the KZC raised security concerns, alleged administrative neglect and demanded action to ensure the movement of ...
Read moreDetailsThe Gampum operation has exposed competing claims over what constitutes an authorised camp under the SoO pact, reviving questions over ...
Read moreDetailsThe operation involved Manipur Police, CoBRA, CRPF, RAF and Mahila personnel, who sealed the camp after the raid and took ...
Read moreDetailsThe incident comes amid renewed violence along the Imphal-Tamenglong road, where rival communities have traded allegations over attacks on villages ...
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