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Naorem Mohen is a journalist, writer and Editor of Signpost News. He writes on Manipur and Northeast India, focusing on governance, society, education, conflict, culture and regional affairs. He is also the author of "In the Lap of Koubru", a book reflecting his engagement with the people, history, culture and identity during 2023-2025. Follow him on X at @laimacha.

Areas of coverage: Geo-politics, Artificial Intelligence, Education, Cryptocurrencies.

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SoO Agreement in Manipur: Peace Process or Policy Failure?

Opinion

SoO Agreement in Manipur: Peace Process or Policy Failure?

The SoO story began with a table offered to Kuki militants in 2005. By 2026, official records were citing low camp attendance, alleged arms movement, recruitment, extortion, ammunition procurement and FIRs. The State Cabinet and MHA correspondence now make SoO agreement, a major question of public accountability in Manipur.

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20th National Statistics Day Observed at Manipur University on Administrative Data Theme

Education

20th National Statistics Day Observed at Manipur University

The Department of Statistics, Manipur University, observed the 20th National Statistics Day on Monday at the university campus under the theme “Unlocking the Potential of Administrative Data.”

The programme was organised to commemorate the birth anniversary of Prof. P.C. Mahalanobis, widely regarded as the Father of Indian Statistics. The observance focused on the importance of statistics in governance, public policy, planning and academic development.

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India’s AI Inclusion Depends on Indian Languages and Voice Technology

Opinion

India’s AI Inclusion Depends on Indian Languages and Voice Technology

India’s AI future will not be decided only by investment, chips or global models. It will be decided by whether technology can understand the voices and languages of ordinary citizens. If AI speaks fluently to the elite but stumbles before the majority, it will not democratize India. It will only modernize exclusion.

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