 | Situation in Imphal valley tense, mob attacks CM Biren's ancestral residence, curfew relaxedSecurity forces, however, foiled the attempt after firing several rounds of tear gas shells. |
 | Breaking curfew, mob tries to attack Manipur CM's ancestral house; security forces foil attemptThe incident occurred amid violent protests by students over the death of two youths in Manipur rocked the state capital on Tuesday and Wednesday. |
 | 'Incompetent CM': Kharge demands Biren's sacking, hits out at PM Modi over Manipur violenceThe Congress chief's reaction comes after a video showing the dead bodies of two youths in Manipur went viral. |
 | Amid relative calm, Manipur govt shifts focus to developmentChief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for projects worth around Rs 196 crore in the Naga-majority hill district of Noney. |
 | Mobile internet services in Manipur to be restored, says CM N Biren SinghThe CM also said the government will continue to deal with the influx of "illegal immigrants" and stressed the need for fencing the India-Myanmar border. |
 | SC extends protection of Editors Guild members in two FIRs lodged against them in ManipurA bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud said it will extend the operation of its order passed on September 6 on the plea of the Editors Guild till Friday when it will hear the case. |
 | Manipur crisis and the difficulty of representing trauma during a conflict situationSpeedier anticipation of potential trouble could have prevented the violence in Manipur. But the government’s blunders continue, and have grave and ugly consequences. |
 | SC agrees to hear Editor Guild's plea seeking protection from coercive action in FIRs lodged in ManipurThe Guild, in a report published on Saturday, had slammed the internet ban in the state as being detrimental to media reportage, criticised what it termed as one-sided reporting by some media outlets |
 | FIR filed against Editors Guild members for 'trying to create more clashes' in Manipur: CMThe Editors Guild recently claimed that the media's reports on the ethnic violence in Manipur were one-sided and accused the state leadership of being partisan. |
 | In strife-torn Manipur, Kuki lawmakers agree to disagree with CM Biren, say not spoken since May 3BJP's Nemcha Kipgen, a state minister from the Kuki-Zo community has also decided to skip the Assembly session slated for August 29. |
| Manipur cabinet sets August 29 as new date for House sessionThis is purportedly the third time in less than a month that the cabinet has taken a decision for a session of the Assembly. |
 | 212 Meiteis who found shelter at a Buddhist monastery in Myanmar return to strife-torn ManipurThese citizens had fled the northeastern state about three months ago after the start of ethnic conflict in Manipur. |
| Manipur violence instigated by outside elements: Chief Minister Biren SinghBiren Singh appealed to the people of the warring communities to refrain from indulging in violence. |
 | In strife-torn Manipur, CM Biren claims 'vested interests', 'foreign plot' behind loss of livesThe Manipur CM made these claims after hoisting the national flag on the occasion of Independence Day. |
 | Sparks fly on Day One of the no-trust debate in ParliamentBoth the Centre and the state governments have failed to maintain law and order, he charged, and sought to know why it took the PM 80 days to talk about Manipur. |
 | Congress' three big questions to PM Modi during no-confidence motionCongress MP Gaurav Gogoi questioned the Prime Minister's silence over all the important issues that had happened in the country. |
 | Manipur-Myanmar binary: Blame junta, not its victimsPinning blame for the majority Meitei vs minority Kuki conflict on “illegal immigrants” is perhaps the easiest way for the BJP-ruled government to shrug off responsibility for 3-month long violence. |
| NDA partner Kuki People’s Alliance withdraws support from Biren Singh govt in ManipurKPA president Tongmang Haokip informed about the party's decision to snap ties with the BJP-led government in Manipur, where ethnic rioting over the last three months has claimed more than 160 lives. |
 | TN CM Stalin writes to Manipur counterpart seeking concurrence to send humanitarian aidStalin had earlier offered to provide training facilities for Manipur sportspersons in Tamil Nadu, in the wake of ethnic violence there. |
 | Manipur: Kuki-Zo people demonstrate seeking separate administrationThe protesters alleged that Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has snatched away the fundamental rights of the tribal community. |
