Manipur ought to urgently find out the people who are either unemployed or underemployed and can absorb the various types of skill training and based on the availability of such persons devise suitable program to up-skill them.

As COVID crunch hits one and all, the big question is, how is the concerned authorities going to alleviate the problems of the poor and who are left without any means of livelihood in this hour of distress and misery.

Despite COVID scare and ILPS implementation in Manipur, influx of non-locals from mainland India continue unabated.

Till July 24, 2020, 6.30 pm, as per state government press release, there are 62,015 state natives who have returned home.

During this pandemic, we need to tap the rich human resource that we have within and without the state. Let us tap this resource wisely and in good time. Or else, it may explode and become a major nightmare.