Friday, 8 November 2024 The Supreme Court has requested a Kuki organization to provide evidence supporting the authenticity of an audio tape that allegedly implicates Manipur's Chief Minister in inciting violence. The petitioner, represented by advocate Prashant Bhushan, claims the tape reveals the CM's role in orchestrating violence in Kuki-dominated areas. The Solicitor General argued that the petition undermines the Manipur High Court's authority and represents attempts to disrupt ongoing peace efforts.
A 37-year-old labourer from Assam, Dugdha Hazarika, was found dead in Manipur's Churachandpur district after being missing for over two weeks. Hazarika, an.. IndiaTimes
Beoncy Laishram, Northeast India's first transgender doctor, secured a Manipur High Court victory, affirming her right to update academic certificates to reflect.. IndiaTimes
Friday, 8 November 2024
