The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF) and ten tribal organizations urged residents on Sunday to refrain from participating in the upcoming Autonomous District Councils (ADC) elections in Manipur.

These precautionary steps come in light of a letter from the Secretary to the Chief Minister to the Director General of Police (DGP) and Security Advisor to the Manipur government, claiming that around 900 Kuki militants from Myanmar had infiltrated the state and preparing for a coordinated attack allegedly in the valley areas on September 28

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF) on Saturday sent an open letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah against the rising cases of high-handedness shown towards Kuki-Zo Village volunteers in Manipur by central agencies.

Thousands of people, including women and youths from across communities and tribes from Manipur's valley districts, took out a mass rally under the aegis of Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI) demanding territorial and administrative integrity of the state on Friday.

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF) organized a massive rally in Churachandpur on Monday morning, starting from Churachandpur Public Ground to Peace Ground near the Churachandpur Deputy Commissioner’s (DC) office.

Guwahati, June 20: With the ongoing crisis in Manipur, the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF), the apex body of Kuki-Zo community in Manipur, has...

Several govt offices were found closed across Churachandpur district today even though the Manipur government issued an order asking its employees to attend offices and perform their official duties with a warning that those violating the order would be booked and prosecuted under relevant the law.

At least 42 people sustained bullet injuries, scores others sustained injuries from rubber bullet and baton charge of the central paramilitary security forces during last night protest in and around the Lamka in Churachandpur police SPs office.

In the aftermath of the Lilong firing incident on the night of January 1 in Manipur, the death toll has tragically increased to five. The latest victim, a private passenger mini-bus driver, succumbed to injuries sustained from a stray bullet during the Lilong shootout while he was returning home.

A 21-year-old youth was killed in fresh attack by armed cadres of a rival outfit along the inter-district border between Kangpokpi and Bishnupur on Saturday.