A man is detained by Manipur police for smuggling peacock feathers into Myanmar.

Manipur police have apprehended a 24-year-old individual for smuggling 72,000 peacock feather shafts across the Indo-Myanmar border, highlighting a major crackdown on illegal wildlife trade.
The accused, Md. Sharifuddin, was arrested near Pallel Police Station in Kakching district while transporting the consignment without proper documentation. Authorities seized 142 kg of feather shafts, valued at Rs. 37 lakh, along with the four-wheeler used in the operation.
The arrest underscores growing concerns over cross-border smuggling routes and the international demand for wildlife products. Investigations are ongoing to trace the origin of the feathers, as peacocks are rarely found in Manipur.
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With several arrests, Manipur security forces intensify their campaign against insurgents.

Manipur police and security forces intensified intelligence-based combing operations, leading to major breakthroughs in curbing extortion by militant outfits. These efforts resulted in the arrest of four active cadres from different proscribed groups, along with the recovery of firearms, explosives, and extorted money.
Authorities also bolstered security measures across the state, securing the movement of essential goods on NH-2 and NH-37 with armed convoys. A large cache of arms and ammunition was seized in Bishnupur District. With 110 checkpoints set up and 10 individuals detained, security forces remain vigilant to neutralize insurgent threats and ensure civilian safety.

Assam Rifles officials interacting with villagers during the World AIDS Day awareness session in Nungba.

Assam Rifles Conducts Awareness Lecture on World AIDS Day at Nungba, Manipur

On World AIDS Day, Assam Rifles conducted an awareness lecture in Nungba, Manipur, to educate villagers about HIV/AIDS prevention and health practices. With active participation from the local community, the session addressed key topics such as causes, symptoms, and misconceptions surrounding HIV/AIDS. The event emphasized the importance of health education in fostering a stigma-free environment and was well-received by the attendees.

Assam Rifles personnel patrolling in Jiribam, Manipur, amidst re-imposition of AFSPA in 2024

Jiribam’s Journey Through Tragedy: A Story of Violence, Loss, and Hope

Jiribam, once a peaceful district in Manipur, has been devastated by violence, resulting in 19 deaths and widespread destruction. The tragic events, including the brutal murder of a woman and the abduction and deaths of a family, have left the community in turmoil. Assam Rifles played a pivotal role in diffusing tensions, offering hope amidst chaos. As the government steps in with security measures and the NIA investigates, there is a growing call for reconciliation. The people of Jiribam now face the challenging path of healing and rebuilding their fractured community.

Assam Rifles staff conducting an educational lecture on the Indian Constitution with students at Higher Secondary School, Nungba, Manipur.

Assam Rifles Organizes Educational Lecture on the Indian Constitution for Students in Nungba, Manipur

Assam Rifles organized an educational lecture on the Indian Constitution at Nungba Higher Secondary School, Manipur, on National Integration Day. The session highlighted fundamental rights, duties, and the Constitution’s importance, engaging 72 students and two teachers. This initiative underscores Assam Rifles’ commitment to promoting education and peace amidst the ongoing conflict in Manipur.