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Kuki Youths Apprehended in Namdilung
Two Kuki Youths Apprehended for Violating UNC Shutdown in Namdilong; Handed Over to Police
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

Two Kuki youths were apprehended by Namdilong village volunteers during the shutdown on April 23 for allegedly violating the bandh. Found carrying cash and ganja, they were safely handed over to police. The Namdilong Village Authority condemned the violation while urging mutual respect

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Tamil Nadu and West Bengal Elections
ECI Reports Highest-Ever Poll Participation Since Independence in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

Tamil Nadu recorded 84.69% and West Bengal (Phase I) recorded 91.78% voter turnout on April 23, 2026 — the highest-ever poll participation since Independence in both states, surpassing their previous records set in 2011. Bye-elections were also held in Gujarat and Maharashtra.

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Ukhrul Candle Light Vigil
Thousands Across Manipur and Beyond Hold Candlelight Vigils for NH-202 Ambush Victims
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

Thousands of Nagas across multiple districts held candlelight vigils on April 23 to honour S.W. Chinaoshang and Yaruingam Vashum, killed in an NH-202 ambush on April 18. The vigils, spanning Ukhrul, Senapati, Chandel, and Imphal, marked the close of a UNC-called three-day shutdown

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Khongjom Day Observance
Governor and Chief Minister Lead Tributes to Martyrs of the Anglo-Manipur War Amid Tight Security
by NE - Apr 24, 2026

Khongjom Day was observed on April 23 at the Khongjom War Memorial, Thoubal district, amid tight security. Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla and Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh led tributes to the martyrs of the 1891 Anglo-Manipur War.

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Sinakeithei Victim
Civilian Shot in Sinakeithei Village; Militants Continue Attacks from Lungter Hill Bunkers
by NE - Apr 23, 2026

A 30-year-old youth was shot in the heel by a Kuki militant sniper in Sinakeithei village on April 22. The Tangkhul Naga village has endured sustained armed attacks for over two months, with militants entrenched on Lungter Hill despite repeated appeals to the government.

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COCOMI Press Release
COCOMI Calls 'Final Question to Govt' Rally; Rejects Govt's Dialogue Offer Amid Worsening Violence
by NE - Apr 23, 2026

COCOMI has called a public rally on April 25 toward the CM's Bungalow to demand answers from the government, rejecting a High-Level dialogue offer. The move comes amid deepening unrest following militant attacks, civilian deaths, and communal tensions across Manipur.

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SF Destroy Illegal Poppy Farm
'HinChi' Initiative Targets Illicit Poppy Cultivation in CCpur, But Structural Challenges Persist
by NE - Apr 23, 2026

Manipur Police and NCB distribute ginger seeds, banana saplings and pea seeds to 127 households as part of a community-driven alternative livelihood programme — but analysts warn deeper economic and structural drivers remain unaddressed

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Manipur Police get extra power
Manipur Expands Police Powers Under UAPA, Authorising Warrantless Arrests and Searches
by NE - Apr 22, 2026

The notification, issued by the Home Department and effective immediately, designates the administrative secretary (home) as the competent authority and represents a significant expansion of discretionary police power under India's principal counterterrorism law.

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UNESCO Designated Sites
UNESCO-Sites as Critical Lifelines for Biodiversity and Humanity Amid Escalating Environment Crises
by NE - Apr 22, 2026

A landmark 2026 UNESCO global assessment reveals its 2,260-site network — spanning 13 million square kilometres — is buffering biodiversity collapse, storing 240 gigatons of carbon, yet 90% of sites face critical environmental stress by 2050.

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Gaza
UN Warns Against Fossil Fuel Dependence; Peacekeepers Evacuated From Lebanon, Gaza Violence Surges
by NE - Apr 22, 2026

The UN Secretary-General warned against fossil fuel dependence while addressing a Berlin climate dialogue. Separately, UNIFIL peacekeepers were evacuated from Lebanon, Gaza violence surged 46%, and global migration deaths neared 8,000 in 2025.

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