Editorial

Even as Manipur entered two years and 3 months of ethnic conflict, the state remains deeply fractured—not just geographically, but emotionally and …

When a state reaches the edge of despair, people naturally look to their government—both state and central—for direction, protection, and justice. In …

The recent eviction drive carried out by the respective district administration has stirred mixed reactions across the region. While a section of …

The approval for the extension of President’s Rule (PR) in Manipur by another six months, in both houses of Parliament, raises critical …

The ongoing eviction drives across several districts of Manipur, particularly under the current President’s Rule, signal a long-overdue corrective mechanism finally being …

The reported July 13, 2025 drone attack along the Indo-Myanmar border, allegedly targeting camps of the ULFA (I) and PLA using thermobaric …

The ongoing pen-down strike by 603 Higher Secondary School lecturers under the banner of the Lecturers’ Association Manipur (LAM) reveals a deep …

In a state like Manipur, where the fault lines of ethnicity, insurgency, and immigration converge, the question of arms in civilian hands—particularly …

As India marches toward its ambitious goal of becoming a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) by 2047 and aims to position itself as …