FIFA WORLD CUP PAST WINNERS

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Year 🏆 Winner

1930 🇺🇾 Uruguay

1934 🇮🇹 Italy

1938 🇮🇹 Italy

1950 🇺🇾 Uruguay

1954 🇩🇪 Germany (West Germany)

1958 🇧🇷 Brazil

1962 🇧🇷 Brazil

1966 🏴 England

1970 🇧🇷 Brazil

1974 🇩🇪 Germany (West Germany)

1978 🇦🇷 Argentina

1982 🇮🇹 Italy

1986 🇦🇷 Argentina

1990 🇩🇪 Germany (West Germany)

1994 🇧🇷 Brazil

1998 🇫🇷 France

2002 🇧🇷 Brazil

2006 🇮🇹 Italy

2010 🇪🇸 Spain

2014 🇩🇪 Germany

2018 🇫🇷 France

2022 🇦🇷 Argentina

2026 ❓ To Be Decided (Tournament in progress)

FIFA WORLD CUP 2026

FIFA World Cup 2026: Belgium 0 – 0 Iran

FIFA World Cup 2026: Argentina 2 – 0 Austria

FIFA World Cup 2026: Germany 2 – 1 Ivory Coast

FIFA World Cup 2026: Japan 4 – 0 Tunisia

FIFA World Cup 2026: France 3 - 1 Senegal

FIFA World Cup 2026: Germany 7 - 1 Curacao

FIFA World Cup 2026: Canada 6 - 0 Qatar

FIFA World Cup 2026: Mexico 1– 0 South Korea

FIFA World Cup 2026: Portugal 1 - 1 Congo

FIFA World Cup 2026: Netherlands 5 – 1 Sweden

FIFA World Cup 2026: Joran 1 – 2 Alegria

FIFA World Cup 2026: Norway 3 – 2 Senegal

FIFA World Cup 2026: Portugal 2 – 0 Uzbekistan

FIFA World Cup 2026: England 0 – 0 Ghana

Lamka CR7 Fans Angered by Viral Photo, Rally Likely

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KSO Hyderabad Congratulates John Haokholal | Google OC

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KZC Raises Concern Over Unequal Justice in Manipur

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KUKI-ZO COUNCIL: PRESS CONFERENCE

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Lamka CR7 Fans Angered by Viral Photo, Rally Likely

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FOOTBALL fans in Lamka town, located in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, have expressed strong disappointment over a viral image that they believe portrays Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) in a disrespectful and demeaning manner. The photo has sparked intense discussions on social media, particularly among Ronaldo's loyal supporters.

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Many Kuki-Zo fans, who have admired CR7 for years because of his achievements, hard work, and sportsmanship, said they felt hurt by the image. Several supporters have called for respect toward football legends and urged people not to share content that mocks or humiliates athletes.

According to discussions among local fans, some supporters are considering organising a peaceful rally to express their concerns and show solidarity with Ronaldo. They have emphasized that any gathering should remain peaceful and respectful, focusing on promoting sportsmanship, unity, and respect for all football players. ⚽❤️🇵🇹

Speaking to KV News in Lamka, a veteran CR7 supporter expressed anger and disappointment after seeing the viral image, which he described as disrespectful to one of football's greatest players. He said many Ronaldo fans in the region were deeply hurt by the picture and were discussing ways to voice their concerns. He added that supporters would try to identify the creator of the image and seek appropriate action through legal and peaceful means if they believed the content was intended to defame or insult the football star.😜

FIF WORLD CUP 2026: 48 TEAMS
PORTUGAL 5 - 0 UZBEKISTAN

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Lengpui Airport apat Manipur a Mi Passenger po thei nonlou di

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Mizoram a Private gari ten Dan bang lou tah in Lengpui Airport apat Manipur a mi Passenger in po thei non lou ding. Mi dihtatna gam, dan hoitah a jui nagam a ei Manipur ten chu hasa kisa mama ding ahi. Cha thak naba la um theilou ding Meitei te bang houpi nuam kisa jo ding🤣🤣

Lengpui khua a Blue Hills Home Stay bawltute kiang a theihsakna kisuah hiai muh in om hi. Hiai a kigelh in a taklatdan in, Mizoram State Transport Director theihsakna bang in Enforcement (MVI) leh Lengpui Taxi Committee pawl in June 24, 2026 in tutkhawmna nei uhi. Huai hun ah daan kalh a mimal garite sumdawnna ding a zang a vialtaite tungtang genkhawmna nei ua, Lamka apan Mizoram tan a daan bangloutak a mimal garite'n mi a va puak uh bel theihsiam hi henla, himahleh Lengpui apan Lamka pai dingte bel paw nawn lou ding in theisak uhi. Hiai theihsakna ngaipoimoh lou a paw teitei a omleh Enforcement (MVI) lamte kiang ah heek ahi ding chi in leng hiai theihsakna in taklang hi.

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Open Letter to Mizoram CM: Bolero Services Issue

6/25/2026 07:32:00 PM No comments

(1) The Hon'ble Chief Minister, Government of Mizoram

(2) The Commissioner, Transport Department, Government of Mizoram

Subject: "Request for relaxation and humanitarian consideration regarding operation of Bolero services between Lamka (Churachandpur)Manipur and Mizoram"

Respected Sir,

I respectfully submit this representation regarding the recent enforcement actions and penalties imposed on Bolero vehicles operating between Lamka (Churachandpur)Manipur and Mizoram.We fully acknowledge and respect the authority of the Transport Department to enforce motor vehicle laws and regulations. We understand that private vehicles cannot ordinarily be used as commercial passenger vehicles without complying with the applicable legal requirements. However, we humbly request the Government and concerned authorities to consider the extraordinary circumstances prevailing in the region. Due to the ongoing ethnic conflict and security situation in Manipur, the Lamka(Churachandpur)–Mizoram route has become a vital lifeline for thousands of people. Students, patients, traders, government employees, families, and ordinary citizens depend heavily upon these transport services for their daily needs, medical emergencies, education, employment and family obligations.

In many areas regular public transport facilities are either inadequate or unavailable. Consequently Bolero operators have been providing an essential transportation service connecting remote and affected communities.

The sudden imposition of heavy fines and restrictions has caused significant hardship not only to vehicle owners and drivers but also to the travelling public who rely upon these services.

The present situation is not merely a transport issue but also a humanitarian concern. Restricting these services without providing practical alternatives may adversely affect vulnerable persons, including patients requiring medical treatment, students travelling for educational purposes, and families separated by the ongoing conflict.

In view of these circumstances I respectfully request the following:

(i) Grant temporary relaxation for Bolero vehicles operating on the Lamka (Churachandpur) -Mizoram route.

(ii) Suspend penalties.

(iii) Hold consultations with representatives of transport operators, civil society organizations and community leaders to develop a practical solution.

(iv) Consider special humanitarian measures in recognition of the continuing impact of the ethnic violence in Manipur.

(v) Explore the possibility of creating a special transport arrangement or temporary regulatory framework until normal conditions return.

I emphasize that this request is not for the disregard of the law but for a balanced approach that accommodates both legal compliance and the genuine needs of the affected public.

I sincerely hope that the Government and concerned authorities will sympathetically consider the plight of the people and take appropriate steps to ensure that essential transportation services remain available while maintaining regulatory standards.

I shall remain grateful for your kind consideration and positive intervention.

Yours faithfully,
L. Guite,
Lamka, Manipur.

Copy to:
2) Zomi Council (ZC)
3) Zomi Students' Federation (ZSF) GHQs
4) Kuki Students' Organization (KSO) GHQs

1) Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM)

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KSO Shillong Congratulates Lamjoukim Khongsai | Air Hostess

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GPRN: Press Statement

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Kuki Women Organisation for Human Rights: Justice Before Pardon

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KUKI WOMEN ORGANISATION FOR HUMAN RIGHT

24 June 2026

Justice Before Pardon

The Kuki Women Organization for Human Rights (KWOHR) firmly rejects the Manipur Home Minister's proposal to pardon members of Arambai Tenggol. Offering pardon before delivering justice is not an act of reconciliation - it is a betrayal of every Kuki-Zo woman who endured violence, rape, and loss.

Before any talk of forgiveness, the government must answer this question: What message does it send to victims when those accused of committing some of the worst crimes against women are considered for amnesty while justice remains denied?

Kuki-Zo Women Killed by Arambai Tenggol

Arambai Tenggol bears direct responsibility for the targeted violence against Kuki-Zo women. The following cases document the human cost of their actions:

Gouzavung, 57 (Lamphel, Imphal) Chased, orced into hiding, then dragged from a vehicle and killed. Her son was also murdered in the same attack.

Veinem Chongloi, over 80 (Uripok, Imphal) Blind and bedridden, she was strangled to death. Her two daughters were shot dead in the courtyard.

Helam, 45-50 (Uripok, Imphal) Shot dead inside her home while living with her visually impaired mother.

Hekim, 45-50 (Uripok, Imphal) – Shot dead at the same residence.

Florence, 20-25 (Khopibung Village) - Abducted, confined, raped tortured, and murdered.

Olivia, 20-25 (Khopibung Village)– Abducted, raped and murdered alongside Florence.

Hatbem Kipgen, 50 (Langjing, Imphal) – Taken from her home, sexually assaulted, and killed.

Thiandam Vaiphei, 45 (Pheitaiching Village) Widow and mother of two; killed and her body burnt.

Niangngaihchin, 53 (Langjing) Killed near her residence.

Lethoi Haokip, 60 (Lanching, Sugnu) -Shot dead, her body mutilated and burnt.

Meena Hangsing, 45 (Kangchup) – Killed during an attack on an ambulance carrying injured civilians.

Donngaihching, 62 (Hiangtam Lamka)- Shot dead in broad daylight and left on the road for hours.

Niengleidi, 21 (V. Haipijang, Sugnu) - Killed during the violence.

Lydia Lourembam, 37 (Kangchup): Burnt alive when the ambulance was set on fire.

Mrs. X and Mrs. Y– Forcibly removed from a vehicle in Imphal in November 2023 and killed; their bodies have never been recovered.

Kimmalsawm, 38 (Lamka): Targeted in the valley and remains missing.

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FIFA World Cup 2026: All 48 Teams | Peace in Manipur 🌍⚽⭐

6/25/2026 05:45:00 PM No comments

FIFA World Cup 2026: All 48 Teams, First World Cup Appearance & Star Players

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No.	Team	First World Cup Appearance	Star Player
1	Algeria	1982	Riyad Mahrez
2	Argentina	1930	Lionel Messi
3	Australia	1974	Harry Souttar
4	Austria	1934	David Alaba
5	Belgium	1930	Kevin De Bruyne
6	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2014	Edin Džeko
7	Brazil	1930	Neymar Jr.
8	Canada	1986	Alphonso Davies
9	Cape Verde	2026 (Debut)	Ryan Mendes
10	Colombia	1962	James Rodríguez
11	Croatia	1998	Joško Gvardiol
12	Curaçao	2026 (Debut)	Leandro Bacuna
13	Czechia	2006	Tomáš Souček
14	DR Congo	1974	Chancel Mbemba
15	Ecuador	2002	Moisés Caicedo
16	Egypt	1934	Mohamed Salah
17	England	1950	Jude Bellingham
18	France	1930	Kylian Mbappé
19	Germany	1934	Jamal Musiala
20	Ghana	2006	Mohammed Kudus
21	Haiti	1974	Duckens Nazon
22	Iran	1978	Mehdi Taremi
23	Iraq	1986	Aymen Hussein
24	Ivory Coast	2006	Simon Adingra
25	Japan	1998	Takefusa Kubo
26	Jordan	2026 (Debut)	Musa Al-Taamari
27	Mexico	1930	Santiago Giménez
28	Morocco	1970	Achraf Hakimi
29	Netherlands	1934	Virgil van Dijk
30	New Zealand	1982	Chris Wood
31	Norway	1938	Erling Haaland
32	Panama	2018	Adalberto Carrasquilla
33	Paraguay	1930	Miguel Almirón
34	Portugal	1966	Cristiano Ronaldo
35	Qatar	2022	Akram Afif
36	Saudi Arabia	1994	Salem Al-Dawsari
37	Scotland	1954	Scott McTominay
38	Senegal	2002	Sadio Mané
39	South Africa	1998	Percy Tau
40	South Korea	1954	Son Heung-min
41	Spain	1934	Lamine Yamal
42	Sweden	1934	Alexander Isak
43	Switzerland	1934	Granit Xhaka
44	Tunisia	1978	Youssef Msakni
45	Turkey	1954	Hakan Çalhanoğlu
46	United States	1930	Christian Pulisic
47	Uruguay	1930	Federico Valverde
48	Uzbekistan	2026 (Debut)	Eldor Shomurodov

🌟 Debutants in FIFA World Cup 2026

Cape Verde 🇨🇻
Curaçao 🇨🇼
Jordan 🇯🇴
Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

Total Teams: 48 ⚽🌍
Tournament Hosts: 🇺🇸 United States, 🇨🇦 Canada & 🇲🇽 Mexico.

PHOTOS

FIFA World Cup 2026 Teams in Alphabetical Order 🌍⚽

1. Algeria 🇩🇿

2. Argentina 🇦🇷

3. Australia 🇦🇺

4. Austria 🇦🇹

5. Belgium 🇧🇪
6. Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦
7. Brazil 🇧🇷
8. Canada 🇨🇦
9. Cape Verde 🇨🇻
10. Colombia 🇨🇴
11. Croatia 🇭🇷

12. Curaçao 🇨🇼
13. Czechia 🇨🇿
14. DR Congo 🇨🇩

15. Ecuador 🇪🇨

16. Egypt 🇪🇬

17. England 🏴

18. France 🇫🇷

19. Germany 🇩🇪

20. Ghana 🇬🇭
21. Haiti 🇭🇹
22. Iran 🇮🇷
23. Iraq 🇮🇶
24. Ivory Coast 🇨🇮
25. Japan 🇯🇵
26. Jordan 🇯🇴

27. Mexico 🇲🇽
28. Morocco 🇲🇦

29. Netherlands 🇳🇱

30. New Zealand 🇳🇿
31. Norway 🇳🇴

32. Panama 🇵🇦
33. Paraguay 🇵🇾
34. Portugal 🇵🇹
35. Qatar 🇶🇦
36. Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
37. Scotland 🏴
38. Senegal 🇸🇳
39. South Africa 🇿🇦
40. South Korea 🇰🇷
41. Spain 🇪🇸
42. Sweden 🇸🇪
43. Switzerland 🇨🇭
44. Tunisia 🇹🇳
45. Turkey 🇹🇷
46. United States 🇺🇸

47. Uruguay 🇺🇾
48. Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

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Messi (Argentina), ZoKumar (Zoland), CR7 (Portugal)