Mobile internet services, which were suspended as ethnic violence erupted in Manipur in early May, were restored after over four months from Saturday. The services resumed hours after Chief Minister N Biren Singh made an announcement in this regard in the morning.

India: Mobile internet services restored in Manipur after over four months

Indian authorities have now issued a deadline to bring normalcy in the northeastern state of Manipur.

India: Manipur govt tells people to surrender all illegal weapons

In a tragic incident in Manipur, a 41-year-old Indian Army soldier named Sepoy Serto Thangthang Kom was killed after being abducted from his residence while he was on leave, media reports said.

Manipur: Indian Army soldier abducted while on leave, killed

A group of UN experts raised alarm about reports of serious Human Rights violations and abuses including sexual violence and forced displacement in India's Northeastern State of Manipur. India of course has expressed strong objections to these comments by UN experts. Watch to know more.

India rejects 'misleading' comments by UN experts on Manipur

In a fresh bout of violence, a popular tribal songwriter-composer was among six killed while 14 others were injured in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur. The incident took place along the state's volatile Bishnupur-Churachandpur border where the divide between the valley and hill districts has led to an escalation in violence.

India: Fresh bout of violence rocks Manipur, popular tribal songwriter among 6 killed

Fresh violence was reported in India's Northeastern State of Manipur. Unidentified people burned three houses at a locality in Imphal, the state's capital that has been witnessing violence since May this year. According to officials, firemen rushed to the spot to put off the blaze.

India: Three houses burnt in the capital of Manipur, Imphal

The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI), an umbrella body of several Imphal-based civil society organisations, on Friday said that during a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday, its functionaries were encouraged to initiate peace dialogues with the Kuki community.

Manipur violence: In meeting with Amit Shah, COCOMI encouraged to hold peace talks with Kukis

Fresh violence broke out in India’s northeastern Manipur state in which three people were killed during heavy gunfire. The police found three bodies from Kuki Thowai village in Ukhrul district, which has been relatively peaceful ever since ethnic strife engulfed the state in May.

India: Fresh violence breaks out in restive Manipur, three more killed

India marked its 77th Independence Day on Tuesday, the northeast state of Manipur celebrated the day with screening of a Hindi movie, 'Uri', for the very first time in two decades. People in large numbers attended the screening of Uri.

India | Independence Day celebrations in Manipur: Full house screening of 'Uri' movie | WION

Hindi cinema made a comeback to Manipur after more than two decades. As per news agency PTI, a special screening of the Bollywood movie Uri: The Surgical Strike, featuring Vicky Kaushal in the lead role, was organised by the Hmar Students Association (HSA) at a makeshift open-air theatre in Churachandpur.

Bollywood returns to Manipur after two decades with Uri The Surgical Strike

The government in India's Northeastern state of Manipur has ordered officials to quit formal and informal groups on social media platforms. According to the reports, all government departments have been asked to submit a compliance report regarding the Manipur matter.

Manipur violence: Officials asked not to be part of groups promoting Secretarian agenda | WION

The Manipur state government has asked officials to quit formal and informal groups on social media platforms which attempt to further “separatist, anti-national, communal and divisive agendas”, according to a report in The Hindu.

India: Manipur government tells officials to exit social media groups. Know why

In India where things are slowly inching back to normal in the northeastern state of Manipur. Ethnic violence remember had plunged the state into complete turmoil more than 150 people lost their lives and thousands were displaced from their homes. After a gap of more than two months schools for classes 9 to 12 have now reopened.

India: Manipur crawls back to normalcy

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leader of ruling Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance slammed the country's opposition for their walkout from Lok Sabha, the lower house of Indian parliament, when Modi was defending his government's record while facing opposition's no-confidence motion.

'Country has seen this': Modi accuses Opposition of betraying people of Manipur

Addressing the Parliament on the No-Confidence motion, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Congress has been launching a failed product again and again and this has contributed to the voters' dislike of Congress.

Modi government wins no-trust vote, opposition walks out of parliament

A day after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reply to the no-trust motion in Parliament which his government won, Congress leader and MP Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the PM saying that it does not behove a PM to crack jokes and laugh when the state of Manipur is on fire.

'Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants Manipur to burn, does not want to extinguish fire', says Rahul Gandhi

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Thursday, while addressing Lok Sabha, spoke on the Manipur issue and assured the citizens of the country that there will be peace in the violence-hit state in the near future.

PM Modi speaks on Manipur issue, says centre and state working together to restore peace

Home Minister Amit Shah spoke in the Lok Sabha today after Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the Modi government amidst Manipur violence. While talking about it, Gandhi said, "India murdered in Manipur". In his speech, Shah also talked about the no-confidence motion against the BJP government in the Parliament.

Manipur horror is shameful but doing politics over it is even worse, says Amit Shah in Lok Sabha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will mark his presence in the Lok Sabha on Thursday (August 10) to reply to the no-confidence motion moved by the Opposition against the NDA government. A vote will be held after Prime Minister’s reply to the debate - the outcome of which is already known with the numbers comfortably stacked in favour of the government. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that the PM will be present in the House on Thursday to reply to the no-confidence motion.

No confidence motion: PM Modi to address parliament on third day of debate

The opposition parties, who have united to create the INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) front, are considering introducing a no-confidence vote in the Lok Sabha against the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led administration.

Lok Sabha 'No-confidence' motion: Opposition is plagued by distrust, says PM Modi

Lok Sabha: No-confidence motion a test for opposition bloc: PM Modi

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, while reacting on the issue of Manipur in Lok Sabha on Wednesday, denounced the Opposition for not having a discussion over the 'sensitive' issue.

Amit Shah slams opposition for politicising Manipur issue, appeals for peace in state

Lok Sabha no-confidence debate: Amit Shah likely to speak on Manipur issue today

Indian MP Rahul Gandhi addressed the Lower House (Lok Sabha) of the parliament on Wednesday (August 9) for the first time since being reinstated. In the speech, Gandhi took stinging jibes at Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his inaction over the Manipur violence.

Rahul Gandhi slams govt in first speech since return as MP: Mother India has been murdered

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