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ALT seeks Govt action over staff crunch at Chakpikarong school

The school serves students from the Anal community as well as neighbouring Meitei and Kuki communities. It currently has 63 students but only five teaching staff.

Tamenglong welcomes back geo-tagged Amur falcons

The successful return of Apapang and Alang provides valuable information about the birds' migratory routes and movement patterns, strengthening ongoing efforts to conserve the species and protect its habitats.

Strategizing Innovation for Removing Invasive Species

Manipur’s state administrators need to have a peek in FWC’s innovative ways to remove the invasive lionfish to do a similar job with much of the IAS fish species back home.

A Fervent Soul-Searching Cry: Awakening the Slumbering Greatness of Tangkhul Society

A critical precipitant of Tangkhul society's decline is the profound political vacuum.

NVG-EC warns Kuki militants over ‘unprovoked attacks’ on civilians

The unprovoked attack was allegedly carried out by a combined force of the Kuki National Army-Burma (KNA-B) and the Village Volunteer of Eastern Zone (VVEZ), operating out of the nearby Chassad Kuki village.

UPI MDR of 0.4% above Rs 2,000: Daylight robbery in the name of Digital India

A nationalist assessment of a policy that punishes the poor, betrays Digital India and exposes the hypocrisy of maximum taxation.

Power outage: ‘We Pay in Advance’: Consumers seek accountability from MSPDCL

Consumers remind MSPDCL of the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Rules, 2020, notified by the Ministry of Power under the Electricity Act, 2003, which prescribe obligations relating to the quality and reliability of electricity supply and provide for compensation in specified cases of non-compliance.

World faced high-impact hydrological events: WMO

The year 2025 marked the fourth consecutive year where all major glaciated regions experienced glacier mass loss.

The question of transit, shelter and silence

A serious question of Naga security, justice and conscience — food for thought for Naga intellectuals, leaders and the Naga people.

When the problem becomes the leader and the leader a problem

An African proverb and its prophetic relevance for the Nagas in general and the Nagas of Manipur in particular: a nationalist reflection on leadership, responsibility and collective destiny.

Hindu Kush Himalaya region faces increasing mountain hazards

A Climate Trends study on the Indian side of the Himalayas says the rising Black Carbon concentration on the Himalayas is a serious concern that requires immediate attention.