Manipur Violence

Since the violence broke out on May 3, over 100 people have died, with more than 300 others injured.

Over 65,000 men, women and children were displaced in the ethnic violence and took shelter in 350 relief camps in various districts of Manipur

Reports said that the attackers looted thousands of sophisticated arms and lakhs of ammunition from different police stations and security posts during the continuing violence.

Defence sources said that a group of armed assailants sneaked into the Yaingangpokpi (YKPI) area in Imphal

In a tweet, Rahul Gandhi said, "Manipur is burning for last 50 days but the Prime Minister is silent.

Assam Rifles troopers recovered a highly-explosive mortar bomb in Manipur's Imphal East district on Thursday

Thiruvananthapuram: A Christian organisation based out of Kerala on Tuesday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding imposition of President's rule in ethnic violence-hit Manipur. The Assembly of Christian Trust Services (ACTS),…

New Delhi: The prolonged strife in Manipur has resulted in a distressing situation for numerous students from the state residing in the national capital. With the disruption of Internet services and restricted movement in the state, the…

An irate mob tried to attack the home of Sharda Devi near Porampet in Imphal around midnight on Friday.

New Delhi: Raising concern over the conditions in violence hit Manipur, the Congress on Thursday demanded that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) should probe the revelations made by the United Kukki…