Dr. Chin Do Kham Hall Honna Kinei

Hong nusia khin Zomi makaipi leh ZIUSA makaipi ahi Rev. Dr. Chin Do Kham phawk na in ZIUSA te Zumpi,  Zomi Innpi (Zomi Center), Tulsa, OK ah "Dr. Chin Do Kham Hall" honna pen September 06, 2026 ni in kinei thei cih thu kiza hi. Tua Hall honna ah Dr. Kham ii innkuanpih te leh Zomi makai te tampi kihel thei uh hi. Hih Hall pen leitungbup Zomi Community te aading Rev. Dr. Chin Do Kham ii a nuntak sung a sepkhiatna, a makaihna leh a kipiakhiatna te pahtawina in akivaihawm khia ahi hi.
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9-Men Footbal & Volleyball Tourney

9-MEN FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT AND INTER-VILLAGE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Organized by: Young Vaiphei Association (YVA), Sangaikot Block In Aid of Ambulance Project CIRCULAR This is to notify all interested Clubs, Associations and Organisations that the 1st YVA Sangaikot Block Annual Open Football and Inter-Village Volleyball Tournament - 2026 will be held at Dumlian Village Playground, Sangaikot Sub-Division, Churachandpur commencing from 13th October, 2026. All concerned are requested to kindly note the following: 1. Last Date of Admission: 10th October, 2026 2. FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT - Prizes and Awards: 1st Prize: ₹ 1,00,000/- + Trophy 2…
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School Attacks and Midnight Raids Threaten Peace in Manipur

Immediate State Action Needed to Arrest All Culprits AS the nation observed Teachers’ Day on Saturday, honouring those who guide us toward wisdom and peace, a deeply troubling reminder of the ongoing crisis in Manipur emerged on Monday. Just after the state celebrated educators, targeting schools such as the complete destruction of Lhungjang Primary School in Lhungjang village stands as a glaring violation of basic human rights and fundamental educational rights. These barbaric acts underscore a growing sense of desperation and anger among local communities who continue to bear the brunt of unceasing conflict. It is a stark cry for help that …
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Manipur CEO Publishes Final Electoral Rolls 2026

IMPHAL — In compliance with the directives of the Election Commission of India (vide No. 23/2025-ERS Vol.II dated May 14, 2026), the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Manipur, Arun Kumar Sinha, announced that Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) across all 60 Assembly Constituencies published the Final Photo Electoral Rolls 2026 on Sunday, September 6, 2026 . Pre-Draft & Exclusion Data Prior to the publication of the draft roll on May 18, 2026, the total number of electors stood at 20,93,076 (10,10,317 male; 10,82,459 female; 300 third gender) . Enumeration forms were generated, printed, and distributed to all electors via Booth Level Offic…
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Manipur Sets 1951 Baseline for NRC, Missing Records Traced

In the Manipur Legislative Assembly session, a starred question regarding the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) was answered on September 7, 2026 . Asked by Shri K. Meghachandra Singh, MLA and responded to by the Minister (Home), Manipur , the exchange highlights the state's reliance on the 1951 baseline alongside ongoing administrative and political challenges. Assembly Starred Question No. 348 Overview Questioner: Shri K. Meghachandra Singh, MLA Respondent: Minister (Home), Manipur Date of Answer: 07.09.2026 Question (s) Answer (a) Whether the Government of India has prescribed, or intends to prescribe a legal administra…
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UMPC Manipur Welcomes Waqf Board Members' Resignation

Imphal, September 8, 2026: The United Meitei-Pangal Committee (UMPC), Manipur has welcomed and appreciated the Government of Manipur's order dated 8 September 2026, accepting the resignation of two non-Muslim members from the 8th Waqf Board, Manipur, with immediate effect. In a press communique issued by Alhaj Moulana Muheiyuddin Mazahiri, President, United Meitei-Pangal Committee (UMPC), Manipur on the same day, UMPC Manipur sincerely thanked Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand and Waqf Board Chairman Y. Antas Khan (Ex-MLA) for their assurance and commitment in addressing the concerns and sentiments of the Muslim community. The committee desc…
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UNC Slams Delay in Leilon Vaiphei Massacre Probe

The Office of the United Naga Council (UNC), Tahamzam, Senapati H.Q., issued a statement dated 7th September, 2026, expressing anguish over what it called an unreasonable delay in the investigation into the Leilon Vaiphei killings, describing the case as one of the rarest in modern history. The UNC objected to submissions made in the House during the 8th Session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly by Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh and Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam Singh, alleging these amounted to shielding the prime accused — Lalboi Vaiphei, Chief of Leilon Vaiphei village — and state police personnel, including Thangginlian…
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Kuki Women Union Slams Molnom Force, Demands Probe

THE Kuki Women's Union (KWU), Ukhrul District, has issued a strong condemnation of what it describes as a "brutal and disproportionate" use of force against civilians at Molnom on September 7, 2026, along with the arrest of Suspended Operation (SoO) cadres from the Gampum designated camp in Kangpokpi District. In a statement issued through its Information & Media wing, the organisation questioned the authority under which the SoO cadres were arrested, asking whether applicable SoO ground rules were followed and who authorised the operation. The KWU alleged that villagers who gathered to seek answers were subjected to assault …
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COTU condemns blockade, issues final warning to Manipur

Kangpokpi, September 9, 2026: The Committee on Tribal Unity (COTU), Sadar Hills, Kangpokpi District, has strongly condemned what it described as an “inhumane and selective blockade” imposed against the Kuki-Zo community and issued a final warning to the Manipur government. In a press statement, COTU said it had consistently demonstrated its commitment to peace and humanity despite enduring immense hardship. The committee said the blockade was a principled stand to ensure the free movement of essential commodities, medicines and people for all communities in Manipur. COTU alleged that the blockade was an act of “utterly condemnable, inhuman and…
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