Kuki Inpi Manipur Spurns Normalcy Bid, Reaffirms UT Demand
Kuki Inpi Manipur said it would neither dilute nor compromise the Kuki people's demand for Separate Administration for temporary political ...
Read moreDetailsKuki Inpi Manipur said it would neither dilute nor compromise the Kuki people's demand for Separate Administration for temporary political ...
Read moreDetailsNemcha Kipgen's position in the government, alongside her family connection to a key SoO group, has added another layer to ...
Read moreDetailsWhile Kuki-Zo leaders appear to have surrenderd befiore the government on highway access after more than three years of disruption, ...
Read moreDetailsThe Kangpokpi event was politically significant as the first major public programme addressed by a Manipur Chief Minister in a ...
Read moreDetailsThe UNC said the decision followed appeals from churches, tribal organisations, civil society groups, and political leaders, while also demanding ...
Read moreDetailsThe buffer zone, seen as a vital security mechanism, is now at the centre of political tension, while the silence ...
Read moreDetailsDespite holding one of the highest offices in the state, Kipgen’s limited public response to Kuki-Zo suffering has deepened frustration ...
Read moreDetailsThe muted response from Kuki-Zo leaders has begun to create an atmosphere of suspicion and demoralisation among ordinary residents in ...
Read moreDetailsAmid burning homes and fleeing civilians, Litan reveals a painful Kuki-Zo leadership void, where silence takes the place of empathy ...
Read moreDetailsNotably absent were the armed SoO groups that have historically steered the movement — underscoring the emergence of a decentralised ...
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