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Manipur Panel's Report Shows Need To Upgrade Compensation: Supreme Court
A panel headed by former judge Gita Mittal to oversee relief and rehabilitation of victims of violence in Manipur on Monday submitted three reports to the Supreme Court.
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142 Dead, 5,995 Cases: Manipur's Fresh Report To Supreme Court On Violence
A total of 142 people have died in the violence in Manipur over the past two months, the N Biren Singh government told Supreme Court today.
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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 Court Orders Judicial Inquiry Into Alleged Custodial Death In Imphal
A court in Manipur on Thursday ordered a judicial inquiry into the alleged death of a jeweller in police custody on Wednesday in Imphal.
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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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Manipur Student Leader Charged With Sedition, To Be Taken To Court
A 23-year-old student leader from Manipur who was arrested in Delhi last week on sedition charges is likely to be taken to a court in state capital Imphal on Tuesday. Veewon Thokchom's plea against his transit remand to Imphal was rejected by a court in the national capital.
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Irom Sharmila Resumes Fast Demanding Repeal Of AFSPA
Manipuri rights activist Irom Sharmila Chanu, who was acquitted by a court of the charge of attempt to suicide, resumed her 15-year-long indefinite fast at the historic Sahid Minar today demanding repeal of the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act in the state.
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Imphal Court Orders Release Of Irom Sharmila From Judicial Custody
A court in Imphal today ordered the release of Manipuri rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila, who is on a fast for 15 years demanding repealing of Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA), from judicial custody.
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In Supreme Court Intervention, Hope for Families of Manipur Encounter Victims
In a nearly 7-year-long wait for justice, the past one week has given the maximum hope to the mother of Sanjit Meitei, an unarmed man shot dead by security forces in a busy market in Imphal on July 23 in 2009.
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Human Rights Activist Irom Sharmila Released From Prison
A local court today rejected charges of attempt to suicide against rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila by her indefinite fast for 14 years demanding repeal of AFSPA and ordered her immediate release from custody.
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Court Dismisses Attempt to Suicide Charge Against Irom Sharmila
Activist Irom Sharmila is not trying to commit suicide by her indefinite fast against the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA, a court in Manipur's Imphal ruled today.
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Ruling Expected on Suicide Charge Against Irom Sharmila Today
A district court in Imphal is expected to pronounce its order on whether human rights activist Irom Sharmila can be charged with attempt to suicide. A year ago, another court in Imphal had ruled that simliar charges against her in an earlier case would not apply.
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Centre Asked to Pay Compensation to Mother of Imphal Woman Shot by Assam Rifles
The Supreme Court today ordered the Centre to pay a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the mother of Thangjam Manorama, a girl shot brutally to death by soldiers of the 17 Assam Rifles in 2004.
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Manipur Panel's Report Shows Need To Upgrade Compensation: Supreme Court
A panel headed by former judge Gita Mittal to oversee relief and rehabilitation of victims of violence in Manipur on Monday submitted three reports to the Supreme Court.
-
142 Dead, 5,995 Cases: Manipur's Fresh Report To Supreme Court On Violence
A total of 142 people have died in the violence in Manipur over the past two months, the N Biren Singh government told Supreme Court today.
-
"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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Manipur Court Orders Judicial Inquiry Into Alleged Custodial Death In Imphal
A court in Manipur on Thursday ordered a judicial inquiry into the alleged death of a jeweller in police custody on Wednesday in Imphal.
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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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Manipur Student Leader Charged With Sedition, To Be Taken To Court
A 23-year-old student leader from Manipur who was arrested in Delhi last week on sedition charges is likely to be taken to a court in state capital Imphal on Tuesday. Veewon Thokchom's plea against his transit remand to Imphal was rejected by a court in the national capital.
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Irom Sharmila Resumes Fast Demanding Repeal Of AFSPA
Manipuri rights activist Irom Sharmila Chanu, who was acquitted by a court of the charge of attempt to suicide, resumed her 15-year-long indefinite fast at the historic Sahid Minar today demanding repeal of the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act in the state.
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Imphal Court Orders Release Of Irom Sharmila From Judicial Custody
A court in Imphal today ordered the release of Manipuri rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila, who is on a fast for 15 years demanding repealing of Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA), from judicial custody.
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In Supreme Court Intervention, Hope for Families of Manipur Encounter Victims
In a nearly 7-year-long wait for justice, the past one week has given the maximum hope to the mother of Sanjit Meitei, an unarmed man shot dead by security forces in a busy market in Imphal on July 23 in 2009.
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Human Rights Activist Irom Sharmila Released From Prison
A local court today rejected charges of attempt to suicide against rights activist Irom Chanu Sharmila by her indefinite fast for 14 years demanding repeal of AFSPA and ordered her immediate release from custody.
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Court Dismisses Attempt to Suicide Charge Against Irom Sharmila
Activist Irom Sharmila is not trying to commit suicide by her indefinite fast against the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA, a court in Manipur's Imphal ruled today.
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Ruling Expected on Suicide Charge Against Irom Sharmila Today
A district court in Imphal is expected to pronounce its order on whether human rights activist Irom Sharmila can be charged with attempt to suicide. A year ago, another court in Imphal had ruled that simliar charges against her in an earlier case would not apply.
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Centre Asked to Pay Compensation to Mother of Imphal Woman Shot by Assam Rifles
The Supreme Court today ordered the Centre to pay a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the mother of Thangjam Manorama, a girl shot brutally to death by soldiers of the 17 Assam Rifles in 2004.
