Imphal, May 2: Security forces continued extensive search operations and area domination activities in the fringe and vulnerable areas across the hill and valley districts of Manipur, leading to the … Read More
Imphal, May 1: The All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union (AMWJU) has announced the results of its 2025–27 term elections, with Asem Bhakta Singh securing the position of President. The union … Read More
Imphal, May 1: Security forces arrested Waikhom Rohit Singh alias Phurupngakpa (33) of Thoubal Pakhangkhong Leirak, Thoubal District. He is an accused in a case registered by the National Investigation … Read More
Imphal, May 1: Manipur Police have arrested Sinthangamba Konsham Mangang (25) of Heirok Part III, Kabo Leikai, Thoubal District. He is a serial offender linked to several mob-related incidents across … Read More
Imphal, May 1: Manipur Police arrested two drug smugglers in front of Patsoi Police Station, Imphal West. The accused, Kayenbam Kenedi Singh (36) and Keisam Sarat Singh (55), were caught … Read More
Imphal, April 30: The Manipur Police have arrested two individuals in connection with a case involving the circulation of fake appointment letters for various posts in the Manipur Legislative Assembly … Read More
Imphal | April 30, 2025 Manipur Police continue their intensive crackdown on drug trafficking networks across the state, resulting in two major arrests and significant seizures in Churachandpur and Thoubal … Read More
Guwahati | April 30, 2025 In a major anti-narcotics operation, the Government Railway Police (GRPS) at Guwahati Railway Station seized a total of 44 packets of suspected cannabis (ganja) weighing … Read More
Imphal| April 30, 2025 In a series of high-intensity operations across Manipur, security forces have dismantled an illegal hideout and arrested several individuals allegedly involved in unlawful activities including extortion … Read More
Imphal | April 30, 2025 — Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) President Shri Keisham Meghachandra Singh has strongly criticized 21 MLAs from the BJP and its allies—NPP, NPF, and JD(U)—for … Read More
