I HAVE A DREAM | ZORO
The Gospel Legacy of Southern Manipur
EVERY May 7, the hills of Southern Manipur resonate with deep gratitude as communities celebrate Missionary Day. While Christianity first reached the north through William Pettigrew (1869-1943) in 1894, the southern story is a distinct journey of faith that began with a mysterious booklet. In 1910, Rev. Watkin Roberts (1886-1969), a young Welshman stationed in Aizawl, received a handwritten letter from Kamkholun, the Chief of Senvon. The Chief had received a copy of the Gospel of John in the Lushai dialect but could not understand its message. This simple request for an explanation sparked a spiritual revolution that would eventually reach every corner of the southern hills.
The journey of the Gospel was carried on the shoulders of local pioneers who served as a bridge between two worlds. Roberts travelled to the remote village of Senvon accompanied by two dedicated tribal students, Lungpau and Thangkai. Travelling on foot through dense jungles and steep mountains, these young men faced immense physical exhaustion. It was during their return journey to Aizawl that Lungpau (1882-1984) and Thangkai (1891-1969) decided to commit their lives to the faith and were baptized. Their conversion was a vital turning point, proving that the message was taking root in local hearts and was ready to be shared by the people themselves.
The official birth of the mission in the south took place on May 7, 1910. After receiving permission from the British authorities, Roberts sent a team of volunteers back to the hills. Upon crossing the Tuivai River with the help of local Meitei bamboo cutters, the trio of missionaries - Savawma (1879-1974), Thangchhingpuia (1879-1954) and Vanzika (1884-1952) - paused on the riverbank to pray and sing, “O God we thank you for your Gospel.” Soon after they entered Senvon, the message spread like wildfire. What began as a small gathering soon blossomed into a widespread mission that introduced healthcare, established schools, and developed written scripts for local languages, helping the tribal people navigate the modern world with dignity.
Looking back, the legacy of May 7 reminds us that the greatest changes often start with small, brave steps. It teaches us that genuine service requires both a vision and the willingness to walk the long road together. The mission did more than change religious beliefs; it empowered a community through literacy, leadership, and a shared sense of hope. “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” - Romans 10:15 (NRSV). For us today, progress is most meaningful when it is rooted in compassion and shared through partnership. As we reflect on the beauty of those who bring “good news,” let us be inspired to build our own bridges of kindness and education, ensuring that no community is left in the dark and that peace, prosperity, and oneness prevail as we choose to be harbingers of light.
~ Zogam Today | Editorial | 07.05.2026
𝐊𝐚𝐤𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐟𝐞𝐰 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐱𝐞𝐝 𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝟓 𝐀𝐌 𝐭𝐨 𝟗 𝐏𝐌 𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟖
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE: KAKCHING DISTRICT
CURFEW RELAXATION ORDER
Kakching, the 7th May, 2026
No. Cril. Misc. Case No.31 of 2026:
The curfew imposed vide this office order of even number dated the 8th of April 2026 under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 is hereby relaxed from 05:00 AM till 09:00 PM in all parts of Kakching District on the 8th of May, 2026 (Friday) with the following conditions:
i. No person shall carry any arms of any kind during the period of relaxation, including sticks, stones, firearms without valid license, or any object that can be used as an offensive weapon.
ii. Shops and other retail outlets are allowed to open during the period of relaxation.
iii. All persons shall strictly abide by the relaxation schedule.
iv. No extension shall be granted, and any attempt to delay beyond the permitted hours shall be treated as a violation of the curfew.
v. Violation or attempt of violation of any kind shall be dealt with as per law and standing government instructions.
All persons/staff belonging to essential services such as Health, PHED, MSPDCL, Officials/Staff of Education Department, Municipal Council, Media persons, ATM cash filling teams, Child Helpline, Women Helpline, Elderline, Telecom Service Providers, functioning of High Court of Manipur and all other Courts and Tribunals under its jurisdiction shall be exempted from the imposition of the said curfew.
Issued under my hand and seal on this 7th day of May, 2026.
(U. Chaitanya, IAS)
District Magistrate, Kakching District
Copy to:
- Secretary to the Hon’ble Governor of Manipur.
- Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister, Manipur.
- Staff Officer to the Chief Secretary, Government of Manipur.
- Director General of Police, Manipur.
- Commissioner (Home), Government of Manipur.
- Superintendent of Police, Kakching District.
- Addl. District Magistrate, Kakching District.
- Director, Information & Public Relations, Manipur – for wide publicity.
- All SDMs/EMs, Kakching.
- News Editor, DDK/AIR, Imphal.
- Relevant file.
Also copy to:
- Shri Kuldiep Singh (Retd. IPS), Security Advisor to the Government of Manipur.
- Jr. JA to Ld. Advocate General, Manipur.
- Registrar General, High Court of Manipur.

𝐊𝐚𝐤𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐟𝐞𝐰 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐱𝐞𝐝 𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝟓 𝐀𝐌 𝐭𝐨 𝟗 𝐏𝐌 𝐨𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝟖
GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR
OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE: KAKCHING DISTRICT
CURFEW RELAXATION ORDER
Kakching, the 7th May, 2026
No. Cril. Misc. Case No.31 of 2026:
The curfew imposed vide this office order of even number dated the 8th of April 2026 under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 is hereby relaxed from 05:00 AM till 09:00 PM in all parts of Kakching District on the 8th of May, 2026 (Friday) with the following conditions:
i. No person shall carry any arms of any kind during the period of relaxation, including sticks, stones, firearms without valid license, or any object that can be used as an offensive weapon.
ii. Shops and other retail outlets are allowed to open during the period of relaxation.
iii. All persons shall strictly abide by the relaxation schedule.
iv. No extension shall be granted, and any attempt to delay beyond the permitted hours shall be treated as a violation of the curfew.
v. Violation or attempt of violation of any kind shall be dealt with as per law and standing government instructions.
All persons/staff belonging to essential services such as Health, PHED, MSPDCL, Officials/Staff of Education Department, Municipal Council, Media persons, ATM cash filling teams, Child Helpline, Women Helpline, Elderline, Telecom Service Providers, functioning of High Court of Manipur and all other Courts and Tribunals under its jurisdiction shall be exempted from the imposition of the said curfew.
Issued under my hand and seal on this 7th day of May, 2026.
(U. Chaitanya, IAS)
District Magistrate, Kakching District
Copy to:
- Secretary to the Hon’ble Governor of Manipur.
- Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister, Manipur.
- Staff Officer to the Chief Secretary, Government of Manipur.
- Director General of Police, Manipur.
- Commissioner (Home), Government of Manipur.
- Superintendent of Police, Kakching District.
- Addl. District Magistrate, Kakching District.
- Director, Information & Public Relations, Manipur – for wide publicity.
- All SDMs/EMs, Kakching.
- News Editor, DDK/AIR, Imphal.
- Relevant file.
Also copy to:
- Shri Kuldiep Singh (Retd. IPS), Security Advisor to the Government of Manipur.
- Jr. JA to Ld. Advocate General, Manipur.
- Registrar General, High Court of Manipur.

BOSEM to Declare HSLC Exam 2026 Results on May 8
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5 AR Arrest UKNA Cadre, Arms & IEDs Seized in Manipur
Lamka, May 6, 2026: The 5 Assam Rifles (5 AR) arrested one SS/Lt Seimenlal Haokip (22), son of Thangkhongam Haokip of Ainujang Village, Henglep Sub-Division, Police Station: Henglep, Churachandpur, who belongs to UKNA. He was arrested from M. Songgel Village on 05.05.2026.
During the operation, the team carried out a detailed search in the jungle area from S. Kholen Company Operating Base to the general area of Ukha Loikhai. During the search, the team recovered the following arms and ammunition:
- One 7.62mm AK-47 Rifle (Regd No. BE 520126 (AR-M1A42-09))
- One AK magazine
- One Glock Cal. .32 ACP pistol (Made in USA, Regd No. 132547)
- One 9mm pistol magazine
- Six rounds of 9mm ammunition
- Twenty rounds of 7.62mm (AK-47) ammunition
- Two hand grenades
- One radio set
- One Maruti Gypsy with key
- One mobile phone
- Four Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
All the seized items, along with the arrested individual, were handed over to Churachandpur Police Station. A case has been registered under FIR No. 41(05)2026 CCP-PS under sections 310(6)/3(5) BNS, 25(1-C) Arms Act, 6(1)(1A) IW&T Act, and Section 5 of the Explosive Substances Act for further investigation.

Kuki Inpi Condemns Violence, Seeks Urgent Action
The Kuki Inpi unequivocally condemns the continued acts of aggression by sections of the Tangkhul community in Ukhrul and Kamjong districts against the Kuki-Zo people. The burning of Lanchah Kuki Village in Kamjong District constitutes a grave and deliberate escalation that demands immediate accountability and decisive intervention.
The continued aggressions, including the burning of Gampal and Hajang, the armed assault on Kuki villages and the ruthless murder of innocent Kuki civilians, were met with measured restraint by the Kuki community in the larger interest of preserving peace and sustaining inter-community coexistence. Despite sustained and systematic provocations, the Kukis have consciously refrained from retaliation in the interest of avoiding unnecessary conflicts.
The repeated targeting of innocent civilians and the destruction of Kuki habitations reveal a deeply concerning pattern that threatens to further destabilise inter-community relations. These actions merit unequivocal condemnation from all responsible authorities and conscientious citizens.
It is pertinent to note that the burning of Lanchah Village is occurring at a juncture when the Nagaland Joint Christian Forum (NJCF) has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. Actions that directly undermine such peace initiatives reflect a disregard for collective efforts toward stability and reconciliation.
Equally alarming is the fact that the Kuki residents in Chassad and adjoining areas are being subjected to a denial of essential commodities by neighbouring Tangkhul communities. The deprivation of necessities is unacceptable and constitutes a serious humanitarian concern. The Kuki Inpi calls upon all relevant authorities and civil society stakeholders to ensure that fundamental humanitarian obligations are upheld without exception.
The Kuki people remain committed to peaceful coexistence and mutual respect with all neighbouring communities and have shown utmost restraint from any form of retaliation. However, such restraints should not be misconstrued as weakness. The Kuki community stands resolute and prepared to safeguard its land, its rights, and its people against any further aggression.
The Kuki Inpi calls for immediate and effective measures to halt these actions, restore normalcy, and ensure accountability to prevent any recurrence.
(JANGHAOLUN HAOKIP)
Secretary, Information & Publicity
Kuki Inpi Manipur

Churachandpur Police Gets Governor’s Citation Award
Lamka, May 6, 2026: The Churachandpur District Police has been honoured with the prestigious Governor’s Unit Citation for its commendable performance during 2025–2026.
Throughout this period, the district police displayed high professionalism, arresting 150 accused under cases related to NDPS, Arms Act, POCSO, UAPA, and other offences. In anti-drug operations, they carried out 40 major seizures valued at ₹123.6 crore and destroyed over 150 acres of illegal poppy cultivation.
Their counter-insurgency efforts resulted in the recovery of 285 firearms, along with ammunition, explosives, and other war-like materials. The Cyber Cell also successfully recovered 160 stolen mobile phones.
Efficient policing helped reduce violence, ensured smooth VVIP security arrangements—including the visit of the Honourable Prime Minister—and strengthened community relations through impactful initiatives.
On behalf of all ranks, the Superintendent of Police, Churachandpur, received the unit citation from the Honourable Governor.

UN-PFII SESSION-AH ZORO/ZIF PALAI KAL
6th May, 2026
Dt 20th April - 1st May, 2026-a 25th session, United Nation Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issue (UNPFII), New York a neih zawh tâkah, Zo ReUnification Organization(ZORO) leh Zo Indigenous Forum(ZIF) aiawhin Lalnunfela Chawngthu a tel. 25th UNPFII Session hian Theme atan , "Ensuring Indigenous peoples' health, including in the conflict" thlan a ni. He theme chhungah hian agenda hrang hranga then darhin, hriselna leh Indona-in a nghawng, sum leh pai, mihring dikna chanvo (Human right) leh UN 6 Mandated area te sawiho a ni.
He Session-ah hian ZORO leh ZIF te aiawhin Lalnunfela Chawngthu, ZORO General Secretary (External Affairs Incharge) chuan, “Zofate hi kan duh leh remtihna reng vang ni loa then darha kan awm hian kan inunauna kawngah leh hnam zia chhawm nunna kawngah nasa takin harsatna a thlen thu a sawi. Zofate'n Chin hills (Myanmar), Chittagong Hills tract (Bangladesh) leh Manipur (India)-ah tebráwng tak leh nasa taka tihduhdahna an tawrh thu te, pi leh pu te atanga an ram ngeiah thlamuang taka an awm ngam tawh loh thu te a thlen bawk a ni.
India sawrkarin Indo-Myanmar Border fencing a tum chu Zofate dikna chanvo bawhchhiatna a nih thu leh UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UN DRIP) bawhchhiatna a nih thu a thlen a. Border Fencing hian hnam anga inunauna kawngah harsatna nasa tak a la siam dawn a ni a ti bawk. Kei ni Zofate hi diklo taka rorel sak mek kan ni a, kan dikna leh zahawmna humhima a awm theih nan leh kan dikna chanvo kan chan ngei theih nan, “Indian Independent Act 1947, section 7.1(c) leh Panglong Agreement 1947 mila kan chanchin min zir chiansak a, kan chan tur dik tak min chhawp chhuahsak turin UNPFII hruaitu leh Rapporteur-te a sawm bawk a ni.
UN palai Lalnunfela Chawngthu hi Chin Hills-a ethnic group inkara inremna palai hna thawkin US-ah a la cham mek a ni.
Issued by
Zo Re-Unification Organisation (ZORO)
Genenral Headquarters : Aizawl, Zoram
ZUF Haochong Meet Resolves to Uphold Peace and Unity
Ref. No ____________ Date: 04th /05/2026
Consultative meeting with the Village Authorities, Churches leaders, women leaders, Intellectuals and Youth leaders of Haochong Area at Camp Mount Ararat on the prevailing Situation
After a prolonged and thoughtful deliberation with the Chairman and officers of the Zeliangrong United Front during the consultative meeting on the prevailing situations held on the 4th of May, 2026 at Camp Mount Ararat, we, the Zeliangrong-Inpui of the Haochong area, do hereby solemnly and unequivocally resolve to uphold peace, unity, and harmonious co-existence across our Zeliangrong-Inpui region.
At this critical and sensitive juncture, we firmly reaffirm our collective commitment to refrain from any actions that may exacerbate tensions or inflame the already volatile and fragile situation. Guided by wisdom, restraint, and a deep sense of responsibility, we choose the path of peace, stability, and constructive engagement over discord and unrest.
We further pledge our unwavering support to the ongoing political dialogue between the Zeliangrong United Front and the Government of India. With steadfast determination and unity of purpose, we shall stand resolute until a just, honorable, and lasting solution is achieved for our people.
Today, and in the days to come, we, the Zeliangrong-Inpui stand for peace. We remain devoted to preserving harmony, fostering mutual respect, and ensuring that the spirit of unity prevails across our land for generations ahead.
Signature attached in a separate sheet

KOHUR Rejoinder On the United Naga Council’s “Clarion Call” of 3 May 2026

Manipur Makes e-Seba Portal Mandatory for All Services
GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
NOTIFICATION
No.: DI-401/2/2023-DITC-DIT Date: 4th May, 2026
In continuation of the Government’s initiative towards Digital Governance and citizen-centric service delivery, it is hereby informed to the general public that the newly inaugurated e-Seba Manipur Portal (https://esebamanipur.mn.gov.in/) will be the sole platform for availing notified online services.
Accordingly, all citizens are hereby directed that, with effect from 11-05-2026, applications for the following services shall be submitted only through the e-Seba Manipur Portal:
Revenue
- Domicile Certificate
- Income Certificate
- Other Backward Classes (OBC) Certificate
- Permanent Resident Certificate
- Scheduled Caste (SC) Certificate
- Scheduled Tribe (ST) Certificate
Employment Exchange
- Registration in Employment Exchange
- Renewal of Registration
- Updation of Qualification, experience
- Transfer of Registration to Employment Exchange
- Application against vacancy
All applicants must log in and submit their applications online through the official portal:
https://esebamanipur.mn.gov.in/
Discontinuation of Old Portal (https://eservicesmanipur.gov.in)
It is further notified that:
- All new applications through the existing/old e-Services portal shall stand discontinued with effect from 11-05-2026.
- However, applications already submitted in the old system shall continue to be processed only in cases where certificate issuance is pending or incomplete.
This transition is aimed at enhancing efficiency, transparency, and ease of access to government services through a unified digital platform.
All concerned are requested to take note and comply accordingly.
(Signature)
(G. Robert Sharma)
Director - IT

KWOHR: HETSAHNA LEH TEPNA
Amasan nute ho jouse kangailut nao chibai Kuki Women Organisation for Human Rights min in chibai kahin bol uve. Pathen mapui najal in Jangnadopna Project hi achesa April lha 2024 in ihin pan uvin tuhin achaina lam lhung thei in ium tauvin ahi. Jangnadopna hi tuchan hin 10th Phase chan ihin bol doh tauvin chuleh Galhangsan (Martyrs) inkote mi 202 Jangnadopna ibol doh tauvin ahi. Gal hi akichai tokah a Jangnadopna Project hi che jom jeng ding ahi, ahin hut khat a chai nahi alhung ding 27th May 2026 nikho leh 11th Phase Jangnadopna hibol ding ahi tah jeh in ahung lhung ding 20th May masang ahi lhaseh sumto ina peh jeng uhi ipeh doh cheh ding uvin tepna leh hetsah na ahung kineiyin ahi.
Tuni nikho chan a Jangnadopna lolhin nading a pan hila jeng gamkai, khotin chuleh khopi sung a nute lamkai holeh sum leh pai hintoh nute ho jouse chung a kipathu ahung kiphong in ahi.
“ Pathen in eima pui jeng tauhen”.
KIMNEIHOI LHUNGDIM
General Secretary,
Kuki Women Organisation for Human Rights.

TSP-GHQ congratulates TSP Delhi-NCR Officer Bearers 2026-27
General Headquarters
4th May 2026
CONGRATULATORY NOTE
The Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (TSP) General Headquarters extends its warmest congratulations to Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi, Delhi & NCR Branch on the successful election of your new Office Bearers for the term 2026–2027.
Your democratic exercise reflects the unity, maturity, and commitment of the Thangkhal students and youth residing in Delhi & NCR. We commend all members who participated with zeal and responsibility, upholding the values and constitution of TSP.
Newly elected Office Bearers for 2026–2027:
1. President: Pa Manglunthang
2. Vice-President: Pa Moses Chinmuanlal
3. Secretary :Tg. Alex Hangminlian
4. 4.Joint Secretary: Tg. Liantungthang
5. Info. Secretary: Tg. William Pausomlal
6. 6. Finance: Lia Thangneisung
7. 7.Education Secretary: Lia Catherine Chiinneimawi
Executive Member:
1.Tg. Mangkhanpau
2.Tg. Khaizamuan
3.Tg. Jimmy Dalsianthang
4.Tg. Haupiaklian
We place our trust and confidence in your leadership. The term 2026–2027 comes with both challenges and opportunities. May you serve with dedication, integrity, and vision as you carry forward the motto of TSP “Diktatna in Nam a tawi sang”. We are certain that under your stewardship, the branch will grow stronger in fellowship, education, cultural preservation, and service to our people.We also encourage you to Strengthen Unity,Promote Education,Uphold Culture and Serve Society.
TSP General Headquarters assures you of our full support and prayers throughout your term. May the Almighty God grant you wisdom, good health, and unity as you discharge your duties. We look forward to working hand in hand with you for the progress of TSP and the Thangkhal people.
Long live Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (TSP).
In service:
Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi
General Headquarters

PTC Sialkal Block Leaders
ZORO PRESS RELEASE
Myanmar Sorkar, mipuite thlan Sorkar intiin May 3, 2026 (Dar 3:20 PM Myanmar time) Chin Hills, Falam Township chhung Khawpuichhip khua Thlawhtheihna hmanga bomb a thlak khuma mi 7 a that leh mi thahnem tak an hliam hi Zo Re-unification Organisation (ZORO) chuan a dem takzet a ni.
“Myanmar democracy sorkar, mipui thlan a ding ta,” tia chhuang taka a puan chhuah chu a hming mai a nihzia leh Sipai thuneihna hnuaia la awmin nunrawng takin a mipuite a la bei chhunzawm ta zel a ni tih lan chiantirtu chiang tak a ni.
Chin Hills-a Zofate (Zo indigenous people) hi UN-in Indigenous Peoplea a pawmte an ni a. UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007 (UN DRIP)-in Tualto hnam (Indigenous people) humhalhna tura a siam Article 7-ah chuan;
1) Tualto hnam tu pawhin mimala nung tur leh sahimna turin dikna chanvo an nei.
2) Tualto hnamte chuan zalenna leh thlamuang taka chenho theihna an nei a, nuai chimih emaw, rawng takin a nghai sa tur a ni lo, tih a ni.
May 3, 2026-a Khawpuichhip mipuite nghaisakna hian a chunga UN DRIP article hi chiang takin a palzutin a kalh tlat a. Hetiang innghaisakna hi ZORO chuan thleng tawh lo turin a duh takzet a, UNO-ah pawh thlen ngei a tum a ni.
Issued by
Zo Re-Unification Organisation (ZORO)
Genenral Headquarters : Aizawl, Zoram
TSP Delhi-NCR Leaders 2026-2027
TSP-Delhi & NCR 2026-2027 Executives
President: Pa Manglunthang
Vice- President: Pa Moses Chinmuanlal
Secretary: Tg. Alex Hangminlian
Joint Secy: Tg. Liantungthang
Finance: Lia Thangneisung
Info. Secy: Tg. William Pausomlal
Education Secy: Lia Catherine Chiinneimawi
Executive Member: Tg. Mangkhanpau
Executive Member: Tg. Khaizamuan
Executive Member: Tg. Jimmy Dalsianthang
Executive Member: Tg. Haupiaklian
Advisors:
Pa Bruce K. Thangkhal
Pa Khukhup Baite
Pa Muanneu Khuangsai
*****
PH.D ADMISSION MU THAK: Angie Zingsol
Zia gual a mite ei sim maw cha nam hileu hin le Pathian malsawm na I chan to zel uh hi thil kipak um tak ahi. Pathian in ama leh I nam mapui zel ta hen.

Centre-Kuki Zo SoO Talks Resume in New Delhi
New Delhi, 30 April 2026
S/d
Inf & Pub
GRCA Condemns Negligence Behind Tuivai Bridge Collapse; Demands Immediate Action
Date: 01/05/2026
PRESS STATEMENT
The Guite Road Chiefs’ Association (GRCA) unequivocally condemns the reckless and irresponsible conduct of M/s A. K. Shivhare Infra Pvt. Ltd., which has resulted in the collapse of the Tuivai Bridge at Khuanggin–Sinzawl (Chainage 120.850 km).
On 30.04.2026 at approximately 10:30 PM, two fully loaded cement trucks belonging to the company attempted to cross the already fragile bridge simultaneously, in blatant violation of established safety advisories. This act of gross negligence has destroyed a critical lifeline for our people.
The GRCA has repeatedly cautioned authorities and stakeholders regarding the unsafe condition of these bridges, with clear restrictions limiting loads to 20 MT and requiring one-by-one crossing of heavy vehicles. The Deputy Commissioner, Churachandpur, had also issued a formal advisory on 20 June 2023 enforcing these restrictions. The violation by M/s A. K. Shivhare Infra Pvt. Ltd. is therefore deliberate and inexcusable.
At a time when alternate supply routes remain critically constrained, this incident has effectively disrupted the movement of essential goods and people, exacerbating public hardship.
M/s A. K. Shivhare Infra Pvt. Ltd. must accept responsibility for this incident and immediately:
• Restore a temporary crossing for commuters within 24 hours.
• Arrange an alternative mechanism for movement of heavy vehicles within 72 hours.
Failure to comply will compel the GRCA to initiate appropriate action in the larger public interest.
We further call upon NHIDCL and the contractor, M/s A. K. Shivhare Infra Pvt. Ltd., to urgently expedite completion of the new bridge, where only the substructure presently stands completed.
The public is urged to remain calm and extend full cooperation during the restoration process.
Info & Publicity
Guite Road Chiefs’ Association
ITLF INVITATION For 3rd Years off SEPARATION DAY
3rd Years of
SEPARATION DAY
A day of separation from the Meiteis
Date: The 3d May, 2026 (Sunday) || Time: 1:00PM
Venue: Wall of Remembrance, Peace Gound, Tuibong
Programme Co-Ordiator:
Elder Dr. Thangsuolien Sinate, General Secretary ITLF
INVITATION
ITLF is organising Mass Prayer and
Commemoration of the 3rd Years of Separation from the Meiteis on the 3rd May, 2026 (Sunday) at time and place cited above.
Your presence is highly solicited.
Sd/-
(LETPU HAOKIP)
Chairman, ITLF
Sd/-
(ELDER DR. THANGSUOLIEN SINATE)
Secretary, ITLF

M. Tanglian Village Authority: NOTICE

Kuki Women Seek Probe, Justice in Manipur Violence

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