Shah Says No Decision Yet on Manipur NRC Baseline
Shah refused to disclose how the government would identify illegal migrants, saying revealing the methods could help those being targeted ...
Read moreDetailsShah refused to disclose how the government would identify illegal migrants, saying revealing the methods could help those being targeted ...
Read moreDetailsManipur Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam told the Assembly that 24,475 people have so far been identified as illegal immigrants in ...
Read moreDetailsIn this article, Benjamin Mate, Chairman of the Kuki Organisation for Human Rights Trust, examines the Meitei and Naga demand ...
Read moreDetailsCensus row deepens in Manipur: COPTAM-KH says Census, NRC, citizenship and the constitutional status of the Hill Areas are separate ...
Read moreDetailsChief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Shah for responding to the concerns raised by civil ...
Read moreDetailsThe Manipur High Court’s move comes amid demands from Meitei and Naga groups for an updated NRC before the Census, ...
Read moreDetailsMeitei and Naga groups want citizenship verification before the census and delimitation, while Kuki-Zo organisations oppose the sequencing and say ...
Read moreDetailsAmit Shah is set to visit Manipur in the first week of October, where he will lay the foundation stone ...
Read moreDetailsAs protests intensify in Imphal, the Centre must balance concerns over illegal migration and demographic change in Manipur against the ...
Read moreDetailsCiting the contentious Assam NRC, the Kuki-Zo Council urged stakeholders to let the Census proceed first and leave any citizenship ...
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