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AFSPA Imposed In New Areas Of Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre has reimposed a law to protect security forces in hostile areas AFSPA in several new locations in ethnic violence-hit Manipur.
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Woman Dies After Her House Set On Fire In Manipur's Jiribam
A woman died when her house was set on fire by a group of armed militants in ethnic strife-torn Manipur's Jiribam district, police said on Friday. At least six other other houses were set on fire in Zairon Hmar village, a tribal settlement.
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Video: Displaced Families In Violence-Hit Manipur Move Into Newly Built Housing Complex
The Manipur government has accommodated 120 families displaced by the ethnic violence in a proper housing complex in Langol, a hillock north of the state capital Imphal.
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Suspected Kuki Insurgents Launch Attack On Police Station In Manipur's Jiribam
Suspected Kuki insurgents fired at a police station in Manipur's Jiribam district today, police sources in the district's Borobekra subdivision said.
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Manipur's Meitei, Kuki, Naga Leaders To Hold Key Talks In Delhi Tomorrow
For the first time since the ethnic violence broke out in Manipur last year, a number of MLAs of Meitei, Kuki and Naga communities are set to hold a joint meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday under the supervision of the home ministry, officials said.
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'Ethnocentric Homeland Demand Untenable, Obsolete': Manipur Academics At UN Event
The demand for an ethnocentric homeland is untenable and obsolete in Manipur, where at least 35 communities co-exist, a group of activists and academics from the violence-hit state bordering Myanmar has said.
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"Should Not Allow Wrong Narratives To Be Built Up": Army Chief On Manipur
The situation in Manipur has become a battle of narratives and it is important to stop the build-up of wrong narratives, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi said at an event today.
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Centre Airlifts More Securitymen To Manipur, Internet Cut In 5 Districts: 10 Points
The Manipur government has banned mobile internet services in five districts of the state. The ban -- meant to prevent the spread of fake and concocted posts following last week's drone attack -- will stay for five days.
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Centre Sends 2,000 More Paramilitary Personnel To Violence-Hit Manipur
The Centre has directed deployment of two fresh CRPF battalions comprising about 2,000 personnel for security duties in ethnic strife-torn Manipur, official sources said Tuesday.
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Manipur Ruling Alliance's 8-Point Demand List For Centre To End Violence
In a significant development in strife-torn Manipur, a section of MLAs of the ruling BJP and its allies has requested the Centre to take concrete steps that they have suggested in an eight-point memorandum.
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Explained: Weaponised Drones Arrive In Crisis-Hit Manipur In Major Escalation
For the first time, crisis-hit Manipur saw the use of drones to drop bombs, signalling a major escalation in the state hit by ethnic violence between the Meitei community and the Kuki tribes.
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Manipur's Kukis Hold Rallies For Separate Administration, Reports Of Skirmishes And Arson
Members of the Kuki tribes held rallies and protests in parts of Manipur today, demanding a separate administration carved out of the ethnic violence-hit state bordering Myanmar.
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"Peace Should Return Within 5-6 Months": Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh
With ethnic violence gradually subsiding, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has promised to fully restore peace in the state in six months with the Centre's help and also ruled out stepping down.
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Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Visits Manipur, Reviews Operational Preparedness
On a two-day visit to Manipur, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi met Chief Minister N Biren Singh and held discussions on how the forces can help in bringing peace and stability in the state, which has seen ethnic violence in recent times.
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'Don't Club Us With Others,' Says Manipur's Thadou Tribe, Waits For Peace Plan
A top global body of the Thadou tribe has welcomed Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's statement in the assembly that all communities are working hard to bring peace in the ethnic violence-hit state, except for a few agenda-driven leaders.
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AFSPA Imposed In New Areas Of Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre has reimposed a law to protect security forces in hostile areas AFSPA in several new locations in ethnic violence-hit Manipur.
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Woman Dies After Her House Set On Fire In Manipur's Jiribam
A woman died when her house was set on fire by a group of armed militants in ethnic strife-torn Manipur's Jiribam district, police said on Friday. At least six other other houses were set on fire in Zairon Hmar village, a tribal settlement.
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Video: Displaced Families In Violence-Hit Manipur Move Into Newly Built Housing Complex
The Manipur government has accommodated 120 families displaced by the ethnic violence in a proper housing complex in Langol, a hillock north of the state capital Imphal.
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Suspected Kuki Insurgents Launch Attack On Police Station In Manipur's Jiribam
Suspected Kuki insurgents fired at a police station in Manipur's Jiribam district today, police sources in the district's Borobekra subdivision said.
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Manipur's Meitei, Kuki, Naga Leaders To Hold Key Talks In Delhi Tomorrow
For the first time since the ethnic violence broke out in Manipur last year, a number of MLAs of Meitei, Kuki and Naga communities are set to hold a joint meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday under the supervision of the home ministry, officials said.
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'Ethnocentric Homeland Demand Untenable, Obsolete': Manipur Academics At UN Event
The demand for an ethnocentric homeland is untenable and obsolete in Manipur, where at least 35 communities co-exist, a group of activists and academics from the violence-hit state bordering Myanmar has said.
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"Should Not Allow Wrong Narratives To Be Built Up": Army Chief On Manipur
The situation in Manipur has become a battle of narratives and it is important to stop the build-up of wrong narratives, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi said at an event today.
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Centre Airlifts More Securitymen To Manipur, Internet Cut In 5 Districts: 10 Points
The Manipur government has banned mobile internet services in five districts of the state. The ban -- meant to prevent the spread of fake and concocted posts following last week's drone attack -- will stay for five days.
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Centre Sends 2,000 More Paramilitary Personnel To Violence-Hit Manipur
The Centre has directed deployment of two fresh CRPF battalions comprising about 2,000 personnel for security duties in ethnic strife-torn Manipur, official sources said Tuesday.
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Manipur Ruling Alliance's 8-Point Demand List For Centre To End Violence
In a significant development in strife-torn Manipur, a section of MLAs of the ruling BJP and its allies has requested the Centre to take concrete steps that they have suggested in an eight-point memorandum.
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Explained: Weaponised Drones Arrive In Crisis-Hit Manipur In Major Escalation
For the first time, crisis-hit Manipur saw the use of drones to drop bombs, signalling a major escalation in the state hit by ethnic violence between the Meitei community and the Kuki tribes.
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Manipur's Kukis Hold Rallies For Separate Administration, Reports Of Skirmishes And Arson
Members of the Kuki tribes held rallies and protests in parts of Manipur today, demanding a separate administration carved out of the ethnic violence-hit state bordering Myanmar.
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"Peace Should Return Within 5-6 Months": Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh
With ethnic violence gradually subsiding, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has promised to fully restore peace in the state in six months with the Centre's help and also ruled out stepping down.
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Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Visits Manipur, Reviews Operational Preparedness
On a two-day visit to Manipur, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi met Chief Minister N Biren Singh and held discussions on how the forces can help in bringing peace and stability in the state, which has seen ethnic violence in recent times.
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'Don't Club Us With Others,' Says Manipur's Thadou Tribe, Waits For Peace Plan
A top global body of the Thadou tribe has welcomed Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's statement in the assembly that all communities are working hard to bring peace in the ethnic violence-hit state, except for a few agenda-driven leaders.
