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.
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.
What is the purpose of designating a road as a “National Highway” or “Rajmarg” if the Centre and state apparatus cannot guarantee its neutrality and security? National highways fall under the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.
The recurring decision of the Manipur government to hand over sensitive cases to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) raises fundamental questions about federalism, police capability, and public trust. Why does the state consistently lean on a central agency for matters that appear solvable at the local level?
The Central Board of Secondary Education’s circular of May 15, 2025, marks a significant milestone in Indian education. From July 1, 2026, every Class IX […]
The streets of the Imphal Valley are once again stained with the blood of its own people. In the latest surge of unrest, 18 civilians—including […]
Manipur is once again plunged into mourning following the tragic events of April 7, 2026. In the early hours around 1:05 AM, a rocket-propelled grenade […]
As the seventh session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly came to a close on March 17, 2026, the streets echoed with a resolute cry: […]
Two weeks into the 2026 Iran conflict, the United States under President Donald Trump has chosen a path of restraint. Rather than launching a ground […]
Today, on March 3, two kilograms of opium bound for New Delhi was detected at Bir Tikendrajit International Airport by security personnel. The parcel, originating […]
Manipur is still bleeding from years of ethnic violence, displacement, and broken trust. Yet right now, the state BJP unit has suddenly found its voice, […]
Newly appointed Chief Minister of Manipur, Yumnam Khemchand Singh is demonstrating what transformative leadership looks like, grounded, accountable, and relentlessly focused on delivery. Since taking […]
