1,574 Search Operations Later, Manipur Still Cannot Call It Peace
As India prepares to celebrate Independence Day, Manipur must confront a difficult question: can citizens be considered truly free when their movement, safety and…
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Manipur University Joins 33 Assam Rifles Pipe Band Performance, Takes Out Har Ghar Tiranga Yatra
Manipur University participated in a Pipe Band performance organised by the 33 Assam Rifles at the Biodiversity Park, near Centenary Hall, Manipur University, on Wednesday, bringing together personnel of the Assam Rifles and the University community in a celebration of patriotism, national unity and respect for the country’s armed forces.
Viksit Bharat Yuva Connect Phase–2 Held at Manipur University
The National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell, Manipur University, organised Viksit Bharat Yuva Connect Phase–2 at the Court Hall, Manipur University, Canchipur, on August 12 under the aegis of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India. The programme focused on engaging young people with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 and encouraging them to become responsible, disciplined and socially conscious citizens while promoting a drug-free society.
MU inaugurates two-week national refresher course on Physical Education, Sports Sciences and Yoga
Manipur University on Monday inaugurated a two-week Refresher Course on “Advances in Physical Education, Sports Sciences, and Yoga”, with Vice-Chancellor (In-Charge) Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh emphasising the need to strengthen scientific knowledge, research capabilities and continuous professional development in the rapidly evolving fields of physical education, sports science and yoga.
Manipur University releases special journal issue on conflict, displacement and evidence-based research
Vice Chancellor (In-Charge) Prof. R.K. Hemakumar Singh said universities have a responsibility to produce objective academic research capable of helping society understand complex issues. He appreciated the Department of Anthropology for publishing a timely volume devoted to Manipur’s continuing unrest and expressed hope that the research would contribute to informed academic discussions beyond the state.
Over 300 Benefit as Manipur University Organises Free Multi-Speciality Health Camp
The health camp was jointly organised by the Manipur University Health Centre (MUHC), Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU) and Shija Hospitals & Research Institute, Langol, with the objective of promoting preventive healthcare and improving the overall well-being of the university community.
Manipur University Botanist Joins Biotechnology Brainstorming Session in Guwahati
Dr. Thangjam Robert Singh of Manipur University participated as an expert in a biotechnology brainstorming session in Guwahati, highlighting the scope of multidisciplinary research for sustainable use of North-East India’s rich plant genetic resources.
Why Transparency in Manipur’s Electoral Roll Matters More Than Political Narratives
An election is only as credible as the electoral roll on which it is conducted. When genuine questions arise, transparency and verification strengthen democracy far more than political rhetoric ever can. This is why public confidence in the voter list matters to every citizen.
MIT MU hosts lecture on AI, research commercialisation and innovation ecosystem
The lecture on AI programme aimed to expose participants to global best practices in Artificial Intelligence, innovation and university-industry collaboration while encouraging a stronger culture of research, entrepreneurship and knowledge transfer within higher education.
Why Equal Movement Matters After Zomi Delegation Visit and Gamgiphai Detention
Peace in Manipur cannot move in only one direction. The Zomi delegation’s visit to Imphal is welcome, but the detention of Meitei travellers near Gamgiphai raises a serious question of equal movement, rule of law and constitutional protection for all communities.
14 CSOs Call Total Shutdown Over Delay in NRC Update
Fourteen civil society organisations have called a statewide shutdown in Manipur from August 9 midnight over the Government’s alleged delay in organising a seminar on updating the NRC.