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India Today [https://www.indiatoday.in/] aaj tak pakwangali ichowk lallantop business today dailyo reader's digest Login Dark Mode Light Mode Past Issues Most Popular Trending Stories × UserName Register Login Dark Mode Light Mode Magzines Recent Issues Past Issues Most Popular Trending Stories Offers ☰ Current Edition Previous Edition Home India Today Group August 07, 2023 - Premium SHAMEFUL BLUNDERS Nestled in the verdant Naga Hills, the picturesque district of Churachandpur was a tranquil backwater. Today, it is a tragic battleground in the bloody civil war that has engulfed Manipur over the past three months. Dominated by the Kuki tribe, Churachandpur is 60 km from Imphal, capital of the state and home to a majority of the state's other significant community--the Meiteis. National Highway No. 2, the chief artery connecting the two key districts, has now turned into an unlikely and ugly Line of Control between the two communities. Road after road leading up to the highway, from Meitei areas to Kuki ones, is lined with the burnt remains of deserted homes and torched vehicles. Rifle-toting civilians man the multiple check-posts and bunkers that have come up, to ensure no vehicle from the "enemy zone" enters their territory TOUGH TO SWALLOW Consumers are used to seasonal changes in the prices of vegetables, but this one was particularly hard to stomach. In a matter of just two months, retail prices of tomatoes soared to Rs 200 a kg in several parts of the country from as low as Rs 30 a kg in May, compelling many to cut down their consumption or take it totally off the household menu. With tomato prices hitting the headlines, the Centre stepped in to make the vegetable available at subsidised rates to consumers in some states, but those in the farm sector believe that only a move to higher production will offer any respite from soaring prices. That again is fraught with challenges, given that the delayed monsoon and floods in many parts of the country have destroyed newly planted cropsIn India, tomato is cultivated as a rabi crop (usually sown in midNovember or December and harvested in April-May) in parts of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. However, in some parts of Maharashtra such as Nashik, and states like Uttar Pradesh, it is sown as a Publisher: Frequency: Category: Language: Subscribe Your Subscription will end on 04-08-2021 Your Subscription will end on 04-08-2021 Current Edition Previous Edition Recent Issues View All June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 June 2021 Other Issues 31, July 2023 24, July 2023 17, July 2023 10, July 2023 03, July 2023 26, June 2023 19, June 2023 12, June 2023 05, June 2023 29, May 2023 INDIATODAY.IN Publications: Buisness Today Cosmopolitian India Today-Hindi India Today Mail Today Money Today Reader's Digest Time Television: Aaj Tak Delhi Aaj tak Good News Today India Today TV Radio: Ishq FM Gaming: India Today Gaming ESPL Education: India Today Education Vasant Valley Best Colleges India 2018 Best universities India 2018 Online Shopping: Events: Agenda Aaj Tak India Today Conclave Robb Report India 2018 Sahitya Aaj Tak The Red Lab Printing: Thomson Press Welfare: Care Today: Music: Music Today Syndications: India Content Headlines Today Distribution: Rate Card Useful links: Partners Press Release Sitemap News Newsletter Privacy Policy Correction Policy Download App Copyright © 2023 Living Media India Limited.For reprint rights: Syndication Today. Publications: Buisness Today Cosmopolitan India Today - Hindi India Today Reader's Today Money Today Digest Time Choice of magzines Buisness Today Cosmopolitan India Today - Hindi India Today Harper's Bazar Brides Today Auto Today Useful Links: Partner Press Release Sitemap News Newsletter Privacy policy Correction Policy Refund Policy India Today Group Digital Magzines Staying in touch with world is so easy with India Today Group Magzines! Subscribe today and enjoy on-the-run access to your essential global brefings on buisness, finance, econimics, science, technology, lifestyle and more. Digital Edition Specifications Rich Multimedia Content Access paperless reading across multiple platforms Portable, Carry with you, anytime, anywhere. Copyright © Living Media India Limited.For reprint rights: Syndication Today.