In the midst of an intensifying diplomatic dispute between India and Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finds himself treading unfamiliar waters, striving to reinforce ties with India even as relations plunge to an unprecedented low.
After a 48-hour bandh early last week in Imphal valley against the arrest of five Meitei youth for possessing firearms, an Imphal court recently granted bail to the five.
A Christian orphanage in central India has been denied a renewal of its permit to receive foreign charitable funds, intensifying concerns about religious freedom and governmental oversight in the country.
Three men belonging to the Kuki-Zo tribe were ambushed and killed between the villages of Ireng and Karam Vaiphei in Kanggui area of Kangpokpi district on September 12 morning.
While Manipur continues to report violence, death and vandalism, 16 Manipur boys out of the team of 23 players made India proud by lifting the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) under-16 champion trophy in Thimphu, Bhutan.
U.N. experts have appealed to Indian government over the ongoing violence in Manipur, which has left 187 dead, 70,000 displaced and hundreds of churches destroyed amid ethnic and religious tensions.
Christians in Manipur have written to British Prime Minister asking for his "immediate intervention" to bring an end to months of violence and bloodshed in the northeast state.
The upcoming five-day special session of the Indian Parliament, set to commence on September 18, has ignited a national debate, primarily centered around the possible renaming of India to Bharat through a constitutional amendment under Article 368.
The Wrestling Federation of India's membership was suspended by the United World Wrestling (UWW), the sport's international governing body, on August 24.
In Manipur's Bishnupur and Churachandpur districts, a relentless gun battle between Kukis and Meiteis over the past 72 hours has resulted in at least eight fatalities and 18 injuries, including two security personnel, according to media reports.
Narendra Modi's unique distinction lies in being the only Indian Prime Minister to address the US Congress twice.
The opposition wants to use the no-confidence motion to demand accountability and answers from the ruling party and to seek explanations on various issues that the government may have been avoiding.
