Thadou Inpi Manipur says the slain church leaders in the Kangpokpi ambush were “Thadou, not Kuki,” and calls for respect for Thadou identity.
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Across Bosnia, Belfast, Colombo, and Manipur, ethnic conflicts share a hidden grammar: how suffering is narrated shapes who wins politically, long after the guns fall silent.
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NITI Aayog's 2026 school education report reveals Northeast India's sharp enrolment drop-offs, infrastructure deficits, and high dropout rates at secondary level, alongside strong PTRs and innovative state-led models.
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ASUSE 2025 data reveals Northeast India as a region of remarkable enterprise density but structural shallowness — well-banked but minimally formalised, commercially active but weakly integrated into national supply chains, resilient but trapped below a scaling ceiling.
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For a state to function under the rule of law, it must provide citizens with the certainty of safety or, in its absence, a clear path to administrative and judicial recourse.
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Tripura occupies a singular strategic position within India's North-Eastern frontier, representing a transformative case study in how localized policy interventions can fundamentally alter a state's developmental trajectory.
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Amidst Manipur’s humanitarian crisis, narcotics trafficking has transitioned into a sophisticated, militarized industry. Intelligence indicates a shift toward localized production, standardized logistics, and the exploitation of infrastructure to fund insurgent activities
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As Arunachal Pradesh moves further into the 21st century, evidence-based planning must account for the shifting growth rates characterized by the national "inverted U-shaped trajectory".
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As the gateway to Southeast Asia under "Act East" policy, the state's socio-economic trajectory serves as a vital barometer for sub-national progress and regional integration. However, unique topographical challenges of hill-and-valley terrain often create localized disparities in service delivery
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A breakdown of the ARR reveals the sector's primary vulnerability: power purchase costs alone account for Rs. 717.29 crore, or over 60 per cent of total expenditure. This concentration of cost in a single external variable — energy procurement — exposes the utility to market volatility.
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