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Two Arrested Admit Role in Khongbal Killings; 17 “Unlisted” Cadres Detained at Sinai SoO Camp: Police
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UKHRUL: Manipur Police additional director general (ADGP) Lhari Dorjee Lhatoo said two of the three individuals arrested in connection with the Khongbal killings has...
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Manipur
Two Arrested Admit Role in Khongbal Killings; 17 “Unlisted” Cadres Detained...
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UKHRUL: Manipur Police additional director general (ADGP) Lhari Dorjee Lhatoo said two of the three individuals arrested in connection with the Khongbal killings has...
Imphal
Meitei Alliance Demands Abrogation of SoO Pacts After Khamenlok Killings
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UKHRUL: The Meitei Alliance has condemned the killing of three civilians near Nongshum in Khamenlok, Kangpokpi district, on October 19, and demanded the immediate...
Imphal
NPP Manipur Leaders Visit Injured, Pay Respects to Deceased
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UKHRUL: A delegation of the National People’s Party (NPP), Manipur State Unit, led by state president Dr Lorho S. Pfoze, visited Raj Medicity Hospital...
Kangpokpi
CoTU Announces 24-Hour Shutdown Across Kangpokpi District
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UKHRUL: The Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU), Sadar Hills, a Kuki civil body in Kangpokpi has announced a 24-hour total shutdown across Kangpokpi district...
Manipur
Manipur Police Marks 135th Raising Day in Churachandpur
CHURACHANDPUR: The 135th Manipur Police Raising Day was celebrated at the Old SP Office in Tuibuong, Churachandpur, on Monday in the presence of senior...
Editorial & Opinion
Editorial
Kamjong District’s Population and Settlements: Beyond Broad Generalisations...
In Episode 1918, titled "Complexities and politics as conflict escalates in Manipur with Naga Vs Kuki adding a new dimension," ThePrint described Kamjong as...
Opinion
“To Leave Us Alone”: Why the Naga Political...
A century of assertion, negotiation, and unfulfilled settlement.IN 1929, the Naga Club told the Simon Commission that the Nagas wished “to leave us alone...
Opinion
Modi and Bhagwat on the Diaspora Stage: Is...
INDIA has every reason to take pride in the achievements of its Diaspora. Indians and people of Indian origin contribute to public life, science...
Opinion
When Leaders Step Back: What a Naga Moment...
TWO NAGA leaders put their names to a short piece of paper this week. It deserves more attention than the quarrel that produced it.The...
Regional
Nagaland
October Roots Vol-1 Brings Nagaland’s Diverse Music Scene to the Stage
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KOHIMA: October Roots Vol-1 2026, organised by CaveMEN Production in partnership with Colours Graphic and Acoustic Wave, brought together emerging artists, local bands and established performers at the State Academy Hall, Kohima, on Monday, providing a platform for young musicians to showcase their talent.Ranging from indie, pop-rock, punk, classic rock and progressive rock, the concert featured solo artists such as Athong LK, Kongkhao Shiu and Gladys, along with bands AFTERTONE, WAY UP, White Riot, Shoelace Untied and DCY (Dream Carries You), reflecting the diversity of contemporary music in Nagaland. Old School Nagaland performed as the guest band, while Sheduto of Fifthnote and Choseo of Ntdote made special appearances.Among the solo performers, Athong LK, an indie...
Mizoram
Mizo Strawberry Grower Mari-i Honoured by FAO in Rome
AIZAWL (SHABD): ZT Lalrithangi, popularly known as Mari-i, a successful strawberry grower from Sangau in Lawngtlai district, Mizoram, was honoured in Rome, Italy, on Thursday after being named one of the ‘FAO 100 Women Heroes in Agrifood Systems and Rural Development’ for the International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026.She is the first Mizo to receive the recognition. She was selected from more than 600 candidates across 131 countries, with only two women from India making the list.ALSO READ Rahul Gandhi Urges President to Reconsider Dushyant Gautam’s Appointment as Sikkim GovernorThe recognition was conferred during the World Food Forum, held at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) headquarters in Rome from October 12 to 16.The...

