Manipur, a state known for its rich culture and history, witnessed one of the most violent years in 2024. The situation escalated with over 250 deaths, thousands of FIRs, and massive displacement—accounting for 97% of South Asia's internal displacements. The conflict is rooted in historical, geographical, and political tensions between the majority Meitei community and the minority Kuki tribes. But what fuels this unrest? This episode of Facts & Figures delves into the complex history of Manipur. We explore the geographical divide between the Meitei-dominated valleys and Kuki-dominated hill areas, tracing their struggles over land, identity, and governance. Why has the BJP government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi remained silent on this issue? Why hasn’t the violence been curbed despite repeated clashes? We examine the political maneuvers that deepened the conflict, including controversial laws, land disputes, and resource exploitation. Discover how the state’s natural resources became a battleground for corporate greed, with mining and palm oil cultivation threatening Manipur's environment and indigenous communities. Through comprehensive research and factual analysis, this video answers pressing questions: Who is responsible for the Manipur violence? What role do political agendas and corporate interests play? How have historical injustices shaped this ethnic conflict?