NEWS 1- Admin relaxes curfew from 5 am to 11 am on May 30
Imphal East district administration has decided to relax curfew from 5 am to 11 am on Tuesday to enable the common people to get home with essential items like edible items and medicines. However, those associated with essential services like press, civic administration and courts will be allowed to carry out their work even after the stipulated time of 11 am.

NEWS 2- Peace committee submits memorandum to Amit Shah
Konthoujam Gram Panchayat peace committee on Monday submitted a memorandum to the union home minister Amit Shah through their local MLA Dr S Ranjan Singh. The signitaories demanded for the immediate restoration of normalcy and suspension of talks with the Kuki militants.

They also called for the imposition of NRC in Manipur and stringent action against CRPF. The committee made it clear that it is not in favour a separate administration—at the same time expects a detailed report from the state government regarding the present situation in Manipur.

NEWS 3- Tragic accidents claims 7 lives in Assam
The Higher Education Department of Assam has instructed the Director of Technical Education and the Principal of the Assam Engineering College (AEC) to submit a report on the circumstances that led to the loss of lives of seven students of Assam Engineering College in the tragic accident.

NEWS 4-Congress top brass sits to solve Rajasthan crisis
The Congress bit the Rajasthan bullet today, summoning Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to Delhi for discussions with Rahul Gandhi and party chief Mallikarjun Kharge. The assembly election in Rajasthan is due later this year and the party, which is up against the state’s revolving door trend, is in desperate need to repair its fractured image.

NEWS 5-Ukraine approves sanctions against Russia ally Iran
Kyiv’s parliament on Monday approved a sanctions package against Russia’s ally Iran, accused of sending weapons to Moscow during its more than year-long invasion of Ukraine.

NEWS 6- Spain PM calls snap election on July 23
In a surprise move, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election for July 23 on Monday, a day after his Socialists suffered a drubbing in local and regional polls.