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Two Elderly Men Shot At In Manipur: Police
Two elderly men were shot in their legs by unknown armed attackers in Imphal East district on Tuesday night.
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Manipur Government To Open Bus Service With Police Escort Between Key Districts, Warns Against Violence
The Manipur government has decided to again operate inter-district public vehicles under tight security from Imphal to hill districts from Wednesday amid a lull in ethnic violence in the state, according to an official order.
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Schools, Colleges In Manipur's Imphal Valley, Jiribam Reopen After 13 Days
Educational institutes in the valley districts and Jiribam have remained closed since November 16 after the dead bodies of three women and three children were recovered.
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All Educational Institutions In Manipur's Imphal Valley Shut Till November 23
Schools, colleges and universities in Manipur's Imphal Valley would remain closed till November 23 for the safety of the students, teachers and staff, officials said on Wednesday.
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Curfew Relaxed In 4 Districts, Internet Suspension Lifted In Manipur
With no major incident reported from any of the districts in Manipur, curfew was relaxed in four Imphal Valley districts on Wednesday and the suspension on broadband internet was lifted, officials said on Tuesday.
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How Attack On Hmar Village In Manipur's Jiribam By Suspected Meitei Militants Sparked New Cycle Of Violence
One of the worst cycles of the Meitei-Kuki ethnic violence in Manipur since May 2023 began on November 7 in Jiribam district, 220 km from the state capital Imphal, on the interstate border with Assam.
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Mob Vandalises BJP MLA's Ancestral Home in Manipur
A mob vandalised the ancestral house of BJP MLA Kongkham Robindro in Manipur's Imphal West district on Sunday evening, police said.
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How Last-Minute Breakthrough Came In Manipur Hostage Negotiations
The 11 members of the Kuki tribes who were released from Sajiwa jail in Manipur's capital Imphal today were already granted bail, and were set to be released, police sources said.
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AFSPA Extended In Manipur By 6 Months
The government on Monday extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) by another six months in Manipur excluding 19 police station areas falling under the Imphal valley and a region that shares its boundary with Assam.
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Manipur Amends Earlier Order, Says Internet Banned In Only 5 Valley Districts
The internet services are suspended in only five valley districts, and not the entire state, the Manipur government said in an amended order on Tuesday evening in the wake of intensified agitation by students.
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Massive Student Protest In Imphal Over Drone And Missile Attacks In Manipur
A large number of school students protested in front of Manipur Raj Bhavan in Imphal today against the government's decision to shut down educational institutions in the state due to escalating violence.
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Security Forces In Manipur Foil Attempt To Loot Weapons From Police Armouries
Manipur Police said on Saturday that some miscreants tried to loot arms from the armouries of two Manipur Rifles battalions in Imphal East district, but the combined security forces deployed in these locations dispersed the mob by firing teargas shel
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6 Killed In Fresh Manipur Violence, Bunkers Destroyed, Choppers On Patrol
Six people were killed in fresh violence this morning in Manipur's Jiribam district, the police said. Suspected Kuki insurgents attacked Nungchappi village in the district 229 km from the state capital Imphal, killing a 63-year-old man.
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Get Ready For Combing Ops, Manipur Government Tells Police: 10 Points
Intermittent firing began at 5.30 am in an area between Imphal West district's Sekmai and Kangpokpi district's Phailen village today, sources said. The state government has ordered the police chief to conduct combing operations along the foothills.
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Mizoram Chief Minister May Visit Manipur To Meet Counterpart Biren Singh For Solving Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma may soon visit Imphal to meet his Manipur counterpart N Biren Singh to address the ongoing ethnic violence between the Meiteis and Kuki-Zo communities, an official statement said on Friday.
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Two Elderly Men Shot At In Manipur: Police
Two elderly men were shot in their legs by unknown armed attackers in Imphal East district on Tuesday night.
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Manipur Government To Open Bus Service With Police Escort Between Key Districts, Warns Against Violence
The Manipur government has decided to again operate inter-district public vehicles under tight security from Imphal to hill districts from Wednesday amid a lull in ethnic violence in the state, according to an official order.
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Schools, Colleges In Manipur's Imphal Valley, Jiribam Reopen After 13 Days
Educational institutes in the valley districts and Jiribam have remained closed since November 16 after the dead bodies of three women and three children were recovered.
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All Educational Institutions In Manipur's Imphal Valley Shut Till November 23
Schools, colleges and universities in Manipur's Imphal Valley would remain closed till November 23 for the safety of the students, teachers and staff, officials said on Wednesday.
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Curfew Relaxed In 4 Districts, Internet Suspension Lifted In Manipur
With no major incident reported from any of the districts in Manipur, curfew was relaxed in four Imphal Valley districts on Wednesday and the suspension on broadband internet was lifted, officials said on Tuesday.
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How Attack On Hmar Village In Manipur's Jiribam By Suspected Meitei Militants Sparked New Cycle Of Violence
One of the worst cycles of the Meitei-Kuki ethnic violence in Manipur since May 2023 began on November 7 in Jiribam district, 220 km from the state capital Imphal, on the interstate border with Assam.
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Mob Vandalises BJP MLA's Ancestral Home in Manipur
A mob vandalised the ancestral house of BJP MLA Kongkham Robindro in Manipur's Imphal West district on Sunday evening, police said.
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How Last-Minute Breakthrough Came In Manipur Hostage Negotiations
The 11 members of the Kuki tribes who were released from Sajiwa jail in Manipur's capital Imphal today were already granted bail, and were set to be released, police sources said.
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AFSPA Extended In Manipur By 6 Months
The government on Monday extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) by another six months in Manipur excluding 19 police station areas falling under the Imphal valley and a region that shares its boundary with Assam.
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Manipur Amends Earlier Order, Says Internet Banned In Only 5 Valley Districts
The internet services are suspended in only five valley districts, and not the entire state, the Manipur government said in an amended order on Tuesday evening in the wake of intensified agitation by students.
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Massive Student Protest In Imphal Over Drone And Missile Attacks In Manipur
A large number of school students protested in front of Manipur Raj Bhavan in Imphal today against the government's decision to shut down educational institutions in the state due to escalating violence.
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Security Forces In Manipur Foil Attempt To Loot Weapons From Police Armouries
Manipur Police said on Saturday that some miscreants tried to loot arms from the armouries of two Manipur Rifles battalions in Imphal East district, but the combined security forces deployed in these locations dispersed the mob by firing teargas shel
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6 Killed In Fresh Manipur Violence, Bunkers Destroyed, Choppers On Patrol
Six people were killed in fresh violence this morning in Manipur's Jiribam district, the police said. Suspected Kuki insurgents attacked Nungchappi village in the district 229 km from the state capital Imphal, killing a 63-year-old man.
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Get Ready For Combing Ops, Manipur Government Tells Police: 10 Points
Intermittent firing began at 5.30 am in an area between Imphal West district's Sekmai and Kangpokpi district's Phailen village today, sources said. The state government has ordered the police chief to conduct combing operations along the foothills.
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Mizoram Chief Minister May Visit Manipur To Meet Counterpart Biren Singh For Solving Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma may soon visit Imphal to meet his Manipur counterpart N Biren Singh to address the ongoing ethnic violence between the Meiteis and Kuki-Zo communities, an official statement said on Friday.
