The Frontier Manipur

24/02/2026

Lets support IDPs !

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05/02/2026

"I am happy to announce that today, 5th Feb 2026, the Govt. of Nagaland signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Govt. of India and the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation for the formation of the ‘Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority’ within the State of Nagaland.” said Neiphiu Rio, Nagaland Chief Minister.

04/02/2026

In a gazette notification issued on Wednesday, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs announced that President Droupadi Murmu had revoked the proclamation under Article 356 of the Constitution with immediate effect.

In a gazette notification issued on Wednesday, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs announced that President Droupadi Murmu had revoked the proclamation under Article 356 of the Constitution with immediate effect.TFM ReportPresident’s Rule has been rev

19/01/2026

02/01/2026

UNMIS managed a political transition but was constrained in confronting conflicts rooted in history and grievance. It was a reminder that peace agreements may conclude wars on paper, even as the deeper causes of violence continue to unfold in the lives of ordinary people, writes Thangjam Brojen.

By Brojen Thangjam  “We suffer from an incurable disease: hope.” Mahmoud Darwish Sudan: A Fractured BeginningThe recent and ongoing conflict in Sudan has once again drawn the world’s attention to this vast and troubled land. It is also a co

29/12/2025

The promises of IDPs’ return made throughout 2025 remain largely unfulfilled, not for lack of planning or resources, but because they preceded political agreement on the nature of coexistence.

The promises of IDPs’ return made throughout 2025 remain largely unfulfilled, not for lack of planning or resources, but because they preceded political agreement on the nature of coexistence. TFM DeskThe Weight of Unresolved ConflictAs Manipur

28/12/2025

With the end of 2025, The Frontier Manipur brings you a new series on Peace, War and Conflict based on immensely rich personal experiences of individuals.
"This diary began not as a plan, but as a conversation. It was one of the many in the wake of the crisis that unfolded in my home state of Manipur. I ran into an old friend, long separated by our different pursuits. As we spoke—about the years that had passed and the work we had done—he asked, almost casually, why I was not sharing those stories", writes Brojen Thangjam, who recently retired from service with the United Nations.

By Brojen Thangjam   “It is not the violence that sets men apart, it is the dignity with which they endure it.”Primo Levi – Holocaust Survivor How This BeganThis diary began not as a plan, but as a conversation. It was one of the many in t

12/11/2025

A party set for regional consolidation deserves to be evaluated on its structure, its charter, its actions, and governance — not dismissed through the lens of an incomplete, immature, and ideologically pre-scripted narrative.

A party set for regional consolidation deserves to be evaluated on its structure, its charter, its actions, and governance — not dismissed through the lens of an incomplete, immature, and ideologically pre-scripted narrative.By Mehek Nasreen BoseAs p

12/11/2025

The deferment of delimitation in Manipur remains one of the most glaring instances of political and institutional bias in post-Independence India. Unless corrected, it will remain a dark spot in the history of Indian democracy. The Government of India must revisit the 2008 order that deferred the delimitation process.

The deferment of delimitation in Manipur remains one of the most glaring instances of political and institutional bias in post-Independence India.By Lakpachui Siro Manipur, one of India’s most ethnically diverse states, stands today as a paradox of d

04/11/2025

Four UKNA cadres killed in ops by security personnel

01/11/2025