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Two Nagaland Villages Adopt Anti-Bribery Resolution Ahead Of Elections
In a move that would promote free and fair polls, two villages in Nagaland-- Nihokhu village under Niuland District and Thizama village under Kohima District-- have passed a resolution not to indulge in bribery in exchange for votes.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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Nagaland Villager, An Ex-Jawan, Was Shot In Army Firing. His Account
Chongmei Konyak, a former Army jawan, narrates his account of the Nagaland encounter that went awry
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"Christmas Of Grief": Nagaland Villagers Mourn 12 Killed In Army Op
Christmas - a season of joy and festivities - has turned sour for residents of Nagaland's Oting village, who are in mourning for the 12 men killed this month in an Army op that went tragically wrong.
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Nagaland Villagers March To Site Of Botched Op, Vow To Fight For Justice
Villagers in Oting, home to 12 of the 13 civilians who were killed in a botched counter-insurgency operation in Nagaland on December 4, held a peaceful march to the area where the incident took place over a fortnight ago.
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"Unwarranted": Naga Villagers Slam Amit Shah's Statement On Nagaland Op
Villagers in Oting, home to 13 civilians who were killed in a botched counter-insurgency operation in Nagaland on December 4, have rubbished the official version of events in a strongly-worded statement.
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"Delay In Funeral Caused...": Nagaland Police Report Lists Sequence Of Events
The villagers were gathering for a funeral after a failed operation on Saturday led to the killing of six locals in Nagaland's Mon district.
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Explained: Controversial Law AFSPA, Back In Focus After Naga Op Killings
The killing of Nagaland villagers in an Army ambush gone horrifically wrong has once again turned the spotlight back on the controversial Armed Forces (Special) Powers) Act of 1958.
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12 Days After Wedding, She Lost Husband To Botched Nagaland Op
In Nagaland's Oting village, grief has many faces today. A woman widowed 12 days after her wedding. A father battling cancer. A mother who thought her sons would look after her in her old age.
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Hornbill Festival Stopped For A Day After Nagaland Civilians' Killings
The picturesque Naga Heritage Village at Kisama, the main venue for Nagaland's iconic Hornbill festival, wore a deserted look today as the government cancelled the day's events in solidarity with the killing of civilians in Mon district.
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Nagaland Op That Killed 14 Civilians: Army Unit Named In FIR
The 21 Para Special forces of Army "blankly opened fire" resulting in the killing of many Oting villagers in Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, the state police has alleged in its FIR against the Army unit.
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How The Army Operation In Nagaland Went Wrong
A counter-insurgency operation being conducted by an elite unit of the Indian Army's Para Special Forces in Nagaland went horribly wrong on Saturday, leading to the deaths of 14 innocent villagers, who were wrongly believed to be militants.
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Nagaland Governor Strongly Condemns Killing Of Civillians
Nagaland Governor Jagdish Mukhi on Sunday condemned the killings of civilians by security forces in Oting village in the Mon district of the state.
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Nagaland Civilian Deaths "Regretted": Army Assures Probe At Highest Level
The Army today expressed deep regrets over the "unfortunate loss of lives" in a security operation gone awry at Oting village in Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, adding that the matter will be investigated at the "highest level".
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Murder Case Filed Over Nagaland Op, 15 Including Soldier Dead: 10 Points
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland as a counter-insurgency operation went awry on Saturday, sources said. Another villager died as a mob attacked the Assam Rifles camp.
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Two Nagaland Villages Adopt Anti-Bribery Resolution Ahead Of Elections
In a move that would promote free and fair polls, two villages in Nagaland-- Nihokhu village under Niuland District and Thizama village under Kohima District-- have passed a resolution not to indulge in bribery in exchange for votes.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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Nagaland Villager, An Ex-Jawan, Was Shot In Army Firing. His Account
Chongmei Konyak, a former Army jawan, narrates his account of the Nagaland encounter that went awry
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"Christmas Of Grief": Nagaland Villagers Mourn 12 Killed In Army Op
Christmas - a season of joy and festivities - has turned sour for residents of Nagaland's Oting village, who are in mourning for the 12 men killed this month in an Army op that went tragically wrong.
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Nagaland Villagers March To Site Of Botched Op, Vow To Fight For Justice
Villagers in Oting, home to 12 of the 13 civilians who were killed in a botched counter-insurgency operation in Nagaland on December 4, held a peaceful march to the area where the incident took place over a fortnight ago.
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"Unwarranted": Naga Villagers Slam Amit Shah's Statement On Nagaland Op
Villagers in Oting, home to 13 civilians who were killed in a botched counter-insurgency operation in Nagaland on December 4, have rubbished the official version of events in a strongly-worded statement.
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"Delay In Funeral Caused...": Nagaland Police Report Lists Sequence Of Events
The villagers were gathering for a funeral after a failed operation on Saturday led to the killing of six locals in Nagaland's Mon district.
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Explained: Controversial Law AFSPA, Back In Focus After Naga Op Killings
The killing of Nagaland villagers in an Army ambush gone horrifically wrong has once again turned the spotlight back on the controversial Armed Forces (Special) Powers) Act of 1958.
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12 Days After Wedding, She Lost Husband To Botched Nagaland Op
In Nagaland's Oting village, grief has many faces today. A woman widowed 12 days after her wedding. A father battling cancer. A mother who thought her sons would look after her in her old age.
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Hornbill Festival Stopped For A Day After Nagaland Civilians' Killings
The picturesque Naga Heritage Village at Kisama, the main venue for Nagaland's iconic Hornbill festival, wore a deserted look today as the government cancelled the day's events in solidarity with the killing of civilians in Mon district.
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Nagaland Op That Killed 14 Civilians: Army Unit Named In FIR
The 21 Para Special forces of Army "blankly opened fire" resulting in the killing of many Oting villagers in Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, the state police has alleged in its FIR against the Army unit.
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How The Army Operation In Nagaland Went Wrong
A counter-insurgency operation being conducted by an elite unit of the Indian Army's Para Special Forces in Nagaland went horribly wrong on Saturday, leading to the deaths of 14 innocent villagers, who were wrongly believed to be militants.
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Nagaland Governor Strongly Condemns Killing Of Civillians
Nagaland Governor Jagdish Mukhi on Sunday condemned the killings of civilians by security forces in Oting village in the Mon district of the state.
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Nagaland Civilian Deaths "Regretted": Army Assures Probe At Highest Level
The Army today expressed deep regrets over the "unfortunate loss of lives" in a security operation gone awry at Oting village in Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, adding that the matter will be investigated at the "highest level".
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Murder Case Filed Over Nagaland Op, 15 Including Soldier Dead: 10 Points
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland as a counter-insurgency operation went awry on Saturday, sources said. Another villager died as a mob attacked the Assam Rifles camp.
