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Alleged Hate Speech On Floods In Manipur Viral, Cops Probing It: Sources
An alleged hate speech video posted by a social media influencer 10 months ago wishing for natural disasters to strike ethnic violence-hit Manipur as "God's vengeance" has gone viral, following which police sources said they are looking into it.
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Manipur's Transgender Activist On Hunger Strike In Delhi, Seeks End To Ethnic Violence
A transgender activist from Manipur who has been fasting for the past four days in Delhi, seeking an end to the ethnic violence in the state, was taken to a hospital after her health condition deteriorated on Monday.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
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Retired Army Officer Who Led Surgical Strike Has Manipur Task At Hand Now
A retired Army officer who led India's surgical strikes in Myanmar in 2015 will now help the Manipur government tackle the unrest in the state that has claimed over 170 lives in the past two months.
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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Publicly Screened In Manipur On Independence Day
A Hindi film was screened publicly in Manipur's Churachandpur on Independence Day, over two decades after insurgents banned Bollywood movies in the state.
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Manipur BJP Turned Impossible To Possible, No Bandhs, Blockades Now: PM
One of the most striking highlights from the Prime Minister's poll pitch was the promise to make Manipur an important centre for East Asia connectivity after the highway connecting Myanmar-Thailand is completed.
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After Journalists' Strike, Manipur To Probe Attack On Newspaper Office
Days after all newspapers in Manipur stopped publication following an attack on a leading daily's office, Chief Minister N Biren Singh announced that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) will probe the grenade attack. The office of Imphal-based daily newspaper "Poknapham" was targeted last Sunday but no one was injured, police sources said.
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Earthquake In Manipur With Magnitude 5.3 Strikes Near Bishnupur
An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 was reported near Bishnupur in Manipur on Saturday night, according to India's National Center for Seismology.
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Manipur Hit By 2 Earthquakes, No Casualty Reported
Two back to back earthquakes strike Manipur on Monday evening, according to the National Centre for Seismology.
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Strike Against Citizenship Amendment Bill Cripples Life In Manipur
Normal life was crippled in Manipur on Tuesday in an 18-hour shutdown called to protest against the proposed Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) which is likely to introduced in the ongoing winter session of Parliament.
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Ishan Kishan Hits Consecutive Centuries As Jharkhand Beat Manipur In Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Ishan Kishan scored 113 runs from just 62 balls with 12 fours and five sixes at a strike rate of 182.25.
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Those Who Skip Work During Strike To Face Action: Manipur Chief Secretary
The Manipur government has said that disciplinary action would be taken against government employees if they don't attend offices during the 48-hour general strike called by joint students organisations which will commence from today midnight
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With 90 Votes After 16-Year Struggle, Irom Sharmila Bows Out Of Politics
Hours after Thoubal handed her just 90 votes, Manipur's Iron Lady Irom Sharmila - who conducted a 16-year hunger strike demanding the withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA --- said she would quit active politics and travel south to "calm" her mind. Barely 24 hours ago, the feisty activist had said she would "try again" in the n...
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Another Manipuri Woman To Sit On Irom Sharmila-Like Indefinite Fast
Days after iconic rights activist Irom Sharmila ended her 16-year-old hunger strike, a 32-year-old woman from Manipur today vowed to carry forward the protest against AFSPA with an indefinite fast.
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Alleged Hate Speech On Floods In Manipur Viral, Cops Probing It: Sources
An alleged hate speech video posted by a social media influencer 10 months ago wishing for natural disasters to strike ethnic violence-hit Manipur as "God's vengeance" has gone viral, following which police sources said they are looking into it.
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Manipur's Transgender Activist On Hunger Strike In Delhi, Seeks End To Ethnic Violence
A transgender activist from Manipur who has been fasting for the past four days in Delhi, seeking an end to the ethnic violence in the state, was taken to a hospital after her health condition deteriorated on Monday.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
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Retired Army Officer Who Led Surgical Strike Has Manipur Task At Hand Now
A retired Army officer who led India's surgical strikes in Myanmar in 2015 will now help the Manipur government tackle the unrest in the state that has claimed over 170 lives in the past two months.
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Uri Publicly Screened In Manipur Over 20 Years Since Insurgents' Bollywood Ban
Cinema returned to strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday after more than 20 years when a Bollywood movie on surgical strikes against Pakistan was screened at a makeshift open air theatre in Churachandpur.
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Uri: The Surgical Strike Publicly Screened In Manipur On Independence Day
A Hindi film was screened publicly in Manipur's Churachandpur on Independence Day, over two decades after insurgents banned Bollywood movies in the state.
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Manipur BJP Turned Impossible To Possible, No Bandhs, Blockades Now: PM
One of the most striking highlights from the Prime Minister's poll pitch was the promise to make Manipur an important centre for East Asia connectivity after the highway connecting Myanmar-Thailand is completed.
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After Journalists' Strike, Manipur To Probe Attack On Newspaper Office
Days after all newspapers in Manipur stopped publication following an attack on a leading daily's office, Chief Minister N Biren Singh announced that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) will probe the grenade attack. The office of Imphal-based daily newspaper "Poknapham" was targeted last Sunday but no one was injured, police sources said.
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Earthquake In Manipur With Magnitude 5.3 Strikes Near Bishnupur
An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 was reported near Bishnupur in Manipur on Saturday night, according to India's National Center for Seismology.
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Manipur Hit By 2 Earthquakes, No Casualty Reported
Two back to back earthquakes strike Manipur on Monday evening, according to the National Centre for Seismology.
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Strike Against Citizenship Amendment Bill Cripples Life In Manipur
Normal life was crippled in Manipur on Tuesday in an 18-hour shutdown called to protest against the proposed Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) which is likely to introduced in the ongoing winter session of Parliament.
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Ishan Kishan Hits Consecutive Centuries As Jharkhand Beat Manipur In Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Ishan Kishan scored 113 runs from just 62 balls with 12 fours and five sixes at a strike rate of 182.25.
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Those Who Skip Work During Strike To Face Action: Manipur Chief Secretary
The Manipur government has said that disciplinary action would be taken against government employees if they don't attend offices during the 48-hour general strike called by joint students organisations which will commence from today midnight
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With 90 Votes After 16-Year Struggle, Irom Sharmila Bows Out Of Politics
Hours after Thoubal handed her just 90 votes, Manipur's Iron Lady Irom Sharmila - who conducted a 16-year hunger strike demanding the withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA --- said she would quit active politics and travel south to "calm" her mind. Barely 24 hours ago, the feisty activist had said she would "try again" in the n...
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Another Manipuri Woman To Sit On Irom Sharmila-Like Indefinite Fast
Days after iconic rights activist Irom Sharmila ended her 16-year-old hunger strike, a 32-year-old woman from Manipur today vowed to carry forward the protest against AFSPA with an indefinite fast.
