Tag: Manipur violence
Indian bishop urges dialogue as Manipur faces political crisis
Ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities continues to escalate, exacerbating tensions in the state
Interfaith gathering in Manipur promotes forgiveness amid mourning and violence
It featured prayers for those who lost their lives in the violence and expressions of sympathy for survivors grappling with pain and loss
Renewed ethnoreligious violence erupts in India’s Manipur, leaving dozens dead and...
The latest violence was allegedly triggered by the murder of a young Kuki woman, whose body was discovered abandoned in a river
Conference of clergy in India launches housing project for riot victims...
The project was officially initiated this month and seeks to raise more funding to build houses for internally displaced families
More than 10,000 Indian Catholics welcome new archbishop in conflict-torn Manipur
Eighteen bishops from northeast India, more than 200 priests, and 500 nuns were also in attendance at St. John Bosco Parish in Senapati
India pushes back hundreds of Myanmar refugees fleeing fighting
More than 1,000 residents of Tamu township, in northern Myanmar’s Sagaing region, fled to India’s Manipur state to escape the hostilities
Crimes in Manipur uncover evil within and the tragic consequences of...
"I was shocked to learn... a vigilante group of Meitei women, handed over an 18-year-old Kuki woman to four armed young men to be gang-raped"
‘Rise up India’
India was noted for its non-violent ways, its tolerance, its unity in diversity, and for its living together in peaceful harmony
Indian Christians in US stage prayer vigil for peace in Manipur
The demonstrators urged authorities to take effective measures to curb the ongoing attacks on the Kuki-Zo tribal people
India’s Gandhi slams government inaction on Manipur violence
Modi's administration is being forced to defend its conduct over months of violence in Manipur state that has killed at least 120 people
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