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NPP Enlists Over 100 Youths into NPYF in Manipur
✍️ imphaltimes.com
🗓 12 Sep 2026, 10:18 PM
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The National People's Party (NPP) inducted more than a hundred young members into its National People's Youth Federation (NPYF) during a ceremony held in Imphal, Manipur.
The National People's Party (NPP) held an induction ceremony on Tuesday in Imphal, Manipur, to welcome over 100 young members into its National People's Youth Federation (NPYF). The event was attended by senior party leaders, local officials, and the youth participants.
During the ceremony, the party’s state president delivered remarks emphasizing the importance of youth participation in politics and the party’s commitment to nurturing future leaders. The inductees were presented with NPP insignia and pledges to actively engage in community development and party activities.
The induction marks a significant expansion of NPP’s youth wing in the northeastern state, aiming to strengthen grassroots outreach and political mobilization among the younger demographic.
No major controversies or incidents were reported during the event, and the party officials highlighted that the new members will receive training and mentorship to support their political careers.
The NPP’s move comes amid growing competition among regional parties to attract young voters in Manipur, as the state prepares for upcoming elections.
During the ceremony, the party’s state president delivered remarks emphasizing the importance of youth participation in politics and the party’s commitment to nurturing future leaders. The inductees were presented with NPP insignia and pledges to actively engage in community development and party activities.
The induction marks a significant expansion of NPP’s youth wing in the northeastern state, aiming to strengthen grassroots outreach and political mobilization among the younger demographic.
No major controversies or incidents were reported during the event, and the party officials highlighted that the new members will receive training and mentorship to support their political careers.
The NPP’s move comes amid growing competition among regional parties to attract young voters in Manipur, as the state prepares for upcoming elections.