Mizoram government has sought Rs 10 crore from the Centre to provide relief to the 10,700 people sheltered in the state after being displaced due to the ethnic violence in Manipur since May 3.
Police-rangni silchidarerangko ra·bae donangpilchina gita mol·molatengon, “Ka·sapae na·simangni ra·e katgipa silchidarerangko ia bakoso donangpabo” ine BJP MLA, English aro Meitei ku·sikrangchi see donataha
BJP legislature from Manipur has come up with an unique idea by setting up a drop box in his residence to return the weapons looted from security forces.
Manipur Government has extended the ban on internet services in the state by another 5 days, following a report by the state DGP that there are still reports of incidents of violence, assault and arson of houses and premises including exchange of fire.
10 political parties in Manipur have written to PM Narendra Modi, seeking his intervention to restore peace and normalcy in the State that has been battered by ethnic violence.
