When silence becomes complicity: The Moral Collapse India must confront in Manipur
India today stands confronted by a deeply uncomfortable moral contradiction — one that no constitutional democracy should ignore. Yesterday’s killing of three…
India today stands confronted by a deeply uncomfortable moral contradiction — one that no constitutional democracy should ignore. Yesterday’s killing of three…
The electoral verdict of May 4, 2026 has reshaped political equations across eastern and North East India, but in Manipur its implications…
Today marks three years since violence first erupted in Manipur on May 3, 2023. What was initially described as a breakdown of…
Khongjom Day is not a routine state function. It is a solemn remembrance of a defining moment in Manipur’s history, when the…
Manipur is no longer witnessing sporadic breakdowns of law and order. It is confronting a sustained collapse of confidence—where violence repeats, responses…
The looming delimitation exercise in India is not merely a technical redrawing of electoral boundaries. It is a deeply political process with…
The killing of two children in a bomb attack at Tronglaobi in Bishnupur district on April 7 is not an isolated tragedy—it…
Manipur today appears to be slipping into what many would recognise as a second, more uncertain phase of its ongoing crisis. The…
The latest wave of unrest in Manipur, triggered by the killing of two minor children in Tronglaobi and followed by the deaths…
The tragic deaths of two toddlers in Manipur were not caused by Kukis alone. Responsibility lies squarely with the BJP governments at…