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Amit Shah Calls For Mapping Demographic Data Along India-Myanmar Border
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that the demographic data of people along the India-Myanmar border, especially in Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur, should be mapped so that it can help in fencing of the border and stopping infiltration.
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1,643 Km India-Myanmar Border To Be Fenced At A Cost Of Rs 31,000 Crore
The entire 1,643 km porous India-Myanmar border, known for the smuggling of arms, ammunition and narcotics, will be fenced at a cost of Rs 31,000 crore, sources said on Wednesday.
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Mizoram Opposes Fencing Along India-Myanmar Border: Chief Minister Lalduhoma
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma reiterated on Saturday that his government is opposed to the fencing of the Indo-Myanmar border and the scrapping of the Free Movement Regime (FMR).
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"Best Thing That Can Happen": Army Veteran On Ending India-Myanmar Free Movement
Only a negligible number of Indians is likely to be impacted by the scrapping of the India-Myanmar free movement regime, while tightening the border with Myanmar will be immensely useful for the entire nation, a retired senior army officer told NDTV.
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No More India-Myanmar Border Free Movement. Amit Shah Cites Internal Security
The government on Thursday suspended the Free Movement Regime between India and Myanmar - an arrangement that allows people from either nation to enter up to 16km without travel documents - Home Minister Amit Shah said on X.
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Border Roads Organisation To Fence Major Portion Of India-Myanmar Border: Top Official
The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) will fence a major portion of the strategic India-Myanmar border, and a 10-km stretch in Manipur has already been covered, a senior official said.
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"We Can't Stop Border Fencing, But Will Oppose It": Mizoram Chief Minister
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Saturday said his government does not have the authority to stop the Centre from fencing the India-Myanmar border and scrapping the Free Movement Regime (FMR), but maintained that he was opposed to it.
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Explained: Why India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime Will Be Scrapped
The porous border between India and Myanmar will be fenced and the arrangement that allows people from both nations to visit either side up to 16 km without travel documents will be scrapped, Home Minister Amit Shah said today.
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Over 100 Myanmar Soldiers Who Fled To Mizoram Sent Back
A total of 104 Myanmarese soldiers, who fled to Mizoram during armed clashes with an ethnic insurgent group in the neighbouring country, have been sent back, an Assam Rifles official said on Wednesday.
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Gun Fight Breaks Out Between Forces And Insurgents In Manipur's Moreh
A gunfight broke out between security forces and insurgents in Manipur's Moreh town along the India-Myanmar border on Sunday night, police said.
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"Situation Today Is Such...": Union Minister Calls For India-Myanmar Border Fencing
Union Minister Rajkumar Ranjan Singh has backed the Centre's plan to fence the India-Myanmar border, amid the crisis in Manipur.
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India To Scrap Free Movement Regime On India-Myanmar Border: Report
The Free Movement Regime (FMR), which allows people residing close to the India-Myanmar border to venture 16 km into each other's territory without visa, will be ended soon, a senior government functionary said on Tuesday.
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After Ambush, Suspected Insurgents Fire Rocket-Propelled Grenade At Manipur Police Commandos In India-Myanmar Border Town Moreh
From a daytime ambush on a police convoy by suspected insurgents to a nighttime rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) attack on the barracks of police commandos, Manipur's border town Moreh saw violence on the last day of 2023.
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13 Killed In Manipur Gunfight Near Myanmar Border Not Locals: Sources
The 13 men killed in a gunfight in Manipur, close to the India-Myanmar border, are not local residents and may have been passing through when they clashed with another armed group, sources have said.
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Reports Insurgents Under Manipur Ceasefire Missing From 2 Camps Not True: Army Sources
Army sources have denied reports that two camps of insurgent groups that had signed a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the centre and the Manipur government were found completely empty in the India-Myanmar border districts.
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Amit Shah Calls For Mapping Demographic Data Along India-Myanmar Border
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said that the demographic data of people along the India-Myanmar border, especially in Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur, should be mapped so that it can help in fencing of the border and stopping infiltration.
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1,643 Km India-Myanmar Border To Be Fenced At A Cost Of Rs 31,000 Crore
The entire 1,643 km porous India-Myanmar border, known for the smuggling of arms, ammunition and narcotics, will be fenced at a cost of Rs 31,000 crore, sources said on Wednesday.
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Mizoram Opposes Fencing Along India-Myanmar Border: Chief Minister Lalduhoma
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma reiterated on Saturday that his government is opposed to the fencing of the Indo-Myanmar border and the scrapping of the Free Movement Regime (FMR).
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"Best Thing That Can Happen": Army Veteran On Ending India-Myanmar Free Movement
Only a negligible number of Indians is likely to be impacted by the scrapping of the India-Myanmar free movement regime, while tightening the border with Myanmar will be immensely useful for the entire nation, a retired senior army officer told NDTV.
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No More India-Myanmar Border Free Movement. Amit Shah Cites Internal Security
The government on Thursday suspended the Free Movement Regime between India and Myanmar - an arrangement that allows people from either nation to enter up to 16km without travel documents - Home Minister Amit Shah said on X.
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Border Roads Organisation To Fence Major Portion Of India-Myanmar Border: Top Official
The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) will fence a major portion of the strategic India-Myanmar border, and a 10-km stretch in Manipur has already been covered, a senior official said.
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"We Can't Stop Border Fencing, But Will Oppose It": Mizoram Chief Minister
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Saturday said his government does not have the authority to stop the Centre from fencing the India-Myanmar border and scrapping the Free Movement Regime (FMR), but maintained that he was opposed to it.
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Explained: Why India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime Will Be Scrapped
The porous border between India and Myanmar will be fenced and the arrangement that allows people from both nations to visit either side up to 16 km without travel documents will be scrapped, Home Minister Amit Shah said today.
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Over 100 Myanmar Soldiers Who Fled To Mizoram Sent Back
A total of 104 Myanmarese soldiers, who fled to Mizoram during armed clashes with an ethnic insurgent group in the neighbouring country, have been sent back, an Assam Rifles official said on Wednesday.
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Gun Fight Breaks Out Between Forces And Insurgents In Manipur's Moreh
A gunfight broke out between security forces and insurgents in Manipur's Moreh town along the India-Myanmar border on Sunday night, police said.
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"Situation Today Is Such...": Union Minister Calls For India-Myanmar Border Fencing
Union Minister Rajkumar Ranjan Singh has backed the Centre's plan to fence the India-Myanmar border, amid the crisis in Manipur.
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India To Scrap Free Movement Regime On India-Myanmar Border: Report
The Free Movement Regime (FMR), which allows people residing close to the India-Myanmar border to venture 16 km into each other's territory without visa, will be ended soon, a senior government functionary said on Tuesday.
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After Ambush, Suspected Insurgents Fire Rocket-Propelled Grenade At Manipur Police Commandos In India-Myanmar Border Town Moreh
From a daytime ambush on a police convoy by suspected insurgents to a nighttime rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) attack on the barracks of police commandos, Manipur's border town Moreh saw violence on the last day of 2023.
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13 Killed In Manipur Gunfight Near Myanmar Border Not Locals: Sources
The 13 men killed in a gunfight in Manipur, close to the India-Myanmar border, are not local residents and may have been passing through when they clashed with another armed group, sources have said.
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Reports Insurgents Under Manipur Ceasefire Missing From 2 Camps Not True: Army Sources
Army sources have denied reports that two camps of insurgent groups that had signed a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the centre and the Manipur government were found completely empty in the India-Myanmar border districts.
