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CoTU Extends Total Shutdown in Kangpokpi by Another 48 Hours
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UKHRUL: The Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU), Sadar Hills, has extended its ongoing total shutdown by another 48 hours, citing the government's continued failure...
Manipur
‘Zomi: Reclaiming Identity & Brotherhood’ Launched Online, Authors to Donate Proceeds...
CHURACHANDPUR: Amazon Launch & Online Releasing ceremony of the book' Zomi: Reclaiming Identity & Brotherhood', co-authored by Noeram Mohen and Anthony Naulak was held...
Kangpokpi
Two Naga Youths Handed Over to Senapati Police After Being Detained...
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UKHRUL/KANGPOKPI: Two Naga youths, who were handed over to Senapati Police on November 1 following negotiations involving Naga civil society organisations (CSOs), CRPF personnel...
Manipur
Awareness Programme on Women Empowerment Held at Machi
CHANDEL: The District HUB for Empowerment of Women (DHEW), Mission Shakti, Tengnoupal, Social Welfare Department, Govt of Manipur on Monday organised a one-day awareness...
Nagaland
NSCN-YA, NSA Mourns Demise of Veteran Naga Leader Thinoselie Keyho
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UKHRUL, November 2: The NSCN (Yung Aung) has expressed deep sorrow over the demise of veteran Naga national leader and president of the Naga...
Kangpokpi
CoTU Extends Total Shutdown in Kangpokpi by Another 48 Hours
UT Desk -
UKHRUL: The Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU), Sadar Hills, has extended its ongoing total shutdown by another 48 hours, citing the government's continued failure...
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Opinion
CEC | A Test of Public Trust in...
THE DEBATE over Gyanesh Kumar’s continuance as India’s Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) raises a question that extends beyond any individual: how much confidence do...
Opinion
Democracy or Anarchy: Nagaland — Who Runs the...
The Rise of Non-State Actors and the Eclipse of Elected AuthorityIN NAGALAND, a question of considerable importance has arisen—one that goes to the heart...
Opinion
Sinai Camp Raid Opens Pandora’s Box: Government Failure...
THE MASSACRE of three Meitei civilians collecting firewood on 19 October 2026 by Kuki National Front-Nehlun, followed by the dumping of two victims’ bodies...
Opinion
From Kukiland to Entry 33 — The Legal...
THE KUKI insurgency movement and the demand for ‘Any Kuki Tribes’ were inseparable from the outset. The Mizo Accord of 1986 acted as a...
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Nagaland
NSCN-YA, NSA Mourns Demise of Veteran Naga Leader Thinoselie Keyho
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UKHRUL, November 2: The NSCN (Yung Aung) has expressed deep sorrow over the demise of veteran Naga national leader and president of the Naga National Council (NNC), Gen. (Retd.) Thinoselie M. Keyho, who passed away on October 30, 2026, at the age of 96.The NSCN-YA described General Keyho as a distinguished Naga revolutionary soldier and devoted patriot who dedicated 70 years of his life to the Naga national struggle.ALSO READ NPMHR Mourns NNC President Thinoselie M. Keyho, Recalls Contributions to Naga MovementThe message stated that he belonged to a generation that carried the burden of the Naga struggle through some of its most difficult and uncertain periods, enduring immense hardships and demonstrating courage, commitment and...
Assam
Assam Rifles, DRI Seize Rs 40 Crore Crystal Meth Consignment in Cachar
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AGARTALA: Assam Rifles and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), Silchar, seized 20 packets of Crystal Methamphetamine weighing approximately 20 kg, along with three mobile phones and two vehicles, during a joint operation in Dholai Bazar on October 30.Acting on specific inputs, a joint team of Assam Rifles and DRI Silchar launched an intelligence-based operation on October 30, 2026, intercepting a suspected narcotics consignment in Dholai Bazar, Cachar district. During the operation, the team apprehended three individuals who were allegedly involved in transporting the contraband.A detailed search of the consignment led to the recovery of the Crystal Methamphetamine, estimated to carry an international market value of around Rs 40 crore. The seizure marks the first-ever...


