India: Debating passport issue, inviting NRC nationwide
On the occasion of 14th Passport Sewa Divas, the ministry of external affairs (MEA) stated that an Indian passport should be treated primarily as a travel document only.
Violence Took Their Homes, SIR Must Not Take Their Votes
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Manipur has created another grave concern. Reports emerging from Kuki dominated areas allege that the names of Meitei voters who were driven from their villages are being classified as untraceable and considered for deletion.
Mojtaba’s Revenge Threat and Trump’s Retaliation Warning Raise Risk of Wider War
Iran’s vow of revenge and America’s threat of massive retaliation have placed the region at a dangerous crossroads. The issue now is not rhetoric alone, but whether deterrence can still prevent escalation.
Manipur University Hosts Summer Camp in Mathematics for Undergraduate Students
Manipur University’s Department of Mathematics, in collaboration with MMS and MUMAA, successfully concluded a two-week Summer Camp in Mathematics for undergraduate students, focusing on advanced concepts, reasoning and problem solving.
Hundred Flowers Institute of Medical Sciences Inaugurated at Imphal East
A significant milestone in healthcare education in Manipur was marked on Thursday with the inauguration of the Hundred Flowers Institute of Medical Sciences at Thangjam Khunou, Pangei Road, Imphal East.
Manipur University Researchers Discover Two New Freshwater Mussel Species
Researchers from Manipur University have discovered two new freshwater mussel species, Indonaia manipurensis and Parreysia imphalensis, advancing knowledge of Manipur’s aquatic biodiversity and evolutionary history.
Ripple Gets Full MiCA CASP License in Luxembourg to Offer Crypto Services Across Europe
Ripple has secured full MiCA authorization from Luxembourg, allowing it to offer regulated crypto-asset services across the European Economic Area as the EU enters a stricter enforcement phase for digital asset firms.
Microsoft Layoffs: What 4,800 Job Cuts Reveal About Big Tech, AI and Gaming Strategy
Microsoft’s plan to downsize its global workforce by around 4,800 employees, representing about 2.1 percent of its total workforce, is more than another entry in the continuing cycle of technology sector layoffs. It reflects a wider corporate recalibration taking place across Big Tech, where companies that once expanded aggressively are now being forced to justify investments, reduce duplication, and align manpower with new strategic priorities.
Manipur University Hosts Panel Discussion on Contested Diversity, Violence and Development
The National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell of Manipur University on Sunday organised a one-day panel discussion on the theme “Manipur: Contested Diversity, Violence and Development” at the Conference Hall of the Department of Anthropology, Manipur University.
Yai Publications Forays into Academic Publishing with New Scientific Book on Farm Animals
In a significant step for locally grown publishing initiatives in Manipur, Yai Publications has entered the field of academic book publication with the launch of Fundamentals of Colostrum and Neonatal Care in Farm Animals, a scientific book co-authored by Dr. Shrilla Elangbam, Hari Om Pandey and Ayon Tarafdar.
Rebutting a Nameless Propaganda Piece on Why Manipur Conflict Cannot Be Called Christian Crisis
A strong rebuttal to the claim that Manipur conflict is a BJP enabled Christian crisis, arguing that the violence must be understood through land, identity, governance failure, armed groups and territorial politics.