Friday, 6 November 2026

Manipur’s CoTU pauses shutdown over 2 Kuki youths’ killing, gives government 7 days to act

Manipur’s Kuki-Zo body CoTU has suspended the Kangpokpi shutdown for seven days, giving the state government time to meet demands over the killing of two Kuki youths.

Hindustan Times

7 hours ago · 1 min read★ 3.5 trust

WhatsApp X

Manipur’s CoTU pauses shutdown over 2 Kuki youths’ killing, gives government 7 days to act Manipur’s Kuki-Zo body CoTU has suspended the Kangpokpi shutdown for seven days, giving the state government time to meet demands over the killing of two Kuki youths. Published on: Nov 6, 2026, 22:12:09 IST By Thomas Ngangom, Imphal Prefer HTon Google Share via Copy link

Read the full story at Hindustan Times.

More stories

Politics

Karnataka's '30% ethanol' claim stirs row as OMCs junk 'test'

IOC, BP & HP Question Cong Govt's Sampling & Testing Methodology

Times of India·2 hours ago·2 min read

Politics

More than 30% ethanol in E20, says Karnataka minister

. Karnataka minister Rizwan Arshad Friday alleged that tests at state-authorised labs found "excess" mixing of ethanol in E20 fuel, as high as 31.2% in some cases. Samples were collected from 63 petrol bunks across the state and 14 of them had ethanol above the prescribed limit, he said. PSUs denied the claim, saying it was not supported by tests conducted under statutory and technical procedures. Fuel retailers said 56 samples from Karnataka, tested in a nationwide drive, were found to contain ethanol in the prescribed 19-21% range.

Times of India·2 hours ago·1 min read

Politics

One more chance for excluded voters in Delhi, 6 other states

. They won't have to fill form 6, EC saysNEW DELHI: Electors across seven states/UTs undergoing SIR, including Delhi, who were excluded from the draft electoral roll on account of being absent, shifted, dead or duplicate (ASDD) and whose enumeration forms (EFs) were not received, will be provided one more opportunity to get their names included in the final electoral roll by filling up the SIR form afresh. They will no longer have to fill Form 6, meant for fresh enrolment, or Form 8, if they were excluded due to shifting of place of residence within the same state/UT.The drive in states where SIR is under way - Delhi, Haryana, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Telangana and Nagaland - may come as a relief for deleted electors who were reluctant to fill Form 6 to be added back, in view of the declaration in the form that they were enrolling for the first time. "Basically, the enumeration window which stopped with the publication of draft roll is being reopened for the deleted ASDD voters till the end of the claims and objections period," an EC official said.EC, in a letter to chief electoral officers of the above states/UT, said ASDD electors may submit their EF physically or online to the electoral registration officer or booth-level officer (BLO), along with an annexure mentioning the reason why they could not submit it earlier and declaring that they have not submitted Form 6 for fresh enrolment during SIR. Join conversation View All Comments → Share your thoughts in the comments Insightful Agree Disagree Skeptical Concerning Promising Worth Reading Big Development Post Comment Be respectful · TOI community guidelines An elector who was excluded due to shifting of residence within the same state/UT can submit the EF along with an annexure mentioning why it was not submitted earlier and declaring that they have not submitted Form 6 during SIR. In the annexure, such voters must mention the address where they were enrolled earlier as well as the address to which they have now shifted. Residence proof will need to be attached.The EF, along with the annexure, must be submitted to the ERO of the assembly constituency to which the voter has shifted. The poll panel said partially filled EFs of left-out ASDD electors will be generated afresh in the ERO dashboard in ECINet. The district election officer and ERO shall make all efforts to contact such electors through BLOs.

Times of India·3 hours ago·2 min read