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Give Those Going Outside Manipur For UPSC Exams Rs 3,000 Per Day: Top Court
In a rare order, the Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to pay Rs 3,000 per day to civil services aspirants from its violence-hit hill districts to travel outside the state to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
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Lift Mobile Internet Ban In Peaceful Areas, Manipur High Court Tells State
The Manipur High Court has directed the state government to operationalise mobile towers, on a trial basis, in all those district headquarters which have not been affected by ethnic strife.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
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"We Are Here": Indian Army Assures Locals In Violence-Hit Manipur
The Indian Army and paramilitary forces are conducting flag marches and rescue operations in violence-hit areas in Manipur to control the situation amid an ongoing protest by tribal groups over a court order on the Scheduled Tribe status.
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Manipur Unrest, Which Led To Army Being Called In, Explained In 5 Points
Manipur Violence: The Army and paramilitary forces have been called in to keep the peace in Manipur after protests against a recent court order turned violent.
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Fresh Violence In Imphal, Army Called In As Manipur Tense Over Protests
The Army today held a flag march in violence-hit areas in Manipur amid an ongoing protest by tribal groups over a court order on their Scheduled Tribe status.
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Manipur Woman's Bail Denied For Alleged Derogatory Comments On Chief Minister N Biren Singh
A court in Manipur's Imphal West district has denied bail to a 27-year-old woman who was arrested for allegedly making derogatory comments against Chief Minister N Biren Singh on the social media and remanded her to judicial custody till December 30.
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Irom Sharmila Acquitted, Says Will Launch Party This Month
A district court in Manipur on Wednesday acquitted rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila in an attempted suicide case and the 'Iron Lady' announced that she would launch her political party this month.
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Give Those Going Outside Manipur For UPSC Exams Rs 3,000 Per Day: Top Court
In a rare order, the Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to pay Rs 3,000 per day to civil services aspirants from its violence-hit hill districts to travel outside the state to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
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Lift Mobile Internet Ban In Peaceful Areas, Manipur High Court Tells State
The Manipur High Court has directed the state government to operationalise mobile towers, on a trial basis, in all those district headquarters which have not been affected by ethnic strife.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
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"We Are Here": Indian Army Assures Locals In Violence-Hit Manipur
The Indian Army and paramilitary forces are conducting flag marches and rescue operations in violence-hit areas in Manipur to control the situation amid an ongoing protest by tribal groups over a court order on the Scheduled Tribe status.
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Manipur Unrest, Which Led To Army Being Called In, Explained In 5 Points
Manipur Violence: The Army and paramilitary forces have been called in to keep the peace in Manipur after protests against a recent court order turned violent.
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Fresh Violence In Imphal, Army Called In As Manipur Tense Over Protests
The Army today held a flag march in violence-hit areas in Manipur amid an ongoing protest by tribal groups over a court order on their Scheduled Tribe status.
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Manipur Woman's Bail Denied For Alleged Derogatory Comments On Chief Minister N Biren Singh
A court in Manipur's Imphal West district has denied bail to a 27-year-old woman who was arrested for allegedly making derogatory comments against Chief Minister N Biren Singh on the social media and remanded her to judicial custody till December 30.
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Irom Sharmila Acquitted, Says Will Launch Party This Month
A district court in Manipur on Wednesday acquitted rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila in an attempted suicide case and the 'Iron Lady' announced that she would launch her political party this month.
