SYO GHQs IN VAIDAWNNA LEH KIPAAHPIHNA NEI

Lasiam Nu S. Chingnu in Global Zomi Lengthe 2025, Season 3, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia a neih hun a ZOMUS- LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 'Zomi Vocalist' paahtawina ahung saangna tungah, I nam SIMTE tawisangtu ahih na ah SYO GHQs in kipaahpih leh thangphat pih mah mah in VAIDAWNNA leh PAAHTAWINA silpiah piahna  kinei hi.

Pathian in malam hun ah zong mapui jing in gualzawl touzel ta hen chih i deihsah uhi.

Information & Publicity
SYO GHQs

~SIMTE CORE 

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KUKI INPI SW SADAR HILLS: LAMPI THUA HETSAH

PRESS RELEASE 

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🎉Congrats to Mr Khup Lian Tuam🎉🥊🥊

Topa'n Zomi te hong nusia lo

Congratulations Tg. Khup Lian Tuam

Gualzawhna I ngah sim in I Topa  tung lungdam I ko masa den a, Topa lungkim na Zomi te tungah kip tawntung hi.

Tuamah bangin Zogam Flag zong ki sang khai den a hihman in lungkim huai mahmah hi.

Zomi khangno te zu leh sa kham theih guih thei lam a ki tai sang in hih bag ki mawl na tuamtuam lam ah zong hong tai ziahziah un la, Zogam Zomi hong tawi sang un. 

ZOGAM E&W UPDATE

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Clarification on Aug 6 Manipur Peace Meet – Samuel Chonkholal Lhouvum

CLARIFICATION
Sunday, the 10th August, 2025

Regarding misleading social media posts concerning the August 6, 2025 “Road to Peace in Manipur – Covenant of Community Understanding,” I, Mr. Samuel Chonkholal Lhouvum, the undersigned, hereby issue this clarification in response to Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) and Manipur CSOs on 6th August, 2025 meeting: - 

1. My village, Khomunnom, has been covered by Thadou Mauzadar (established in 1886) under the NC Hills Autonomous Council, Dima Hasao District, Assam. From time immemorial, my ancestors have been born Thadou and have died Thadou. The Thadou are a distinct and indigenous ethnic group and have never been, nor will ever be, subsumed under the so-called “Kuki,” notwithstanding certain erroneous references by colonial writers and researchers. I also take pride in the fact that the Thadou are the largest tribe in Manipur and the second-largest community after the Meitei. The indigenous presence of the Thadou in Manipur is of paramount importance, and I fully support and wish for the peaceful coexistence of various communities in the state of Manipur without affecting its territorial integrity.

2. In the present Manipur crisis, I am saddened that the Thadou people have been wrongly misidentified as “Kuki,” leading to victimisation and silencing under both Kuki supremacist pressures and Meitei community angers. Despite the loss of lives and properties among my own kin and across all communities, I resolve to work towards genuine community understanding between the Thadou and Meitei peoples and others and I extend my deepest condolences and sympathy to all victims without distinction.

3. Following two years of consistent effort, the leadership of Thadou Inpi Manipur successfully convened the Road to Peace - covenant of understanding meeting. Upon learning of this historic development, I voluntarily requested to participate, as leaders from Thadou Inpi Dima Hasao, Thadou Inpi Karbi Anglong, and Thadou Inpi Assam were also invited to attend. I joined the meeting to witness and endorse the people of Manipur acknowledgment of the Thadou’s distinct identity. I wholeheartedly support this initiative on humanitarian grounds and affirm my unwavering commitment to this initiative. 

4. No degree of online trolling, misinformation, or personal threats will deter me from upholding the Thadou’s distinct identity or from supporting genuine peace initiatives in Manipur. I call upon all concerned to refrain from provocative statements and to actively contribute towards the path of peaceful understanding.

I remain steadfast in my prayer for lasting peace in Manipur.

Long Live Indigenous Unity!

Sd/-

(Samuel Chonkholal Lhouvum)

Gaon Bura (GB), Khomunnom,

Dima Hasao District, Assam

Under Thadou Mauzadar/NCHAC

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ZRA-EC NIDANG BANG NAWN LO

ZRA-EC sung zong nidang tawh kibang nawn lo in makaite pan nungzuite ahizong sum leh paai vai ahizong vai tuam² teng khempeuh ong kiphuahpha mah² na hihman un a ni² in galvan pan a tuam² kilamdang to hiai² ahihman in makaite leh vaihawmte' tung ah kilungdam mah² hi.

Mipi zong kilunglut mah² in, SiamSin Thak ding tuailai/ khangthakte zong ong tun beh² ta hi. A sawt lo in Zogam ong paallun ding hi.

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

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Clarification on Haokip Identity – Letter by Sehpu Haokip, 1995

Dated: Oct. 9, 1995.

To,
The President
Haokip People's Council (HPC)
Karbi-Anglong, Assam.

To my Haokip brethren in Karbi-Anglong:

Greetings to all my Haokip brethren in Assam especially those in Karbi-Anglong.

I'm disheartened to hear about the problems faced by the Haokips in Assam due to a misunderstanding. So I would like to make a small clarification. We Haokips are Thadous whether it's based on genealogy or tribe. Due to a misunderstanding, tribes list in Assam, Nagaland and Meghalaya were made at their own conveniences resulting in this unproductive problem amongst us. Kuki is just a generic nomenclature made up of different tribes (which do not classify under Naga, Khasi, Garo, Cachari etc) and Thadou is one such tribe under Kuki. Thadou consists of 32 clans having the same lifestyle and tradition (Culture & Custom) such as the dialect and pattern of the weaved clothing eg. Thangnang, Saipikhup, Mongvom, Khamtang. Those of us who claim these to be our traditional shawls are Thadous. Therefore we Haokips are Thadous and you should no longer concern yourself with whether you should or shouldn't be Thadou.

Thanking you.

Your brethren,
Sehpu Haokip
M.L.A. 

Courtesy: THADOU NAM W/A

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ZOMI ARMY BN 39 TRAINING COMPLETED

Zogam Galkap Bn 39 siamsinte man ta, Bn 40 siamsin nuam t'ading training kipan kik nuamta, siamsin nuam min ap nailo ih omleh kingah lai hi.

Q. Na kam uh in Zogam leh Zomi Nam ka it cici napi, Topa kiang ah Zogam Galkap te ading thu nangawn a ngetsak ngeilo pawl na hi kha hiam?

Q. Na kam in Zogam, Zomi it ingh ci napi sumlehpaai tawh lah huh ngam samlo pawl ah na par kha hiam?

Q. Na kam in Zogam, Zomi it ingh ci asem takpi leh a kalsuan khiat ngiat te pahtawi nuamlo, ih makaite aban gen siat" pawl na hi kha hiam?

Tuni in ki ngaihsun in sang gam Zosuan Zomi/Zonam khangthak te aw, Na kam in Zogam, Zomi it ingh cici napi gamsung lah beel ngamlo pawl ah a kihel kha nahih leh siamsin ding honpi khat in Bethel camp ah nang hong ngak hi.

Lungdam,
Zogam, Zomi namsung cidam na dingin note tawh asem, Zomi ading in a dingkip den ding

Zotal Samte @ Zo Nam Khual
Mualkawi Camp
Tonzaang Myo
Eastern Zogam
Zogam

ZOMI INFO🔴🟡🟢

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Kukis Join Hands in Celebrating World Indigenous Day at Nashik

World Indigenous Day Celebration

Nashik, Maharashtra, India

9th August 2025

Grateful for the solidarity ❤️

A heartfelt thank you to KWA Mumbai for your cooperation and coordination in sending team members to support and participate in the World Indigenous Day celebration.

I also extend my sincere thanks to team KSO Mumbai for taking the time and effort to join the celebration. Your presence added value, warmth, and a sense of completeness to the occasion.

Your solidarity and support mean so much — together, we make our voices stronger.

✊ Stand with Indigenous (Tribal/Adivasi) People. Stand for Justice. ✊

Thanking you.

Best regards,
Ms. Marina Singson
Zonal Vice President, ABAVP – North East, India

~ ABAVP INDIA

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Security Forces Intensify Operations in Manipur, Ensure Safe Passage for 116 Vehicles

Imphal, Aug 9: According to police, security forces in Manipur continue to conduct search operations and area domination exercises in fringe and vulnerable areas across various districts.

Authorities ensured the safe movement of 116 vehicles carrying essential items along National Highway-37. Strict security measures have been implemented in all vulnerable locations, with security convoys deployed on sensitive stretches to guarantee free and safe passage.

A total of 111 Nakas and checkpoints were set up across the hills and valley districts. Police reported that no individuals were detained during the checks.

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CNF/ A Omna Victoria Camp Ah KIO/ A Heutu Te Va Zin Uh

09 Aug 2025: KIO/ A heutu lubawk mi 4 leh sepaihte CNF/ A' omna Sinlung khopi ah June kha in zan 4 giak in va zin ua, Pastor te toh thumkhawmna nei in annkuang umkhawmna leng nei uh hi'n kigen hi.

KIO/ A leh CNF/ A' kikaal in hoih lam nawt hiai² a, Chin leh Kachin unau ahihdan uh suchiangtu hi in, nidang a kipat in tuni tan' kinuse ngeilou a, thiltamtak ah thupukna kiptak leh khauhtak nei uh hi'n thudonna in gen hi.

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡t

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Khangthah Study Group ah Class paizom jeel

KZP GHQ etkaina nuaia Khangthah Study Group ah class paizom jeel hi. Tutan in naupang 10 regular tahin kuan uhi. Houtupa L. Chinkhanlal in veina toh naupangte Mathematics hilh a, mimal doubts neite in jong maingaltahin dong  uhi. Koitobang hi study group a hung telutte a diingin kot a kihong nalai hi.

I hinsuahna di'n Siamzilna mah awle!

-Info. Secy. KZP GHQ 

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BSc Psychology: Priscilla Hoihngaih

Priscilla Hoihngaih d/o Pa H Henzalal in zong Martin Luther Christian University, Shillong a pat in BSc Psychology first class in ana zoukhia hi.

Congratulations👍🏼💙!

09-08-2025 | Saturday
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

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Condolence: T Mangjangam Haokip

Tu2 chun WKZIC president Dr Letkhosei haokip, Apenna pa T Mangjangam Haokip in aleiset hinkho adalhatai..adalhah insung mite pathen in lhamon na pen ta hen.

RIP 😭🙏

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SAA Oliver Wendell Holmes Travel Award: Suanmuanlian Tonsing

Kipahpihna!
(Aug 7, 2025)

Suanmuanlian Tonsing tullel a Information Science, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, US, a PhD sinlel in Society of American Archivist (SAA) Annual Meeting (Aug 24-27, 2025, California, US) ah Oliver Wendell Holmes Travel Award

sang diing a teelkhiat in om hi. Oliver Wendell Holmes Travel ahihleh 1979 apan archivist/scholar khat kiang ah SAA Annual Meeting a tel theihna diing in nomination tungtawn in kipekhesek a, tutung a Suanmuanlian Tonsing in hon sang khak in India apan hiai award sang masapen suak sak hi.

Hiai Annual Meeting ah aman Native American Archives Section leh Archival Repatriation Committee-te apan zillai tamsem neihbeih a lunggulh thu SAA-te kiang ah gen hi.

Suanmuanlian Tonsing in Zomi-te colonialism leh technology in a sukkhaak dan (impact) research lel a,a research-te India, US, Canada,leh Europe ah ana present hi.

Suanmuanlian Tonsing nu leh pa ahihleh Pa Upa Khamzagou Tonsing leh Nu Chingkhannem Tonsing ahi a,Mualnuam khosuak ahi.

Behind the Truth' BTT
🔴🟡🟢 

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Lamka Map

Via W/P

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Lamka Consumers’ Club Press Release on Trade Regulations

Office of the LAMKA CONSUMERS’ CLUB
(Regd. No. 19 of 1998)
Lamka-795006

PRESS STATEMENT

5th August, 2025
Ref. No. LCC/2025(A)

After thorough discussion in the Joint Meeting of Lamka Consumers’ Club and all Student Bodies held on 4th August, 2025, the following points were amicably resolved for compliance by all concerned:

1.1 It has come to our notice that Amul products supplied to Lamka Town/Churachandpur District are being sourced from outside agencies (non-local residents of Lamka). Upon inquiry, it was found that Gupta Traders, Lamka, does not possess a proper licence for supplying these products. Therefore, Gupta Traders shall cease supplying Amul products within seven (7) days from the date of this notification.

1.2 It was resolved to investigate and determine if any outside agents, or individuals in the name of outsiders, who are no longer residents of Lamka/Churachandpur, are found supplying/distributing the same. If so, their shops shall be closed.

1.3 Henceforth, Amul-related products brought from Imphal, Aizawl, etc., shall not be permitted without written permission from the Lamka Consumers’ Club. Anyone found violating this resolution shall bear the consequences at their own risk.

1.4 Furthermore, any local resident/agency interested in supplying any products in Lamka/Churachandpur District must report to the Lamka Consumers’ Club.

2.1 The influx of non-local residents in large numbers has alarmed the local business community. It was agreed that this influx must be properly managed and checked. All non-local residents must register themselves to Lamka Consumers’ Club with appropriate documents.

3.1 It was also agreed that the Teddim Road area shall remain closed every Sunday.

4.1 In the Joint Meeting, it was unanimously resolved that the Lamka Consumers’ Club (LCC) shall take primary responsibility for ensuring the fair distribution of NFSA provisions, overseeing the lifting of rice quota bags for respective constituencies from the FCI Godown at Tualnuam, and monitoring price hikes and inflation. Accordingly, the LCC is entrusted with full authority to lead in these matters, and all parent organizations are expected to extend their full support in the interest of public welfare.

Issued in Public Interest – Lamka Consumers’ Club

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KOHUR Wishes on World Indigenous Day & Calls for Action on Kuki-Zo Crisis

KUKI ORGANIZATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS TRUST (KOHUR)

A Member of UN Special Consultative Status Since 2016

(Registered under the Indian Registration Act, 1908, Reg. No. 963 (V) on May 8, 2009)

Head Office: Eureka Cafe Building, Hill Town, Churachandpur - 795128

Email: kumhur96@yahoo.com | Website: kohur.org

PRESS RELEASE
09/09/2025

Greeting on World Indigenous Day!

On the occasion of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the Kuki Organization for Human Rights Trust (KOHUR) stands in solidarity with Indigenous communities worldwide, particularly the Indigenous peoples of India, in reaffirming their rights, dignity, and survival. While this day celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples, it also serves as a stark reminder of the systemic oppression and violence they continue to endure.

Humanitarian Catastrophe in Manipur

KOHUR urgently draws global attention to the state-orchestrated ethnic violence and humanitarian disaster inflicted upon the Indigenous Kuki-Zo people in Manipur since May 3, 2023. The crisis has resulted in:

230+ confirmed deaths, including women, children, and the elderly.

1,500+ villages and localities destroyed or abandoned.

7,000+ homes burned, displacing 60,000+ people into overcrowded and unsafe relief camps.

Irreversible cultural and socio-economic devastation, with livelihoods and community stability decimated.

Collapse of Essential Services

The humanitarian emergency persists due to the total breakdown of public infrastructure in Kuki-inhabited regions:

Zero functional government hospitals in affected hill districts.

80% of relief camps lack access to safe drinking water.

1 in 3 displaced persons suffer from preventable diseases, including diarrhoea, respiratory infections, and severe mental distress.

Maternal mortality rates have surged due to the absence of emergency healthcare.

Malnutrition exceeds WHO emergency thresholds in multiple camps and villages.

Forced Displacement and Mobility Restrictions

Due to prevailing law and order issues, Kuki-Zo communities remain cut off from essential supplies and medical care. Residents are forced to traverse dangerous jungle routes and river crossings, leading to fatalities. KOHUR demands immediate government intervention to construct all-weather roads and restore safe passage.

Violations of Indigenous Rights Along the Indo-Myanmar Border

The unilateral border fencing policy and abolition of the Free Movement Regime (FMR) have:

Severed 200+ villages from traditional cross-border markets.

Reduced trans-border trade by 70%, crippling Indigenous economies.

Divided families with deep historical and cultural ties, violating Articles 25–36 of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).

KOHUR’s Demands

On this critical day, KOHUR calls upon the Government of India and the Manipur State Government to:

1. Restore healthcare, clean water, and education in all conflict-affected Kuki-Zo areas.

2. End discriminatory policies and uphold Indigenous rights under UNDRIP and international law.

3. Halt border fencing projects until Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) is obtained from affected communities.

4. Establish a separate administrative arrangement for the Kuki-Zo people to ensure protection from systemic oppression.

A Call for Justice, Not Symbolism

KOHUR urges the international community, human rights organizations, and the Indian government to transform this day from mere symbolism into decisive action. The Kuki-Zo people — and all Indigenous communities — deserve justice, restoration, and the right to determine their future.

Department of Information & Publicity

Kuki Organization for Human Rights Trust

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ZILLAI GHQ IN IDP VILLAGE AH THINGNO HAWM

Zillai (Vaiphei Students Association) GHQ leh 'KAITEKI' pangkhawm in Jawngta leh Khangkhu pang in thingno 600 val Sumtukphai IDP village leh Buallian IDP village date 09-08-2025 ni in hawmdaw a  hi. Zia thingno phuna 'Tree plantation drive' hi 'From Displacement to sustainability' thupi pansan ah  Sumtukphai IDP village ah beneficiary Inkuan 100 vâl leh Buallian Village IDP apat Inkuan 90 vâl te kiang ah zia thingno hi piakdaw a hi.

Zia Thingno hawmdawna hunbi a chun Zillai General HQ President in i chenna munte ah thingno/thai a tamthei pen phu a pawimaw dan gen in, environment siamphat ding, i khua jemhawi ding leh thei-leh-thai ah i chenna mun teu su hausa ding in IDP beneficiary te a chial hi, chun sum-leh-pai tamtak seng ah thingno hung tuaktu Pu SL. Boikho & Family te chung leh 'KAITEKI' te chung in kipakthu agen hi. Ms. Jessica Mawi Vaiphei, Proprietor- "KAITEKI"  in tuni thingno kihawm te a hung khan hawi ah, ga tampi a hun sua a dawisak thu a taklang hi. 

W/A

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Mizoram Guv VK Singh Visits Lunglei, Pays Tribute at War Memorial

Mizoram Governor, General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd), visited Lunglei District today, meeting with senior government officials, representatives from NGOs, church leaders, and ex-servicemen.

via social media.

As part of his visit, the Governor toured the 20 Assam Rifles Headquarters, where he interacted with personnel and paid tribute to fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the War Memorial.

MIZORAM IS BEAUTIFUL: GEN VK SINGH

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WCKCSOs Calls Off NH-2 Economic Blockade in Kangpokpi

WORKING COMMITTEE

KUKI CSOs

Add.: Sadar Hills Kanggui (Kangpokpi)

HQ Office: Kanggui (Kangpokpi)

ISSUED IN PUBLIC INTEREST

9th August 2025

The economic blockade called by the WCKCSOs on 8th August 2025 along NH-2 of Kangpokpi district is being called off with immediate effect. Although after much delay and at the cost of tremendous hardship and suffering faced by the Kuki-Zo people, we acknowledge the intervention of the Hon’ble Governor of Manipur in opening the 20+ days of total communal blockade against the particular community of the Kuki-Zo people along our Kangpokpi/Kanggui to Lamka/Churachandpur lifeline.

Utmostly, the WCKCSOs express our gratitude to the mature stand taken by the United Naga Council in localizing the current issue and upholding humanitarian principles. We also acknowledge the support extended by other well-wishers and the general Kuki-Zo population in ensuring the success of this economic blockade.

However, we would like to remind all stakeholders and the state/central authorities that we will never allow any organization to dictate terms along our lifelines and we appeal to our people to be always prepared to voice our democratic protests if and when necessitated in the coming future.

Information and Publicity,

Working Committee Kuki CSOs

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Freedom Fighters: The Forgotten Sacrifice of the Kukis in Manipur

THE Kuki people have a long history of loyalty and bravery. They fought not only for India but also for Manipur, defending the Meitei kings many times from outside attacks.

In 1917–1919, the Kukis defended their ancestral lands against the mighty British in what is known as the Anglo-Kuki War. Many Kukis also joined the struggle for India’s freedom and are remembered as freedom fighters in the INA Memorial Complex. In fact, out of 188 recorded freedom fighters from Manipur, 162 were Kukis. Their contributions are recorded district by district, with names still preserved in history.

Yet, despite this history of sacrifice, the Kukis have faced unspeakable suffering in recent times.

Since May 2023, the Kukis have been brutally attacked. Many were killed or maimed; Kuki women were raped and murdered in the most inhuman ways. Homes, properties, vehicles, and churches belonging to Kukis in Imphal were burned and destroyed by the majority Meitei Hindus. The Kukis were completely driven out of Manipur’s capital, and to this day, there is no Kuki presence in Imphal. For the Kukis, Zomis, and Hmars, Imphal has become the "capital of death".

Today, Meiteis and Kukis are physically, emotionally, and politically separated. Buffer zones now divide them, symbolizing the deep divide that may one day lead to greater separation.

For the Kukis, Zomis, and Hmars to survive, a separate administration is necessary. The discrimination and abuse from the Meitei majority show no signs of ending. Their aim appears to be a tribal status (ST tag), but aimed at taking over tribal lands. Sadly, the fellow tribal Nagas remain silent, still chasing the Framework Agreement from the Naga Peace Talks. If the Nagas do not wake up soon, it may be too late for the tribals of Manipur to unite and protect their ancestral land.

The buffer zones that exist today will remain a permanent reminder of the Meitei–Kuki conflict in history. One day, the Meiteis may look back with regret for their prejudice against the Kukis.

Freedom Fighters Enshrined in the INA Memorial Complex

District-wise List of Freedom Fighters: Manipur

Imphal District
1. Shri Sinam Chaoba Singh, Sega Road, Leimajam Leikai

2. Shri T. Lamphel Singh, Top Iril Mapal, Imphal

3. Shri Khangin Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

4. Shri Th. Angou Singh, Singjamei Thokchom Leikai, Imphal

5. Shri S. Ibohal Singh, Singjamei Mayengbam Leikai, Imphal

6. Shri P. Tomal Singh, Chinga Makha, Ningthoujam Leikai

7. Shri Laishram Irabot Singh, Keishampat Mutum Leirak

8. Shri L. Kanhai Singh, Segalambi, Jailor Leirak, Imphal

9. Shri M. Amuba Singh, Meino Leirak, Imphal

10. Shri Irom Tombi Singh, Liwa Khongsangbam Leikai, Imphal

11. Shri Kh. Jugeshar Singh, Thangmeiband, Imphal

12. Shri Palet, Haokip Veng, Imphal

13. Shri Bedagarbha Sharma, Sagolband Maisnam Leikai, Imphal

14. Shri Darbar Singh, Air Transport Corporation, M.G. Avenue, Imphal

15. Shri L. Nabadwip Singh, Keisampat Leimajam Leikai, Imphal

16. Shri Gostha Behari Das Chowdhury, Jiribam

17. Shri Mangkhohen Kuki, Old Lambulane, Imphal

18. Smt. Salamongbi Rajmubi Devi, Chingmeiraong, Imphal

19. Shri Madan Mohan Singh, New Chekon, Imphal

20. Smt. Parul Rani Chowdhury, Keishampat, Imphal

21. Shri S. Hemkholet Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

22. Shri Otkhosei Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

23. Shri Onkholet Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

24. Shri Ngemjathang Touthang, Longa Koireng, Imphal

25. Shri Tinsie Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

26. Shri Setkam Kuki, Imphal District

27. Shri Letkhopao Haokip, New Lambulane, Imphal

28. Shri Akhup Kom, K.R. Lane, Imphal District

29. Shri O. Jugeshor, Khwai Nagamapal, Imphal

30. Shri Naki Ahmad Choudhury, Kaikhu, Imphal

31. Shri Sardar Mukhtiar Singh Gill, Dewlaland, Imphal

32. Shri Haothang Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

33. Shri Haokhothang Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

34. Smt. Tingkholhai Kunini, New Lambulane, Imphal

35. Shri L.D. Moireng Kuki, Imphal

36. Shri Thangkholet Haokip, New Lambulane, Imphal

37. Shri Tolkhothang Kuki, Basic Training, Imphal

38. Shri Tongkholun Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

39. Shri Nguljangam Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

40. Shri Salet Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

41. Smt. Ningjavei (alias Avei Hangshing), Imphal

42. Shri Haokhongam Kuki, Nayang A/P Haokip Veng, Imphal

Thoubal District
43. Shri Dinesh Chandra Acharya, Serou, Thoubal District

44. Shri S. Churachand Singh, Serou, Thoubal District

Chandel District
45. Shri Holkhongjang Kuki, Somtal Village

46. Shri Nehkhothang Haokip, Wayang Village

47. Shri Letkhothang Kuki, Songjang Village

48. Shri Helkhotong Haokip, Tengnoupal District

49. Shri Hemlhun Kuki, Sita Village

50. Shri Lamkhothang, Wayang Village

51. Shri Luikhojang Kuki, Tudam Village

52. Smt. Hoihat Kukini, Bongyang Village

53. Shri Shohol Kuki, Songjang Village

54. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Sajik Tampak Village

55. Shri Somkho Haokip, Thamlapokpi Village

56. Shri Yamvung Haokip, Khengang Village

57. Shri Yamkhothang Kuki, Molcham Village

58. Shri Chungkhosei Kuki, Bongjang Village

59. Smt. Haongai Kukini, Songoon Village

60. Smt. Ngulhem Haokip, Wayang Village

61. Shri Jamthong Lhanggun Kuki, Lonpi Village

62. Shri Jamkholet Kuki, Aihang Village

63. Shri Mangkholun Kuki, Songjang Village

64. Shri Thangkhochem Kuki, Sinam Village

65. Shri Lunkhoson Kuki, Nongli Village

66. Shri Onkhosei alias Onsei Haokip, Molnom Village

67. Shri Holjang Kuki, Tuidam Village

68. Shri Lungam Lungdim, Bongmol Ampak Village

69. Shri Jamkhoson Haokip, Samkhong Village

Ukhrul District
70. Shri Houtung Kuki, Chassad, Manipur East District

71. Shri Jamhun Kuki, Maku Village

72. Shri Lhungkhojam Kuki, Pihang Village

73. Shri Lhungkhothang Kuki, Nang Village

74. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Loni Village

75. Shri Thongkhongam Kuki, Aishi Village

76. Shri Yamkhosei Kuki, Chassad Village

77. Shri Yamkhojang Kuki, Maku Village

78. Shri Thangsei Kuki, Molvailup Village

79. Shri Yangkhosei Haokip, Aishi Village

80. Shri Yangkholet Kuki, Aishi Village

81. Shri Lunkhojang Kuki, Phuthel Village

82. Shri Yangkhopao Haokip, East District

83. Shri Yamsho Kuki, Maokot Village

84. Shri K. Ringshi, Bungpa Khunou Village

85. Shri Henjathang Kuki, Aishi Village

86. Shri Lhunkhosei Kuki, Kasung Village

87. Shri Ngulkhohem Kuki, Chassad Village

88. Shri Thangjadong Kuki, Lakhan Khuman

89. Shri Hemkholet Kuki, Khoikai Village

90. Shri Lenghao Kuki, Litan Village

91. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Kultu Village

92. Shri Haopao Kuki, Kachoubung Village

93. Shri Lunhem Kuki, Lakhan Village

94. Shri Hangkhopao Kuki, Jallenbung Village

95. Shri Khupjalam alias Pavon, Chassad

96. Shri Jangkhosei Kuki, Pihang Village

97. Shri Jamneng Haokip, East District

98. Shri Helkhothang Kuki, Loni Village

99. Shri Doujangam Kuki, Maku Village

100. Shri Chungkhojam Kuki, Matijang Village

101. Shri Otkhothang Kuki, Jallembung Village

102. Shri Jamkhochuing Kuki, Tusam Village

103. Shri Lhunkhosei Haokip, Pihang Village

104. Shri Mangkhup Kuki, Chamo Village

105. Shri Lhukhothong Kuki, Maokot Village

106. Smt. Nemjavei, wife of (L) Hemkholun Kuki, Manipur East District

107. Shri Sheikhomang Kuki, Chassad Village

108. Shri Chongjangam Kuki, Pihang Village

109. Shri Jamkhothang Haokip, Manipur East

110. Shri Helkholet Kuki, Singoba Village

111. Shri Yamlhun Kuki, Mollen Village

112. Shri Tongkhosei Haokip, Maokot Village

113. Shri Hemkholun Kuki, Phungtha Village

114. Shri Thongjam Kuki, K. Mollen Village

115. Shri Tholet Kuki, K. Mollen Village

116. Shri Thongkholim Kuki, Matijang Village

117. Shri Shamkhumang Kuki, Ukhrul A/P New Lambulane

Churachandpur District
118. Shri Nungkhopao, Gangpimol Village

119. Shri Ampu Kom, Khoirentak Khuman

120. Shri Jamthang Haokip Khongmang, Gamnomphai Village

121. Shri Kamhand Mate, Khongman Saiton

122. Shri Vomkhothang Haokip, Siden Village

123. Shri Chungthong Haokip, Molnom

124. Shri Haojathang Haokip, New Bazar

125. Shri Pumjakam Zou, Khongphum

126. Shri Nguljalet Haokip, Ukha Tampak

127. Shri Ngamkhothang Haokip, Matalambulane

128. Shri Semkhohao Haokip, Ukha Tampak

129. Shri Letkhothang, Molnom Village

130. Shri Lhunkholet Kuki, Golmol Village

131. Shri Ngulkholet, Gangpijaing Village

132. Shri Semkhothang Haokip, Molnom

133. Shri Onkhojang Haokip, Churachandpur

134. Shri Lengkhothang Kuki, Gamnomphai

135. Shri Henjakhup Haokip, Mongjang

136. Shri Sailutchung Kom, Khonomphai

137. Shri Konkhothing Kuki, Dopkon

138. Shri Semkholet Haokip, Molnom

139. Shri Chunglet, Kongmol Village

140. Shri Thangkhosei Kuki, Champi Village

141. Shri Mangkhup Kuki, Kanggin

142. Shri Thangkholien, Matalambulane

143. Shri Chungkhoja Haokip, Matalambulane

Senapati District (now Kangpokpi District area)
144. Shri Hemkhosei, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

145. Shri Otkhothang, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

146. Shri Pakhai, Haipi (KPI)

147. Shri Hensei, Chamari (KPI)

148. Shri Kemkhojam, Saparmeina (KPI)

149. Shri Jamsei, Haipi (KPI)

150. Shri Dangkhothang, Mongpijiang (KPI)

151. Shri Jamkhothang, Lhangsom (SKL)

152. Shri Jamkhochung, Lhangsom (SKL)

153. Shri Tongngam, Goljang (SKL)

154. Shri Ngakholun, Khonomphai (SKL)

155. Shri Lungkholet, T. Thanglun Village (SKL)

156. Shri Haojalam, Tusam (SKL)

157. Shri Helkhopao, Boljang (SKL)

158. Shri Doulam, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

159. Shri Paolet, Lhangsom Village (SKL)

160. Shri Khupao, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

161. Shri Otkhosei, Thingang Village (SKL)

162. Shri Onjathang, Dengleng Village (SKL)

163. Shri Letkhosei, Tusam Village (SKL)

164. Shri Bamkhopao, Bunglung Village (SKL)

165. Shri Seikhup, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

166. Shri Jangkholam, Tusam Village (SKL)

167. Shri Jamkhojang, Lhangsom Village (SKL)

168. Shri Jangkhosei, Gampum Village (SKL)

169. Shri Tongkhojang, K. Mollen Village (SKL)

170. Shri Letlun, Ihang Karong Village (SKL)

171. Shri Tongkhongam, L. Koireng Village (SKL)

172. Shri Jamlhun, K. Mollen Village (SKL)

173. Shri Helkholet, Dengleng Village (SKL)

174. Shri Semkhong, Gampum Village (SKL)

175. Shri Angkhokam, Gampum Village (SKL)

176. Shri Ngamjathang, Longa Koireng (SKL)

177. Shri Paokholal, Longa Koireng (SKL)

178. Shri Daojang, Ichigojang Village (SKL)

179. Shri Jangkhosei, Changoubung Village (SKL)

180. Shri Otkhopao, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

181. Shri Lanhing, Boljang (KPI)

182. Shri Letkhokam, G. Songlung (KPI)

Bishnupur District
183. Shri Mairembam Koireng Singh, Moirang

184. Shri Heman Nilamani Singh, Moirang

185. Shri Moirangthem Jatra Singh, Bishnupur

186. Shri Mairembam Ahanbi Singh, Mairembam Leikai, Bishnupur

187. (Late) Kiyam Gopal Singh, Moirang

188. Smt. O. Keina Devi, Oinam, Bishnupur

Total: 188 freedom fighters from Manipur, out of which 162 are Kuki freedom fighters. 

~ KHALVONTAWI NEWS

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Home Secretary KNF In Ngehna le Temna Nei

Social media a hi paodoh lou teidi kati ahin hinlah eikibol be be jengin, tehse hon "Paomo chunga thu atam'e" tihi keichunga lhung danin aumtan mihem hinan thoh hah kasa lheh jenge.

Nam sunga ima hihih jongleng kamopohna in kajochanin inam boina'a kamopohna'a katoh thei kham kagelthei kham'a pan kalahna sunga hi inam kipalna thei ahiloule inam movement lhahsamna theija kapan khah ahijongle pho'a hil'a touthim sah jengthei kahi louham? Tua galmi ten eibol jong hilou kol le vai in eibol jong hilou ei leh ei sunga boina avel vel'a eiki sempeh hi na kasa lheh jenge. Mimol kahin katoh khel kasei khel jong umda ponte, kanom'e, ahin Govt. khut a pehdoh teidi eikiti vang hi khonunga nam'a dinga apha behset din kagelpoi. Kei mimol chunga ibol'u ahitah jongle tunung taban levang koima chunga bol tapoute tia Nam damna dinga katao ahi. Adihlou aphalou eiho sunga kihil toutin kiphoh toute koima achanga phadi khatcha iumpouve.

1993 gal apat'a kajokham'a gam le nam na kahintoh ahitan kabolkhel kabolkhah jouse hi kei dinga eilamhil'a pang jing ahi. Tunia kei umjeh'a kanoh phah ahi'a mattup sah di neitio ahitah jongle, kei umlouva nabolgot'u, natoh got'u chu gam le nam'a dinga phachom nam? Genthei kiledoh nadi ahile phanan tin ahinla gam le nam'a dinga phachomlou di ahikhah leh kei mimol ima kahipoi, gam leh nam jal'a thisan long holeh genthei ho hung aodoh thou ding ahiuve.

I-Pathen leh igam inam ngailutna jal'a katao ahi, Govt. khut'a kihen-oh, kipehdoh hi nga taote.

Keima

Home Secretary

Kuki National Front (KNF)

📰THE KANGGUI POST🗓️

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KSO BANGALORE MELTHAH LEMNA DING THUA HETSAHNA LEH TEPNA

Bangalore sung leh akimvel'a cheng Kuki nammite jouse kangailut nauleh kajanau KSOB min'in kahin peuve.

Tuni phatna nam mite henga kihetsah nom chu ahileh, ahung lhung ding nisim 19th Aug, 2025 (Tuesday) leh KSOB kingon nanoiya "45th KSOB MELTHAH LEMNA 2025" imankhom diutoh kilhon'a ibonchauva thanomtah a ikigot theina ding uvin aphat lhing masanga hetsahna leh tepna ahung kineiye. Imakhouva tohgon hi alolhing theina ding jong Chungmangpa henga taonan  ana geldoh ute.

Note: "Koi tobang Dukan bolnom aumle 10th August kah a lamkai ho toh ikijatmat diuvin ikihetsah uve. Ijemtia abolnom 3 aval le lottery system a kibol ding ahi".

Aphat: 11:30 AM
Anikho: 19th August, 2025
Amun: India Campus Crusade for Christ, Hennur Main Rd, Bengaluru Karnataka.

Ahinso:
Department of Social & Culture
KSO-Bangalore 2025-2026 

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Munirka Flood: A Shameful Repeat Every Year

 Delhi Govt’s Negligence Turns Munirka’s Service Road into a Monsoon Lake – A Shameful Repeat Every Year

By Bruce K. Thangkhal 
Munirka, South Delhi | 09.08.'25

Today, around 11:30 a.m., this lensman captured what has sadly become an annual scene in Munirka, South Delhi — a major service road submerged under filthy rainwater, crippling traffic and putting public safety at risk. After 12 years, this lensman happened to capture it again, only to find nothing had changed.

The images speak for themselves: DTC and cluster buses plowing through knee-deep water, auto-rickshaws and motorcycles struggling to move, and pedestrians stranded under bus stands. Cars, taxis, and delivery vehicles waded through the flooded stretch, creating waves that only worsened the misery for two-wheelers and those on foot.

This is not a rural back alley. This is a crucial service road in South Delhi, a capital city that claims to be on the path to becoming a “world-class metropolis.” And yet, a single spell of monsoon rain turns it into an urban pond every year.

The problem is neither new nor unforeseeable. Locals know that this road floods every monsoon, but the Delhi government and its concerned agencies — whether PWD, SDMC, or DJB — have consistently failed to fix the underlying issue: poor drainage infrastructure. Instead of taking preventive steps before the rains, authorities seem to be waiting for disaster to strike, only to send out excuses and photo-ops later.

This annual chaos is more than an inconvenience. It means:

Delayed public transport, affecting thousands of daily commuters.

Traffic jams that waste man-hours and fuel.

Damage to vehicles and increased risk of accidents.

Health hazards from stagnant, dirty water.

For a city that spends crores on “beautification” and PR campaigns, the inability to ensure basic stormwater drainage is nothing short of administrative incompetence. Citizens don’t need new slogans — they need working drains, timely desilting, and accountability for repeated negligence.

Until the government treats drainage management as a year-round priority rather than a post-flood embarrassment, Munirka and many other parts of Delhi will continue to drown in the same predictable mess — while officials stay dry in their offices.

If Delhi aspires to be a smart city, it must first prove it can handle a smart monsoon.

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12 Years ago...
Delhi Drowns: Monsoon Rains Expose Government's Failure

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2 Kuki Ladies Sexually Brutalized & Killed In Imphal

Sopiteho, gaal a thiho lah a kalung suna dehset Top 3 ho lah No. 1 chu  isopi nungah melhoi te ni kibolnahi ahije.

Nalungmit in ven: (May4, 2023) Car wash sung a kisel lhon chu a loiten mi ho kuom a sei doh u. Pasal hon khat ga luut u, kot khaa den un. A von u saakeh peh u, 5:00pm -9:00pm ajep u, atham u, ameh u,a dei dei na laaiyu a nop nop alo peh u, suhset' kilhah u. Panpi dia a Nu a Apa le a Nam pasal ho kou, a pien lhon le angei phe abeh peh uva, asam buu chiing amat u, uhpoh ngam lhon talou, lungsetna beihel' a anop adaa uva suh set ahi jeh u va thisan naisan a luong lhon, pasal hon khat akichai le adang phone a kikou uva hung be u. Nat le sat, zum le za, kichaat thoh lhon, athanei jouse lhon beita, chu phat a atahsa lhon chem a ahin aat pan u, a nung jaang a line line a a aat u, naa sa a pieng lhon le amai asuh peh u, abaan ahin aat u, angei abeh u, a hinglaiya a aanglhon ahin at lhah peh u,..! Thisan a luong kang a thi dia da lha u. Ajing a police hon gancha pul' a thi bang a Morgue a dia galoh u!😢 😥😢 

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Indian Spinal Injuries Centre – Advanced Spine, Orthopaedic & Rehab Care in Delhi

The Indian Spinal Injuries Centre (ISIC) in Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, was started in 1997 by late Major HPS Ahluwalia. It is a leading hospital that specializes in spine surgery, orthopaedics, neurology, and complete rehabilitation. The hospital is NABH and NABL certified and provides modern treatments like minimally invasive surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, and spine care that preserves movement. Built on over 15 acres, it has about 200 beds, six operation theatres, and a well-equipped ICU. ISIC focuses on patient care, training, and research, offering fellowships and academic programs. It treats patients from India and abroad, providing top-quality facilities to help them regain mobility and independence.

08.08.2025

KHALVONTAWI MEDIA

Voice of the Voiceless

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TO AVOID KUKI-ZO LABEL FOR ZO/ZOMI PEOPLE

Many wrote to Imphal Times urging to avoid using of 'Kuki-Zo' label for Zo/Zomi people.

08-08-2025 | Friday
IMPHAL TIMES

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KCA Defence Committee: Kou-na

Office of the_
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
KCA Lamka

Kou-na
August 08, 2025

KUKILAND — Kuki Country ki ti Watsapp Page a Mr Lalneo Haokip (Amin dih lou) Indian Intelligence Army Last Warning tia a thuso dih lou ta a hung ki bol hi KCA Defence Committee in pha mo aki sa in, Nam mipi te jouse'n hiche Message hi forward ana bol ta lou ding in tep na sang tah ahung ki nei in ahi.

KCA/KIC het peh na noi in Kuki-Zo Village Volunteer (KZW) aki sem in, KVV ki ti Innpi leh abah kai CSO's jouse'n het peh na aki nei poi. Chu leh Volunteer min suh min set na hin nei Mr Albert KVV ki ti pa hi he jong aki he kha pon, Volunteer lah in jong apang kha poi ti chu suh theng na ahung ki nei in ahi.

Thuso hin bol Mr Albert KVV ki ti pa hin, ahung Ihung ding August 11, 2025 (Monday) ni kah ngei a KCA Defence Committee kom a athu ki suh chet na ahin nei Iou le, khonung le achung a hamset na atoh khah le Nam mipi'n Innpi leh abah kai CSO's jouse them mo achan thei lou ding ahi.

Information & Publicity Department
KCA Defence Committee

 

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Urgent RTI Application Transfer Notice – MSPCL | August 2025

MANIPUR STATE POWER COMPANY LIMITED

Keishampat Junction, Imphal – 795001

Corporate Office: Electricity Complex, Patta No. 1293 under 87(2),

Khwai Bazar, Keishampat, Imphal – 795001, Manipur, INDIA

Fax: +91 385 2450702

Tele: +91 385 2450050

No. 4/15/SP & manpower/MD-MSPCL/2014/1382-91

Imphal, the 8th August, 2025

To,

The Deputy General Managers

(SSD-I/II/III/TD-I/II/III/IV/Generation)

Manipur State Power Company Limited.

Subject: Transfer of RTI application/Appeal under Section 6(3) of Right to Information Act, 2005.

In inviting a reference to Secretariat: Power Department letter no. 21/11/2020-Power(RTI)Pt dated: 02/07/2025 on the above subject, I am to request you to submit the Tribe/Caste Certificates of employees enclosed as ANNEXURE posted at your office/division latest by 12th August 2025 without fail.

This is to be treated as URGENT.

(Signature)
(Th. Bimol Singh)
Managing Director, MSPCL.

Copy to:
The Executive Directors (Tech(SPIO)/HR), MSPCL.
File concerned

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FNCC-Govt of Manipur Talks End Blockade Over Roads & Poppy Cultivation

RECORD NOTE ON THE DISCUSSION HELD BETWEEN FOOTHILL NAGA CO-ORDINATION COMMITTEE AND GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR AT IMPHAL 
ON 08-08-2025 AT 4:00 PM

With reference to the points raised by Foothill Naga Co-ordination Committee (FNCC), there was a detailed discussion between the representatives of the State Government and representatives of the FNCC.

2. Both Parties agreed on the following:

i. On the construction of unauthorized roads, it was clarified that the State Government had not approved or sanctioned any such roads as pointed out by FNCC. Necessary legal action will be taken after verifying the status of such illegal constructions/naming. If illegal, it will not be permitted.

ii. Concerns expressed over SoO Agreement/designated camps, interests and apprehensions of Nagas in Foothill areas will be seriously considered by the State Govt. in consultation with the Government of India.

iii. Regarding illegal Poppy Cultivation:

It was acknowledged that the State Government has been taking stern actions under the NDPS Act and PIT NDPS Act under the "War on Drugs 1.0 & 2.0" initiative. Zero tolerance to NDPS matters, especially illegal cultivation of Poppy and Cannabis, has been enforced. Destruction drives were carried out by State Police and Central Agencies (e.g., NCB). The government will take up necessary actions including area surveys and eradication.

Conclusion:

Based on the above understanding, FNCC agreed to call off the blockade/agitation with immediate effect.

Signed by:

Dr. Aku Newme, General Secretary, Joint Tribes Council

B. Robin Kabui, Secretary, FNCC

Nelson Chithung, Nomination Convenor, Tangkhul Naga Foothills Origination

Ch. Wirianjinlu, Co-Convenor, Koubrou Range Liangmai Women Union

N. Ashok Kumar, IAS, Commissioner-cum-Secretary (Home), Government of Manipur

(Dated: 8th August, 2025)

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Kuki Inpi Manipur Denounces Thadou Inpi Delegation Over Peace Talk Claims

Lamka, August 8, 2025: The Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), the apex body representing the Kuki tribes, has strongly rejected the legitimacy of the Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) delegation that visited Imphal on August 6, 2025, allegedly to engage in "peace talks" with Meitei civil society organizations.

In a press release issued by KIM’s Secretary of Information & Publicity, Janghaulon Haokip, the organization condemned TIM and its 17-member delegation, declaring them ostracised from the Kuki community and enemies of the people for undermining the collective struggle and aspirations of the Kuki community.

Citing multiple resolutions—including the Inpi Proclamation (July 2023), Delhi Conclave Declaration (October 2023), and Shillong Summit Resolution (August 2024)—KIM asserted that Thadou Inpi Manipur holds no mandate to represent the Kuki people and has dissociated itself from Kuki identity.

The statement questions the timing and intent of the so-called "peace initiative" by TIM, especially as the Kuki people continue to face widespread displacement, persecution, and denial of justice. KIM argues that such unauthorized dialogues only dilute the gravity of the community’s suffering and fracture unity.

KIM reiterated that authentic representation is essential for any meaningful dialogue to resolve the ongoing Kuki–Meitei conflict. It called upon local, national, and international stakeholders to recognize the true voice of the Kuki people and reject any attempt by fringe elements to hijack or distort the movement.

“Peace cannot be built on exclusion, misrepresentation, or betrayal,” the release reads, urging justice, safety, and security for the Kuki community.

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