Narendra Modi

For the thousands in relief camps, the new infrastructure announcements rang hollow against the unmet need for a political solution, justice, and a secure return home. Thus, despite its spectacle, the Prime Minister's visit left Manipur's…

The pressing need for a solution to violence—a compassionate acknowledgment of trauma, a credible peace process involving all stakeholders, and justice for victims—appears overshadowed by the spectacle of financial allocation. TFM Report…

On expectations from Modi’s visit, the AMUCO chief was blunt: “We don’t like anything from the Prime Minister right now. Manipur is burning. Instead of solving the problem, they are trying to create more problems and offering some projects.…

COCOMI convenor Athouba Khuraijam said the Prime Minister’s brief stay—expected to last only two to three hours, covering Churachandpur and Imphal—carries both “symbolic and practical weight.” He cautioned that a short visit, after more…

CorCom alleged that the Prime Minister’s visit as an attempt to exploit ethnic divisions and escalate tensions rather than promote peace and reconciliation. TFM Desk Security measures have been intensified across Manipur even as…

In a scathing editorial published in the latest edition of its mouthpiece, Nagalim Voice editorial, the outfit lamented that the historic Framework Agreement (FA) that has passed over eight years has become a farce as India keeps talking…

Delivering a fiery maiden speech in Lok Sabha, Bimol criticized the absence of Manipur in the President's address and pointed out that this is not a “simple absence” but a reminder of current Rashtra Chetna (Indian national consciousness)…

Economist Parakala Prabhakar said the challenge facing the Prime Minister is a simple but monumental one: “Can old Mr. Modi become new Mr. Modi?” When asked if this is possible, Parakala, in turn, asked a question, have you ever heard of a…

Many persons have been piqued and puzzled by the low key engagement of the Prime Minister (PM) in resolving the Manipur conflict. Criticism abounds that the PM has time to visit several temples across the country but has not found time to…

The prolonged silence of our Prime Minister on the Manipur crisis reminds us of Napoleon Bonaparte who said “The world suffers a lot. Not because the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of the good people.” By Ch Manjit…