Vijaita Singh is a journalist and Deputy Editor at The Hindu. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news across LATAM and North America. Vijaita's work has been featured in Influencing, The Hindu, and PressReader.
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Supreme Court demands government explanation on IPS officer deputation in CAPFs, highlighting concerns over stifled cadre officers.
By: Vijaita Singh
Naga groups have been demanding the removal of Ms. Kipgen, whose husband heads a Kuki group accused of carrying out attaks; continuing violence in hill districts will make 2027 Assembly polls difficult in Manipur, says Mr. Dikho
By: Vijaita Singh
Manipur Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho warns that continuing Naga-Kuki violence in the hill districts could make Assembly elections difficult next year, as tensions grow within the BJP-led government.
Census 2027 advanced in four States before elections, while Manipur's enumeration is deferred amid protests and NRC demands.
Supreme Court demands affidavit on IPS postings in CAPFs, maintaining oversight of its 2025 judgment amid ongoing legal challenges.
By: Vijaita Singh
Records show that in 1951, NRC was prepared across the country by 'copying' data from the Census schedules; the countrywide NRC was never published, except in undivided Assam, which at the time also included Manipur and Tripura
Proposed constitutional provision would enable the Union Territory to have its own elected body; civil society members who attended meeting with Centre say they want to see a ‘draft proposal'
At a meeting with LAB and KDA, the Home Ministry discussed the proposed structure of the UT-level body under Article 371 was discussed; Ladakh leaders call the meeting a “waste of time and money”, they say the Ministry and the UT administration are not on the same page
By: Vijaita Singh, Suhasini Haidar
Border tensions in Arunachal, economic issues set to dominate Modi-Xi bilateral Indian and Chinese leaders to meet for third time in three years since standoff, but no reset in ties yet Updated - September 11, 2026 06:16 pm IST - NEW DELHI File image of Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting on the sidelines of the 2024 BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia. | Photo Credit: Reuters Copy link Facebook Twitter Telegram LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit
By: Vijaita Singh
Mr. Chhewang insists September 9 meet between Ladakh civil society, MHA, UT admin was “fruitful”; LAB, KDA claim meet was a “disappointment”; former MP says delays due to civil society differences, not MHA
