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Manipur erupts in Protesters battled with police over the detention of a leader and set fire to a government facility.

Manipur remains on edge as widespread protests erupted overnight following the arrest of Arambai Tenggol leader Kanan Singh and four others. Defying prohibitory orders, demonstrators set fire to the Sub-Divisional Collector’s office in Yairipok Tulihal, blocked major roads, and clashed violently with security forces in several Imphal localities. Police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets as tension escalated, while women’s groups joined torchlight processions demanding the immediate formation of a state government. The unrest, triggered by the CBI’s arrest of Singh at Imphal Airport for alleged involvement in the 2023 ethnic violence, has led to curfews, internet shutdowns, and a 10-day bandh, crippling normal life across the region.

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Three rebels connected to a fatal attack on security officers in Moreh are apprehended by the NIA in Manipur.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested three insurgents linked to the deadly January 17, 2024, attack on security forces in Moreh, Tengnoupal district, Manipur, which resulted in the deaths of two police commandos and injuries to several others. Among those apprehended is Thangminlen Mate, a key member of the banned Kuki Inpi Tengnoupal (KIT), who was arrested in Silchar, Assam, on May 19, 2025. The other two accused—Kamginthang Gangte of the Kuki National Army (KNA) and Hentinthang Kipgen, also known as Thangneo Kipgen, associated with the Village Volunteers group—were arrested from Imphal on June 6. All three are accused of planning and executing the ambush and have been remanded to judicial custody as the NIA continues its investigation into the case.

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A guide said that a missing Indore couple was last spotted with three males in Meghalaya.

A local tourist guide in Meghalaya has given a crucial statement in the investigation into the disappearance of Indore honeymooners Raja Raghuvanshi and his wife Sonam. The guide reported seeing the couple with three unidentified men on May 23 while trekking the steep Nongriat to Mawlakhiat trail in Sohra (Cherrapunjee). Raja’s body was later found in a deep gorge on June 2, while the search for Sonam continues amid challenging weather and terrain. Sonam’s family has criticized the Meghalaya government’s efforts and is calling for a CBI probe, a request supported by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. Authorities, meanwhile, assure that all possible resources and technology are being used in the ongoing search.

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Imphal violence following the purported arrest of Arambai Tenggol commander; internet outage, multiple injuries

Tensions escalated in Imphal, Manipur, late on June 8 following reports that a key leader of the Meitei outfit Arambai Tenggol had been apprehended by security forces. The incident sparked widespread protests across the city, with demonstrators blocking roads, clashing with security forces, and some reportedly attempting self-immolation. Several people sustained injuries during the unrest, which led authorities to suspend internet and mobile data services—including VSAT and VPN—in five valley districts to curb the spread of misinformation. Prohibitory orders and curfews were imposed in affected areas, and security was heightened, particularly around sensitive locations. Protesters demanded the immediate release of the arrested leader, bringing parts of Imphal to a standstill and causing severe traffic disruptions.

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A special helicopter evacuation from Chaten is launched by Sikkim.

The Sikkim government has launched a special helicopter sortie to evacuate stranded locals, tourist taxi drivers, and government officials from Chaten, where road access has been severely disrupted by adverse weather. The first sortie departed this morning from Pakyong Greenfield Airport, marking the start of coordinated rescue operations. Earlier, on June 7, at least 76 Army personnel were airlifted from Chaten as part of the ongoing relief efforts. The government has reaffirmed its commitment to citizen safety and is closely monitoring the situation to provide all necessary support and assistance to those affected by the natural calamity.

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The flood situation in Arunachal improves, but Itanagar faces a drinking water problem.

Arunachal Pradesh’s flood situation showed signs of improvement as water levels in most rivers receded on June 7. Despite this, around 33,000 people across 24 districts remain affected, with many areas in Itanagar facing a drinking water crisis. Since the onset of the monsoon, twelve people have lost their lives and one person is missing due to rain-related incidents, including landslides. According to the State Emergency Operation Centre, 33,200 people in 215 villages are still impacted, with significant damage reported to houses, livestock, roads, bridges, and essential infrastructure. Changlang district is the worst hit, with six villages inundated and over 2,200 people homeless. Relief and rescue operations continue, supported by the NDRF, State Disaster Response Force, police, and local volunteers.

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Two juveniles and four Bangladeshis are detained at the Agartala railway station in Tripura.

In a joint operation, Tripura’s Agartala Government Railway Police (GRPS), Railway Protection Force (RPF), and the Intelligence department apprehended four Bangladeshi nationals, including two minors, at Agartala Railway Station on the night of June 7 and 8, 2025. Acting on confidential inputs, authorities found that the individuals had entered India illegally from Bangladesh and were allegedly planning to travel to Delhi by train. Preliminary interrogation revealed their intent to move further into Indian territory. The detainees, identified as Md Billal (47), Salma Begam (38), Md Naeem (08), and a six-year-old child, all from Bagerhat, Bangladesh, will be produced before the court, officials said.

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A Meghalaya minister defends the state in the face of criticism over the Indore couple case, saying, “Won’t tolerate…”

Meghalaya Minister Alexander Laloo Hek on June 7 defended the state against criticism following the case of a missing couple from Indore, asserting that Meghalaya should not be defamed over a single incident. Hek emphasized the tireless efforts of police, local volunteers, and youth, who have been working around the clock despite heavy rains and difficult terrain to locate the couple. He stated that the government will not accept the state’s reputation being tarnished and confirmed his personal involvement in overseeing the investigation and rescue operations.

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With a 60% non-payment rate, Tripura takes tough measures against power bill defaulters.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus announced that Bangladesh’s next general elections will be held in the first half of April 2026. Despite calls from major political parties, including the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), to hold elections by December 2025, Yunus emphasized the need for institutional reforms to ensure free, fair, and credible polls. The Election Commission will soon release a roadmap for the upcoming elections, aiming to prevent future political crises and uphold good governance.

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Arunachal’s flood situation eases as rivers recede below danger mark.

At least 12 people have died and one is missing following landslides and floods triggered by this year’s monsoon rains in Arunachal Pradesh, according to the State Emergency Operation Centre. Floods and landslides have affected 215 villages across 24 districts, impacting over 33,000 residents. Changlang district is the worst hit, with thousands evacuated and several villages inundated. The disasters have damaged 512 houses, killed 432 livestock, and destroyed infrastructure including bridges, water supply projects, and farmland. Relief and rescue operations are ongoing, with authorities providing shelter and pressing ferry services where road connectivity is lost. While the flood situation has marginally improved and rivers are now below danger levels, restoration work continues as officials address drinking water shortages and damaged public utilities.

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State

NIA charges ULFA (I) chief Paresh Baruah and two others in connection with the Assam IED bomb conspiracy.

Regional

Drug raid in Manipur: Meth worth Rs 22 cr was found along the Indo-Myanmar border.

State

Assam police reorganisation: Himanta’s “shoot-at-sight” directive results in Leena Doley being moved to Dhubri.

State

Cow head incident: 38 people are arrested as Assam IGP leads night patrols

State

Assam: According to ONGC, efforts are being made to contain the gas flow at Sivasagar.

State

Crop Insurance Week” will be held in the Tamulpur district of Assam to inform farmers about compensation claims

Regional

Three citizens of Bangladesh and a narcotics dealer are arrested  in Tripura.

State

To improve services, Mizoram would corporateize its power and electricity department.

Local

5 people are detained in Sribhumi, 44,000 yaba pills are confiscated in Assam.

State

Reports from Assam Seven new cases of COVID-19 with no recent recovery.

Regional

Tripuran cannabis valued at Rs 30 lakh was confiscated by Assam Rifles.

Regional

Rajiv Gandhi University is the greatest in the Northeast and maintains its 13th-place ranking in India, making Arunachal Pradesh proud once more.

Regional

Manipur: Tension between Meitei and Kuki people in Imphal East is sparked by a farmland dispute.

State

Gas leakage continues following blowout at ONGC well in Assam’s Sibsagar district.

State

Pijush Hazarika, an Assam minister, evaluates the flood damage in Dibrugarh and guarantees long-term protection.

State

 Due to the heatwave, the Assam government has revised the work hours for tea garden workers.