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Kuki Man Killed By Suspected Meitei Militants On Day Wife Gave Birth To Baby In Relief Camp
Nengboi Doungel, a woman from the Kuki tribes and resident of Pangmol village in Manipur's Tamenglong district, gave birth to a baby girl in Assam's Hmarkhawlien relief camp.
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Headless Body Of 2-Year-Old Meitei Hostage, Grandmother Killed By Suspected Kuki Militants Found In Manipur River
For Laisharam Herojit, a relief camp inmate from the Meitei community in Manipur's Jiribam district, the worst fears have come true - his family has been executed.
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"They Have No Demand, Want To Return Home": CRPF Top Officer At Manipur Relief Camp
Families living in a relief camp in Manipur's Kangpokpi district want to return home, provided there is guarantee of their safety, a senior officer of the central paramilitary force CRPF told news agency ANI.
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Class 10 And 12 Students In Relief Camps Get Help From Manipur Scientists, Academicians
Over 120 students living in Manipur's relief camps and who - despite the difficult circumstances - passed Class 10 and 12 exams were honoured with awards by a group of scientists and academicians from the Meitei community.
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"Focus On Relief Camps": Manipur Chief Minister Distributes Government Schemes' Benefits To 4 Lakh People
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Thursday distributed benefits to more than four lakh beneficiaries under various government schemes.
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"I Am Here As Your Brother": Rahul Gandhi's Message Of "Peace" For Manipur
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had a message of "peace" for the people of Manipur after he visited relief camps in the violence-hit state.
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Rahul Gandhi In Manipur, His 3rd Visit To Violence-Hit State
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today visited a relief camp in Manipur for people displaced by the ethnic violence in the northeastern state.
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Rahul Gandhi To Visit In Manipur On Monday, Meet People In Relief Camps
Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi is likely to visit Manipur on July 8, party sources said.
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Independent Civil Society Group Delhi Meitei Forum Distributes School Bags, Medicines In Manipur Relief Camps
The members of the Delhi Meitei Forum (DMF), an independent civil society group of Manipur's Meitei community living in the national capital, donated the medicines to be sent to Heirok in Thoubal district, and Jiribam district.
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Independent Civil Society Group Delhi Meitei Forum To Distribute School Bags In Manipur Relief Camps
A Delhi-based top civil society group of the Meitei community from Manipur has embarked on a huge drive to donate school bags to children living in relief camps in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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In Violence-Hit Manipur, State Board Class 10 Students Pass Percentage Highest In A Decade
Over 93 per cent students in Manipur passed the Class 10 exam of the state board despite a difficult academic year due to the ethnic tensions. Many of the students are still in relief camps, officials said.
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"Displaced Voters Have Sent A Message...": Manipur Poll Body On 95% Turnout In Relief Camp Booths
Manipur chief electoral officer PK Jha has sought reports from returning officers detailing vandalism and violence in polling booths and where all re-polling would be needed.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Over 24,000 Displaced People In Manipur To Vote From Relief Camps
Lok Sabha Elections 2024 In Manipur: Chief Electoral Officer, Pradeep Kumar Jha said over 24,500 displaced people have been identified as eligible to vote.
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Kuki Man Killed By Suspected Meitei Militants On Day Wife Gave Birth To Baby In Relief Camp
Nengboi Doungel, a woman from the Kuki tribes and resident of Pangmol village in Manipur's Tamenglong district, gave birth to a baby girl in Assam's Hmarkhawlien relief camp.
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Headless Body Of 2-Year-Old Meitei Hostage, Grandmother Killed By Suspected Kuki Militants Found In Manipur River
For Laisharam Herojit, a relief camp inmate from the Meitei community in Manipur's Jiribam district, the worst fears have come true - his family has been executed.
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"They Have No Demand, Want To Return Home": CRPF Top Officer At Manipur Relief Camp
Families living in a relief camp in Manipur's Kangpokpi district want to return home, provided there is guarantee of their safety, a senior officer of the central paramilitary force CRPF told news agency ANI.
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Class 10 And 12 Students In Relief Camps Get Help From Manipur Scientists, Academicians
Over 120 students living in Manipur's relief camps and who - despite the difficult circumstances - passed Class 10 and 12 exams were honoured with awards by a group of scientists and academicians from the Meitei community.
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"Focus On Relief Camps": Manipur Chief Minister Distributes Government Schemes' Benefits To 4 Lakh People
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Thursday distributed benefits to more than four lakh beneficiaries under various government schemes.
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"I Am Here As Your Brother": Rahul Gandhi's Message Of "Peace" For Manipur
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had a message of "peace" for the people of Manipur after he visited relief camps in the violence-hit state.
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Rahul Gandhi In Manipur, His 3rd Visit To Violence-Hit State
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today visited a relief camp in Manipur for people displaced by the ethnic violence in the northeastern state.
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Rahul Gandhi To Visit In Manipur On Monday, Meet People In Relief Camps
Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi is likely to visit Manipur on July 8, party sources said.
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Independent Civil Society Group Delhi Meitei Forum Distributes School Bags, Medicines In Manipur Relief Camps
The members of the Delhi Meitei Forum (DMF), an independent civil society group of Manipur's Meitei community living in the national capital, donated the medicines to be sent to Heirok in Thoubal district, and Jiribam district.
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Independent Civil Society Group Delhi Meitei Forum To Distribute School Bags In Manipur Relief Camps
A Delhi-based top civil society group of the Meitei community from Manipur has embarked on a huge drive to donate school bags to children living in relief camps in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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"Where's Government? This Is How We're Living": Over 900 Meiteis At Jiribam Shelters
Manipur's Jiribam district bordering Assam had remained untouched by the ethnic crisis for over a year. Until Saturday last, when the mutilated body of a 59-year-old man from the Meitei community was found.
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In Violence-Hit Manipur, State Board Class 10 Students Pass Percentage Highest In A Decade
Over 93 per cent students in Manipur passed the Class 10 exam of the state board despite a difficult academic year due to the ethnic tensions. Many of the students are still in relief camps, officials said.
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"Displaced Voters Have Sent A Message...": Manipur Poll Body On 95% Turnout In Relief Camp Booths
Manipur chief electoral officer PK Jha has sought reports from returning officers detailing vandalism and violence in polling booths and where all re-polling would be needed.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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Lok Sabha Polls 2024: Over 24,000 Displaced People In Manipur To Vote From Relief Camps
Lok Sabha Elections 2024 In Manipur: Chief Electoral Officer, Pradeep Kumar Jha said over 24,500 displaced people have been identified as eligible to vote.
