Bridge connecting Imphal and Dimapur damaged by IED explosion, affecting heavy vehicle movement on National Highway 2. Security impacted ah...

Those protesting 197 police personnel belonging to the Meitei community felt that it was risky to do duty in the area.They urged the author...

Repolling in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh conducted peacefully; turnout exceeds 75%. Election Commission orders fresh voting in 11 Manipur...

After the conclusion of the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections, the Manipur Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) announced that re-polling wou...

The Election Commission of India has announced repolling at 11 stations in Manipur on April 22, following incidents of violence and disrupt...

Four Electronic Voting Machines were damaged during the first phase of Lok Sabha elections in conflict-ridden Manipur. The polls took place...

Violence erupted once again in Manipur after a brief lull, with three people injured in clashes in Heirok of Thoubal District, Tengnoupal d...

Manipur government adjusts holiday schedule, designating only March 30 as a working day. The state prepares for Lok Sabha polling in Inner ...

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF) presidential council has advised against Kuki Zomi community members filing nominations for the ...

The statement, issued by All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary K Venugopal, said that the decision was taken by the Central...

A public meeting of Congress party's candidate for Outer Manipur constituency, Alfred Kanngam Arthur, was disrupted by armed miscreants. Th...

Accompanied by leaders of 10 parties, Manipur state Congress President Keisham Meghachandra Singh announced that Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru U...

A resident of the Khurai area in Imphal East district, Sotinkumar is the Manipur unit general secretary of the All India Trade Union Congre...

Polling was brisk at many polling stations in Thoubal district, the home district of Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh, reports from the distric...

Ten per cent of 8.53 lakh voters today cast their votes to elect their representative from Inner Manipur Parliamentary seat till 9 AM.

While Meinya Singh would be contesting from inner Manipur constituency, Thangso Baite is the contender in the outer Manipur segment.

Gangmumei Kamei and R K Ranjan, former professors of Manipur University, will be the BJP candidates in the coming LS elections in the state.