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Sisyphus doesn’t push the rock; the rock pushes the idea of him.

Three years. Over 250 dead. 60,000 displaced. A Chief Minister who cannot drive to half his state, a Centre that treated Article 355 less as a constitutional responsibility than as an administrative ambiguity, and a peace formula consisting of two additional deputy ministers. What follows is neither a catalogue of grievances nor a utopian peace plan. The following ten-point framework is an attempt to identify what can be done now, what will require sustained political will, and what demands a deeper rethinking of the institutions that have failed Manipur.