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Manipur Man Gets Bail, Then Arrested In "Transnational Conspiracy" Case
The NIA has arrested a suspected terrorist for his alleged links with Myanmar-based rebel groups and conspiring to wage war against India by exploiting the current ethnic unrest in Manipur, an official said.
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Assam's Himanta Biswa Sarma Meets Rebel Groups Over Manipur Violence
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma held a closed-door meeting with some Kuki tribal leaders and rebel groups under Suspension Of Operations in Guwahati last night, sources close to the Chief Minister said.
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Manipur's Suspension Of Talks With Rebel Groups Awaits Centre's Approval
The Manipur government and the Union Home Ministry might not be "on the same page" over the state's proposal for a Suspension of Operations move with three underground armed tribal groups, sources have indicated.
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Manipur Ends Peace Deal With 2 Rebel Groups Over Poppy Cultivation Row
The Manipur government has withdrawn from the tripartite talks and suspension of operations signed with the armed tribal groups Kuki National Army (KNA) and Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA).
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"Upset" With Poll Results, Congress' 'Rebel' Leaders To Meet Soon: Report
Disappointed with the Assembly election results in Manipur, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Goa, the Congress' group of 23 leaders (G-23) will convene a meeting in the next 48 hours, a senior leader said on Thursday.
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Paid Banned Rebels, Congress Alleges BJP Violated Poll Code In Manipur
The Congress on Thursday accused the BJP government in Manipur of violating the model code of conduct to influence elections there after around Rs 17 crore was released to banned militant groups which are under suspension of operation agreement.
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Myanmar Hands Over 5 Manipur Terrorists, Airlifted To Imphal
Myanmar's Army had on Wednesday handed over five cadres of the banned In a swift early morning operation, an Indian Air Force aircraft airlifted five hardcore militants of a rebel group that operates in Manipur from Mandalay in Myanmar.
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Manipur Militant Killed By Rebels For Rape-Murder Of 8-Year-Old 18 Years Ago
A terrorist who escaped from jail in Manipur while undergoing trial in the sensational 2003 kidnapping and murder for ransom of the 8-year old daughter of a former state minister has been awarded "capital punishment" by a section of the United National Liberation Front, the oldest militant group in the state, currently reeling under an internal cri...
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Top Manipur Rebel Leader Released From Jail Ahead Of Naga Peace Deal
The chief of the Manipur-based militant group United National Liberation Front (UNLF), Rajkumar Meghen alias Sanayaima, was released from the Guwahati Central Jail on Saturday, a day ahead of his scheduled release.
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"Won't Sign Without Consultation": Centre Rejects "Rumours" Of Naga Deal
The centre on Thursday rejected reports that it has arrived at a final settlement with rebel group NSCN(IM) in the 22-year-old Naga peace talks, clarifying that such a deal will be struck only after taking all stakeholders into consideration.
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After Month-Long Deadlock, Naga Peace Talks Take A "Positive" Turn
The centre was able to end a deadlock in talks with Naga rebel group NSCN(IM) over the demand for a separate Naga flag and constitution, winding up a crucial round of negotiations on a "positive note" on Monday.
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Centre Extends Ban On 8 Insurgent Groups Of Manipur By Five Years
A ban on eight rebel groups in Manipur has been extended for five more years for their continued involvement in unlawful and violent activities, the home ministry said today.
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NSCN(IM) Claims Centre Has Recognised Legal Rights On 'Naga Integration'
In what might create political ripples ahead of assembly elections in Manipur next week, the Naga rebel group NSCN(IM), which has signed a Framework Agreement with the centre for the Naga peace deal, on Friday claimed that the centre has recognised the legal rights of the Nagas and proclaimed -integration the legitimate rights of the Nagas.-
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No Strike Carried Out In Myanmar Against North East Insurgents: Army
Putting to rest reports of a surgical strike in Myanmar against rebels from the North East after an ambush killing six Assam Rifles personnel in Manipur last month, the Army today said sometimes factional fights among insurgent groups were attributed to security forces.
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After NSCN Leader's 'Naga Integration' Remark, Neighbouring States Concerned
With details of this month's peace accord between the Centre and the rebel group Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) or NSCN (IM) still not known, there is worry in the North-East after Naga leader Thuingaleng Muivah said in speeches that "Naga integration" is part of the accord's agenda.
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Manipur Man Gets Bail, Then Arrested In "Transnational Conspiracy" Case
The NIA has arrested a suspected terrorist for his alleged links with Myanmar-based rebel groups and conspiring to wage war against India by exploiting the current ethnic unrest in Manipur, an official said.
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Assam's Himanta Biswa Sarma Meets Rebel Groups Over Manipur Violence
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma held a closed-door meeting with some Kuki tribal leaders and rebel groups under Suspension Of Operations in Guwahati last night, sources close to the Chief Minister said.
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Manipur's Suspension Of Talks With Rebel Groups Awaits Centre's Approval
The Manipur government and the Union Home Ministry might not be "on the same page" over the state's proposal for a Suspension of Operations move with three underground armed tribal groups, sources have indicated.
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Manipur Ends Peace Deal With 2 Rebel Groups Over Poppy Cultivation Row
The Manipur government has withdrawn from the tripartite talks and suspension of operations signed with the armed tribal groups Kuki National Army (KNA) and Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA).
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"Upset" With Poll Results, Congress' 'Rebel' Leaders To Meet Soon: Report
Disappointed with the Assembly election results in Manipur, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Goa, the Congress' group of 23 leaders (G-23) will convene a meeting in the next 48 hours, a senior leader said on Thursday.
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Paid Banned Rebels, Congress Alleges BJP Violated Poll Code In Manipur
The Congress on Thursday accused the BJP government in Manipur of violating the model code of conduct to influence elections there after around Rs 17 crore was released to banned militant groups which are under suspension of operation agreement.
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Myanmar Hands Over 5 Manipur Terrorists, Airlifted To Imphal
Myanmar's Army had on Wednesday handed over five cadres of the banned In a swift early morning operation, an Indian Air Force aircraft airlifted five hardcore militants of a rebel group that operates in Manipur from Mandalay in Myanmar.
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Manipur Militant Killed By Rebels For Rape-Murder Of 8-Year-Old 18 Years Ago
A terrorist who escaped from jail in Manipur while undergoing trial in the sensational 2003 kidnapping and murder for ransom of the 8-year old daughter of a former state minister has been awarded "capital punishment" by a section of the United National Liberation Front, the oldest militant group in the state, currently reeling under an internal cri...
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Top Manipur Rebel Leader Released From Jail Ahead Of Naga Peace Deal
The chief of the Manipur-based militant group United National Liberation Front (UNLF), Rajkumar Meghen alias Sanayaima, was released from the Guwahati Central Jail on Saturday, a day ahead of his scheduled release.
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"Won't Sign Without Consultation": Centre Rejects "Rumours" Of Naga Deal
The centre on Thursday rejected reports that it has arrived at a final settlement with rebel group NSCN(IM) in the 22-year-old Naga peace talks, clarifying that such a deal will be struck only after taking all stakeholders into consideration.
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After Month-Long Deadlock, Naga Peace Talks Take A "Positive" Turn
The centre was able to end a deadlock in talks with Naga rebel group NSCN(IM) over the demand for a separate Naga flag and constitution, winding up a crucial round of negotiations on a "positive note" on Monday.
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Centre Extends Ban On 8 Insurgent Groups Of Manipur By Five Years
A ban on eight rebel groups in Manipur has been extended for five more years for their continued involvement in unlawful and violent activities, the home ministry said today.
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NSCN(IM) Claims Centre Has Recognised Legal Rights On 'Naga Integration'
In what might create political ripples ahead of assembly elections in Manipur next week, the Naga rebel group NSCN(IM), which has signed a Framework Agreement with the centre for the Naga peace deal, on Friday claimed that the centre has recognised the legal rights of the Nagas and proclaimed -integration the legitimate rights of the Nagas.-
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No Strike Carried Out In Myanmar Against North East Insurgents: Army
Putting to rest reports of a surgical strike in Myanmar against rebels from the North East after an ambush killing six Assam Rifles personnel in Manipur last month, the Army today said sometimes factional fights among insurgent groups were attributed to security forces.
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After NSCN Leader's 'Naga Integration' Remark, Neighbouring States Concerned
With details of this month's peace accord between the Centre and the rebel group Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) or NSCN (IM) still not known, there is worry in the North-East after Naga leader Thuingaleng Muivah said in speeches that "Naga integration" is part of the accord's agenda.
