A Chief Minister on Borrowed Time
Five months into the tenure of Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh, Manipur finds itself confronting an uncomfortable reality: the promise of political…
Five months into the tenure of Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh, Manipur finds itself confronting an uncomfortable reality: the promise of political…
The Manipur Government’s decision to deploy a large contingent of security forces to lift the economic blockade at Namdilong has once again…
Since 15 October 1949, Manipur had gone through different phases of her journey towards democracy within the Indian frame of republic. Right…
Governance is often judged by two fundamental responsibilities of the State: protecting lives and delivering public services. In Manipur today, both appear…
The reported killing of six Naga civilians following their abduction has become one of the most disturbing episodes in the ongoing conflict…
The arrest of several members of Arambai Tengol by central agencies and security forces has triggered widespread protests across Manipur, reopening difficult…
The brutal abduction and murder of six Naga civilians has once again exposed the grave crisis of governance and law enforcement in…
For more than three years, Manipur has remained trapped in a cycle of violence, displacement, fear and uncertainty. While the people of…
The announcement of Panchayat elections in Manipur has generated cautious optimism in some quarters. Yet beneath the official narrative of democratic revival…
Twenty-five years after the Great June Uprising of 2001, a difficult question confronts Manipur: does the spirit that brought thousands onto the…