INDIA GI MANUFACTURING GROWTH FIVE YEARS DA LOWES LEVEL DA THAKLE

New Delhi, September 1, 2026:
India-gi manufacturing sector-na August 2026-da five years-gi lowest growth record toure. New orders amasung output-gi growth slow oiba maramda manufacturing activity da slowdown ama thokle. 

Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) asi August-da 52.8-da thakle. 50-dagi henba figure asi expansion indicate toui, adubu masigi expansion rate asi recent years-gi marakta slow oiba ama oiri.

Companies-singna new orders amasung production gi maramda caution toujari. Employment-dasu decline ama report toure, aduna manufacturing sector-gi workers-singgi maramda concern thokpa ngam-i.

Government-na Make in India, infrastructure development amasung domestic manufacturing investment hen-gat-hanba gi thourang makha tana toujari. Manufacturing sector strong oirabadi employment create touba amasung exports hen-gat-hanba-da yamna important oigani.

Source: Business Standard. 

MANIPUR-DA SUSPECTED MILITANT ATTACK, 3 CIVILIANS SIRE

Kangpokpi, September 1, 2026:
Manipur gi Kangpokpi district da suspected militant attack ama thokpa matamda three civilians sikhi amasung four mi injured oire. Reports matung inna incident asi N Teikhang village da thokle. Authorities na incident gi maramda investigation makha tana touri. 

Attack matungda security forces na affected area da security hengat hanli.Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh-na incident condemn tou na responsible oiba attackers-singbu identify tou na law matung inna action lougani haiba hairi. 

Masigi incident-na Manipur-da civilians-singgi safety amasung peace restore touba gi need amuk highlight toure. Authorities-na affected families-singbu assistance piba amasung area-da further violence prevent touba gi efforts toujari.

Source: Economic Times / India Today NE. 

INDIA-DA SEPTEMBER MONTH RAINFALL BELOW NORMAL OIGANI

New Delhi, September 1, 2026:
India Meteorological Department (IMD)-na September 2026-da India gi overall rainfall below normal oigani haiba forecast toure. September asi southwest monsoon season gi last month oiri. 

Masigi forecast-na country gi total monsoon rainfall-da deficit leiba ngamgani haiba meaning piri. Adubu different states-da rainfall asi same oide—some areas-da heavy rain thokpa ngam-i, while atoppa areas-da rainfall less oiba ngam-i.

Heavy rainfall continue touba areas-da flooding, waterlogging amasung landslide-gi risk leigani. On the other hand, rainfall less oirabadi agriculture sector-da concern thokpa ngam-i, maramdi India gi farmers-singna monsoon rain-da yamna depend toui.

IMD-na weather conditions closely monitor toujari amasung people-singna local weather advisories follow tougadabani.

Source: India Meteorological Department / Times of India. 

INDIA GI ECONOMY 7.8% GROWTH PHANGLE

New Delhi, September 1, 2026:
India gi economy na 2026-27 financial year gi first quarter da 7.8% growth record toure. Masigi growth rate asi Reserve Bank of India gi earlier estimate 7% dagi henna high oiri. 

Strong consumer spending, investment amasung government capital expenditure na economic growth da major contribution pikhre. Prime Minister Narendra Modi-na masigi 7.8% growth-bu India gi economic strength gi important sign ama oina describe toure.

Economic growth hengatpa na businesses-singgi activity increase touba, new employment opportunities create touba amasung investment hengatpa-da mateng pangba ngam-i. Adubu crude oil prices, food inflation amasung global economic uncertainty-singna future growth-da challenges piba ngam-i.

Government na infrastructure development, manufacturing, digital economy amasung investment hengat hanba gi maramda makha tana focus touri.

Source: The Indian Express. 

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GOVERNMENT NA “SEMICON 2.0” SCHEME NOTIFY TOURE

New Delhi, August 31, 2026:
India Government na Semicon 2.0 scheme asi officially notify toure. Masigi scheme gi total outlay asi ₹1.27 lakh crore oiri. Scheme gi main objective asi India-da semiconductor and chip manufacturing ecosystem henna strong oihannaba oiri. 

Semiconductor chips asi smartphones, computers, automobiles, defence equipment, medical devices amasung different electronic products singda yamna important component ama oiri. India na houjik imported chips da dependence reduce touba amasung domestic manufacturing capacity hengat hanba gi maramda focus touri.

Government-gi estimation matung-inna masigi initiative-na India-bu global semiconductor industry-da stronger position ama phanghanba ngamgani. Chip manufacturing sector-da investment hen-gatlabadi new factories, technology development amasung skilled employment opportunities su create touba ngamgani.

Source: Akashvani News / Government of India. 

MANIPUR CM NA NRC DEMAND GI MARAMDA BANDH AVOID TOUBA APPEAL TOURE

Imphal, August 31, 2026:
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh na NRC demand gi maramda bandh amasung blockade sing avoid tougadabani haiba appeal toure. Mahakna protest touba asi democratic right ama oirabasu bandh amasung blockade na normal life, business amasung public services-singda disruption amasung violence thokpa ngam-i haiba hairi. 

Chief Minister na NRC-related concerns-singbu dialogue amasung democratic methods-na express touba gi maramda appeal toure. Government side na people singgi concerns listen touba amasung issue singbu peaceful oina address touba gi efforts tougani haiba su hairi.

Manipur-da peace amasung stability maintain touba asi houjik yamna important oiri. Aduna protestors amasung public-singna peaceful methods use touba, law follow touba amasung ordinary people singgi daily life da unnecessary disruption piba avoid touba asi important oigani.

Source: The New Indian Express / Economic Times. 

INDIA DA RENEWABLE ENERGY NA POWER GENERATION DA 20% PHANGLE

New Delhi, August 31, 2026:
India-gi renewable energy sector da significant growth ama report toure. July 2026 da renewable energy na India gi total electricity generation gi nearly 20% contribute toure. Masigi figure asi India na clean energy amasung renewable power da focus hengat hanba gi sign ama oiri. 

Solar, wind, hydro amasung atoppa renewable sources na India gi electricity demand satisfy toubada role yamna hengatlakle. Government-na fossil fuels-da dependence reduce touba amasung clean energy capacity increase touba gi long-term target leiri.

Renewable energy hengatpa na carbon emissions reduce touba, energy security improve touba amasung future da sustainable electricity supply semjaba da mateng panggani. India gi rapidly growing electricity demand satisfy tou-naba renewable energy investment asi yamna important oigani.

Source: Times of India. 

NIRMALA SITHARAMAN NA US BUSINESS LEADERS SINGGA INDIA DA INVESTMENT GI MARAMDA MEETING TOURE

Chicago, August 31, 2026:
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman na United States gi business leaders sing ga meeting toure. Meeting da India da investment amasung business opportunities-gi maramda discussion toure. Mahakna US companies singbu India gi different sectors da investment tounaba invite toure. 

India na infrastructure, manufacturing, technology, financial services amasung clean energy sector-singda foreign investment attract touba gi efforts toujari. US companies-singgi investment hen-Chicago, August 31, 2026:
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman-na United States-gi business leaders-singga meeting toure. Meeting-da India-da investment amasung business opportunities-gi maramda discussion toure. Mahakna US companies-singbu India-gi different sectors-da investment tou-naba invite toure. 

India na infrastructure, manufacturing, technology, financial services amasung clean energy sector-singda foreign investment attract touba gi efforts touri. US companies singgi investment hengatlabadi India-da new businesses, technology transfer amasung employment opportunities create touba ngamgani.

Finance Minister-na India-gi economic growth, business environment amasung investment opportunities-singgi maramda US business representatives-singbu explain toure. Masigi discussions-na India-US economic partnership amuk hen-gat-hanba-da mateng pangba ngamgani.

Source: Economic Times. 

NEET PG 2026 RE-EXAM JAIPUR CENTRE DA TOUGANI

New Delhi, August 31, 2026:
NEET PG 2026 examination da Jaipur gi ama examination centre-da technical problem thokpa matungda around 2,400 candidates-naba re-examination ama tougadabani. National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS)-na re-examination asi September 5, 2026-da conduct tougani haiba announce toure. 

Candidates-singgi examination process fair amasung transparent oihannaba naba re-examination asi arrange toure. Technical problem na candidates singgi examination da disruption piba maramda affected candidates singbu amuk exam touhanba asi important step ama oiri.

NEET PG asi postgraduate medical courses-ta admission phangnaba India-gi major entrance examination ama oiri. Aduna examination process smooth amasung secure oiba asi thousands of medical graduates-singgi career da yamna important oiri.

Source: The Indian Express. 

INDIA AMASUNG UZBEKISTAN NA LONG TERM URANIUM SUPPLY DEAL SEMLE

Tashkent, August 30, 2026:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gi Uzbekistan visit matamda India amasung Uzbekistan na long-term uranium supply arrangement ama semjaba gi maramda agreement toure. Masigi development asi India gi nuclear energy sector-gi maramda yamna important oiri. 

Uranium asi nuclear power plants na electricity produce tounaba use touba important fuel ama oiri. India-na clean energy amasung energy security hengat hanba gi thourang makha tana touri. Long-term uranium supply arrangement phanglabadi future da India gi nuclear power generation-da stable fuel supply phangba ngamgani.

Prime Minister Modi amasung Uzbekistan leadership na anigi marakta economic, energy, technology amasung strategic cooperation hen-gat-hanba gi maramdasu discussion touri. Central Asian countries-singga India gi relationship strong oihannaba asi India gi foreign policy gi important part ama oiri.

Masigi uranium cooperation na India gi energy security hengat hanba amasung India Uzbekistan relationship amuk semgat hanba da important step ama oigani.

Source: IANS / Tripura Chronicle; Hindustan Times.