INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE
Many in Gaza eating just once a day, as hunger spreads amid aid issues
As a devastating famine grips Gaza, families like Yasmin Eid's are struggling to survive. With soaring food prices and dwindling aid supplies, many are going hungry. The situation is exacerbated by looting, ongoing conflict, and Israeli restrictions, leaving millions in dire need.
Baku climate talks: The 'X' factor that could determine future of Global South
Developing nations are expressing disappointment at the lack of a concrete financial commitment from developed countries at the UN climate conference in Baku. The conference, tasked with setting a new climate finance goal, has instead left a placeholder where a dollar amount is desperately needed to combat the escalating climate crisis.
Manipur relief camps face another winter of struggle amid ethnic violence
Over 59,000 displaced people in Manipur face a second winter in relief camps, frustrated by slow progress in resettlement efforts. While the government claims to have built and approved thousands of homes, many remain unoccupied due to security concerns and inadequate support for rebuilding.
Killers of 6 people to be brought to justice soon: Manipur CM N Biren Singh
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed grief over the killing of six people, including three women and three children, by suspected Kuki militants in Jiribam district. He condemned the act and assured that the perpetrators would be brought to justice.
Manipur: National People's Party to withdraw support from Biren Singh govt with immediate effect
The National People's Party (NPP) has withdrawn its support from the BJP-led government in Manipur, citing the government's failure to control the deteriorating law and order situation and restore normalcy. Ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities has resulted in over 230 deaths and widespread displacement since May of last year.
Manipur: Six women, children missing after encounter in Jiribam district, search underway
Militants attacked a police station and a CRPF camp in Manipur's Jiribam district. Security forces retaliated, killing 10 militants. One CRPF jawan was injured. Two civilians were found dead. Three women and three children are missing. Search operations are underway. Jiribam witnessed violence after the mutilated body of a farmer was found in June.
- Go To Page 1
Kuki-Zo unification: No one can touch India & Manipur's integrity, says CM Biren
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh strongly condemned Mizoram CM Lalduhoma's statement supporting the unification of Kuki-Zo people, emphasizing that any attempt to challenge India's integrity will be met with a firm response. Lalduhoma's statement, made during a US visit, has sparked controversy amidst ongoing ethnic tensions and refugee crises in the region.
Manipur CM: 700 permanent houses built for displaced, 7,000 temporary homes approved by Centre
Manipur CM N Biren Singh announced the completion of 700 permanent houses for displaced persons and approval for 7000 temporary homes by the Centre. Over 230 people have died in ethnic strife between Meiteis and Kuki-Zo communities since May. The state has established 302 relief camps for 59,414 displaced persons. Curfew is imposed in Churachandpur district.
Manipur: 19 BJP MLAs demand removal of Chief Minister Biren Singh, write to PM Modi
Manipur is facing ongoing ethnic conflict. Nineteen BJP MLAs seek a leadership change, urging PM Modi to replace CM N Biren Singh. They believe dialogue, not just security forces, is essential for peace. Commercial activities and essential supplies are severely affected. This comes after previous demands for leadership change in June.
Manipur violence: Meitei, Kuki, Naga MLAs set for first joint meet in New Delhi
The union Ministry of Home Affairs has convened a crucial meeting of Meitei, Naga, and Kuki-Zo community MLAs in New Delhi to address the enduring ethnic tension in Manipur, which has resulted in significant loss of life, property destruction, and widespread displacement.
Amid ongoing violence, Manipur govt prioritises skill development for displaced youth
The Manipur government prioritizes skill development training for youths displaced by ongoing ethnic violence, aiming to enhance employability. Continued efforts include establishing relief camps, ensuring essential supply lines, and sanctioning funds for women's hostels and youth skill centers to support the displaced population and overall development.
Manipur govt announces Rs 13.3 crore compensation for farmers affected by ethnic strife
The Manipur government will compensate 2,072 farmers with Rs 13.3 crore due to ongoing ethnic strife. The assistance, under Phase II of the ¡®Compensatory Crop Package,¡¯ aims to alleviate hardships. Over 230 people have died, and 11,133 houses set on fire during the crisis. Over 59,000 displaced people are housed in 302 relief camps.
UN says 90,000 displaced in Lebanon since Monday amid Israeli strikes
The United Nations reported that around 90,000 people were displaced in Lebanon this week due to Israeli attacks on Hezbollah targets and retaliatory strikes by the Lebanese group. The violence has led to significant casualties and displacement, with the Lebanese Foreign Minister estimating nearly half a million displaced individuals.
As Israel's fight with Hezbollah heats up, people of Gaza fear being forgotten
As the Israel-Hezbollah conflict intensifies, Palestinians in Gaza fear their plight will be overshadowed. With 90% of the population homeless and living in dire conditions, concerns grow over international neglect. The ongoing violence has devastated Gaza, killing thousands and displacing millions, while diplomatic efforts for a cease-fire have stalled.
Myanmar's flooding death toll rises to 113, state media reports
Myanmar's death toll from floods has risen to at least 113, with 320,000 people displaced and 64 still missing due to heavy rains from Typhoon Yagi. The government is conducting rescue and rehabilitation missions. Central Myanmar is the hardest hit, with significant damage to infrastructure and homes.
Manipur: CM N Biren Singh discusses long-term solutions for rehabilitation with representatives of Internally Displaced people
Singh on Saturday met the representatives on Saturday in Imphal. He tweeted, ¡°Held a meeting with representatives of IDPs and the members of Relief Committee from across the state at my Secretariat. Deliberated on addressing the immediate needs and concerns of the displaced individuals and discussed long-term solutions for the rehabilitation¡±.
More than 40,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, the territory's Health Ministry says
The Israel-Hamas war in Gaza has led to the deaths of over 40,000 Palestinians and wounded 92,401, according to Gaza's Health Ministry. The ongoing conflict, which began on October 7 following a Hamas-led attack on southern Israel, has displaced more than 85% of Gaza's population. Israel's offensive aims to eliminate Hamas, leading to widespread devastation and a severe humanitarian crisis. The fighting has also resulted in significant casualties on both sides, including the deaths of 329 Israeli soldiers and around 15,000 Hamas fighters, according to Israeli claims.
Israeli strike on Gaza school: US 'deeply concerned' about deadly attack
The White House expressed deep concern over an Israeli airstrike on a Gaza City school compound that killed around 100 people. The strike, which targeted militants operating in the compound, drew condemnation from several countries. The U.S. faced criticism for its military support for Israel. Efforts to negotiate a Gaza ceasefire have encountered obstacles.
PM Modi pledges full support for Wayanad landslide rehabilitation, conducts aerial survey and visits affected areas
On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi committed to providing complete support for the rehabilitation of those displaced by the recent landslides and flash floods in Kerala¡¯s Wayanad district. After an aerial survey and visits to relief camps and a local hospital, Modi, accompanied by Governor Arif Mohammad Khan and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, reviewed the damage in Punchiri Mattam, Mundakkai, and Chooralmala. The Prime Minister assured that the Centre and the nation would stand by the victims and that disaster management funds would be promptly released.
PM Modi visits Wayanad, pledges generous help for displaced families
Prime Minister Modi promised comprehensive support to Kerala for rehabilitating those affected by landslides in Wayanad. After an aerial survey and visits to relief camps, he assured that funds would not be a constraint in the reconstruction efforts. Kerala has requested Rs 2000 crore from the Centre for the extensive rehabilitation program.
Will AI kill meaningless jobs?
The stakes of that question have heightened as artificial intelligence hurtles forward, bringing with it the specter of job displacement. A recent estimate by Goldman Sachs found that generative AI could eventually automate activities that amount to the equivalent of some 300 million full-time jobs globally -- many of these in office roles like administrators and middle managers.
59,664 people displaced, 11,133 houses gutted in fire in Manipur violence: Chief Minister
The amount has been sent to 2,156 bank accounts in Kangpokpi district and 512 in Bishnupur district, Singh said, adding that the remaining amount will also be sent soon. The chief minister said 59,564 people have been internally displaced in the violence in the state. There have been delay in sanctioning the amount to some due to land ownership-related confusion, Singh said.
Police clash with displaced protesters in Manipur, injuring four
Manipur police clashed with internally displaced protesters in Moreh, deploying tear gas and rubber bullets and resulting in four injuries. The protesters, seeking better living conditions, called for government aid to rebuild their homes. Chief Minister N Biren Singh confirmed 226 deaths and 59,000 displacements due to ethnic violence beginning on May 3, 2022.
Israeli strikes on tent camps near Rafah kill at least 25 and wound 50, Gaza health officials say
Israeli forces shelled tent camps for displaced Palestinians near Rafah, Gaza, killing at least 25 and wounding 50. The attack, which included a second volley targeting those leaving their tents, occurred near a Red Cross field hospital, drawing condemnation from the ICRC. The shelling took place outside the Israeli-designated safe zone, as ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas continues. Gaza's Health Ministry reported over 37,400 deaths in the conflict, sparking international criticism over civilian casualties and humanitarian conditions.
India expresses deep concern over loss of lives in Rafah
India on Thursday expressed deep concern over the loss of civilian lives in the displacement camp in Rafah and called for the protection of the civilian population and respect for international humanitarian law in the ongoing conflict.
Palestinian medics say Israeli airstrikes kill 35 in Gaza's Rafah as displaced people are hit
Israeli airstrikes in Rafah, Gaza, killed at least 35 people, mainly women and children, and hit tents for displaced people. The attack came two days after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to end its offensive in Rafah. Israel's military confirmed targeting a Hamas installation, killing two senior militants. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society warned the death toll might rise as rescue efforts continued. Meanwhile, Gaza's aid situation worsens amid continued conflict and restricted humanitarian access.
Manipur violence accounted for 97% of displacements in South Asia in 2023: Report
Conflict in South Asia in 2023 saw 69,000 displacements, primarily by the Manipur violence during the Tribal Solidarity March, sparking ethnic clashes and land disputes among the Meitei and Kuki communities.
Outer Manipur LS seat: A total of 529 Internally Displaced Voters will exercise their franchise in 9 special polling stations
The outer Manipur parliamentary seat will go to polls on Friday, with 529 Internally Displaced Voters exercising their franchise in nine special polling stations. Around 87 companies of CAPF and 4000 state armed personnel will be deployed in the polling stations. Thirteen Assembly Segments of Outer Manipur will go for polls on April 26. Over 484949 voters, including 239140 male, 245807 female, and 2 transgender voters, will exercise their franchise in Phase-2.
Manipur: District election officers present detailed plans for elections; focus on facilitating voting for internally displaced people
Election Officers and Superintendents of Police in Manipur district have presented detailed plans for the upcoming elections, focusing on facilitating voting for Internally Displaced People and adhering to electoral protocols. The Election Commission of India (ECI) delegation also conducted field visits to assess preparedness in Imphal West and Kangpokpi districts.
Load More
