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Naorem Mohen

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Naorem Mohen

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Naorem Mohen is a journalist, writer and Editor of Signpost News. He writes on Manipur and Northeast India, with a focus on governance, society, education, conflict, culture and regional affairs. He is the author of In the Lap of Koubru, which reflects his engagement with Manipur’s people, history, culture and identity during the turbulent years of 2023–2025, and My Japanese Niece, a historical novel exploring war, hidden identity, memory and human bonds between Manipur and Japan. Follow him on X at @laimacha.

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

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Search for six naga civilians

The Signpost View

Six Naga Civilians and the Questions Manipur Cannot Avoid

The recovery of the mutilated bodies of six abducted Naga civilians has become more than a criminal case. It has become a test of truth, credibility, and accountability in Manipur. The central question is no longer only who committed the crime. That must be established through investigation and evidence. The equally important question is whether some people knew more than they admitted while the victims were still missing.

3 min read
Kuki CSO blaming Naga organisations for Leibol Khullen is just a propaganda.

The Signpost View

Before Pointing Fingers at Nagas, Show the Evidence of Leibol Khullen

Within hours of many incidents occurring in Kuki-dominated areas, fingers are often pointed toward Naga organizations, Naga villages, or Naga armed groups. Statements are issued, accusations are amplified through social media, and a narrative is carefully constructed. Yet when the public asks for evidence, very little is produced beyond suspicion, speculation, and political rhetoric.

4 min read
Manipur University celebrated its 46th Foundation-cum-Commendation Day on 05 June 2026.

Education

Manipur University Honours Excellence in Academics, Research and Service on it’s 46th Foundation Day

Manipur University celebrated its 46th Foundation-cum-Commendation Day with enthusiasm and dignity at the Court Hall of the University on Friday, marking more than four decades of academic growth, institutional achievements, and service to society. The occasion also served as a platform to honour faculty members and staff for their outstanding contributions in academics, research, innovation, patents, and dedicated service to the institution.

5 min read