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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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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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'But No Eyes On Manipur?' Takes Over Internet Amid Viral 'All Eyes On' Trend
The ethnic violence began in May 2023 between the valley-dominant Meitei community and the Kuki-Zo tribes, who are dominant in the hill districts of southern Manipur and a few other hill areas.
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Blog | A Year On, It Is Schrodinger's Manipur
The Manipur ethnic violence began a year ago. To say "a year ago" is the strangest thing about the situation for a state that borders the troubled, junta-ruled Myanmar.
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After 7 Months Of Violence And Tensions, Manipur's Slow But Steady March To Peace
Manipur made headlines for much of 2023 as it saw one of the worst ethnic conflicts between the Kuki and the Meitei communities, resulting in over 200 deaths and leaving nearly 60,000 people homeless.
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After Dark Diwali And Muted Ningol Chakouba, Gloomy Christmas In Manipur
After a dark Diwali, Christmas in Manipur will be a sorrowful event this year with a significant number of people having no resources to go to church. Thousands of internally displaced people in Manipur have been in relief camps for almost 8 months.
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Mass Burial Held For 87 People Killed In Manipur Ethnic Clashes
A mass burial is being held in Churachandpur, one of the hardest-hit districts in the ethnic violence that has gripped Manipur since May 3, for 87 people who were killed in the clashes.
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Months After Manipur Clashes, 19 Victims Laid To Rest In Mass Burial
Eight months after they were killed in ethnic violence in Manipur, the remains of 19 people belonging to the Kuki Zo community were laid to rest in the state's Kangpokpi district on Friday.
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Supreme Court Order For Manipur On Steps Taken To Secure Places Of Worship
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Manipur government to apprise the Supreme Court-appointed committee of the steps taken to secure places of public worship in the state where ethnic clashes have claimed more than 170 lives since May.
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8 Months After Manipur Violence, Victims' Bodies Airlifted From Imphal Morgue
Over 8 months after ethnic clashes shook Manipur, the unclaimed bodies of the victims of violence have been shifted from morgues in Imphal to districts in the state for proper burial, sources told NDTV today.
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"To Keep Pot Boiling...": Supreme Court Slams Manipur Groups Over Delaying Burial, Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
A Supreme Court-appointed committee on the Manipur crisis has found many troubling actions by civil society organisations (CSOs) that contributed to prolonged ethnic tensions on the ground.
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Manipur Violence: Supreme Court Orders Burial Or Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued directions for ensuring burial or cremation of bodies lying in mortuaries in Manipur, where ethnic clashes had claimed several lives in May.
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"Absolutely Inhuman...": Manipur MLA On Highway Blockade In Crisis-Hit State
The killing of two men in Manipur's Kangpokpi district yesterday by suspected insurgents had led to a shutdown call, including the blocking of National Highway 2, by an organisation of the Kuki tribes.
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Pay Rs 10 Lakh To Families Of Those Killed In Manipur Violence: Rights Body
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Friday said it has asked the Manipur government to pay Rs 10 lakh compensation each within four weeks to the next of kin of all the people who died in ethnic clashes since May.
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"Are We Going To Die...": 9 Injured In Manipur Firing Amid Kidnapping Allegations
Nine people were injured in firing at four places in Manipur today, allegedly between two groups amid the heightened ethnic tension in the northeast state bordering Myanmar. Eight of them were injured in firing at a single place.
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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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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.
-
'But No Eyes On Manipur?' Takes Over Internet Amid Viral 'All Eyes On' Trend
The ethnic violence began in May 2023 between the valley-dominant Meitei community and the Kuki-Zo tribes, who are dominant in the hill districts of southern Manipur and a few other hill areas.
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Blog | A Year On, It Is Schrodinger's Manipur
The Manipur ethnic violence began a year ago. To say "a year ago" is the strangest thing about the situation for a state that borders the troubled, junta-ruled Myanmar.
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After 7 Months Of Violence And Tensions, Manipur's Slow But Steady March To Peace
Manipur made headlines for much of 2023 as it saw one of the worst ethnic conflicts between the Kuki and the Meitei communities, resulting in over 200 deaths and leaving nearly 60,000 people homeless.
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After Dark Diwali And Muted Ningol Chakouba, Gloomy Christmas In Manipur
After a dark Diwali, Christmas in Manipur will be a sorrowful event this year with a significant number of people having no resources to go to church. Thousands of internally displaced people in Manipur have been in relief camps for almost 8 months.
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Mass Burial Held For 87 People Killed In Manipur Ethnic Clashes
A mass burial is being held in Churachandpur, one of the hardest-hit districts in the ethnic violence that has gripped Manipur since May 3, for 87 people who were killed in the clashes.
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Months After Manipur Clashes, 19 Victims Laid To Rest In Mass Burial
Eight months after they were killed in ethnic violence in Manipur, the remains of 19 people belonging to the Kuki Zo community were laid to rest in the state's Kangpokpi district on Friday.
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Supreme Court Order For Manipur On Steps Taken To Secure Places Of Worship
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Manipur government to apprise the Supreme Court-appointed committee of the steps taken to secure places of public worship in the state where ethnic clashes have claimed more than 170 lives since May.
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8 Months After Manipur Violence, Victims' Bodies Airlifted From Imphal Morgue
Over 8 months after ethnic clashes shook Manipur, the unclaimed bodies of the victims of violence have been shifted from morgues in Imphal to districts in the state for proper burial, sources told NDTV today.
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"To Keep Pot Boiling...": Supreme Court Slams Manipur Groups Over Delaying Burial, Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
A Supreme Court-appointed committee on the Manipur crisis has found many troubling actions by civil society organisations (CSOs) that contributed to prolonged ethnic tensions on the ground.
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Manipur Violence: Supreme Court Orders Burial Or Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued directions for ensuring burial or cremation of bodies lying in mortuaries in Manipur, where ethnic clashes had claimed several lives in May.
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"Absolutely Inhuman...": Manipur MLA On Highway Blockade In Crisis-Hit State
The killing of two men in Manipur's Kangpokpi district yesterday by suspected insurgents had led to a shutdown call, including the blocking of National Highway 2, by an organisation of the Kuki tribes.
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Pay Rs 10 Lakh To Families Of Those Killed In Manipur Violence: Rights Body
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Friday said it has asked the Manipur government to pay Rs 10 lakh compensation each within four weeks to the next of kin of all the people who died in ethnic clashes since May.
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"Are We Going To Die...": 9 Injured In Manipur Firing Amid Kidnapping Allegations
Nine people were injured in firing at four places in Manipur today, allegedly between two groups amid the heightened ethnic tension in the northeast state bordering Myanmar. Eight of them were injured in firing at a single place.
