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'Some Consistently Seeking New Justifications To Sustain Unrest In Manipur': Meitei Body
The umbrella body of civil society organisations of the Meitei community in Manipur has alleged statements issued by its Kuki counterparts in recent times show they want "to create circumstances that validate their demand for separate administration.
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'Attempts To Incite Unrest Will Be Punished': Manipur Government
The Manipur government on Tuesday urged people not to fall prey to unverified news, rumours or misinformation that may cause unnecessary panic or disrupt peace and harmony in the state.
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Kuki Group Ends Blockade, Manipur Governor Reviews Security Situation
A Kuki civil society group has withdrawn a blockade of transport on highways in Manipur, marking a temporary pause in a week of unrest in Kangpokpi district.
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Congress Leader Asks 'Why PM Can't Visit Manipur', Chief Minister Responds
In a sharp counter to senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh's question on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not visited Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh has asked why former PM PV Narasimha Rao did not travel to the state during turmoil
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Opposition Din
Parliament Winter Session Day 6 Highlights: S Jaishankar was scheduled brief the Lok Sabha on the key developments in India-China relations.
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'Congress Allowed Illegal Migration Of Foreign Militants': JP Nadda On Manipur
BJP president JP Nadda on Friday accused the Congress of pushing an "incorrect, false and politically" motivated narrative on the issue of Manipur unrest, as he hit back at Mallikarjun Kharge for seeking President Droupadi Murmu's intervention.
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Manipur Minister Builds Bunker, Puts Barbed Wire Around Home Amid Unrest
Days after the attack on the residences of several lawmakers in Manipur, a state minister has increased security at his home.
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Explained: Why Manipur Is On The Boil Again
Unrest has broken out in Manipur again over the last two days. Violent protests have continued in the valley and the houses of several ministers and MLAs were attacked by mobs.
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Amit Shah Reviews Manipur Security Situation Amid Unrest: Sources
Home Minister Amit Shah called a conferral of senior officials in Delhi on Sunday, said sources, in the wake of escalating crisis in Manipur - the latest trigger being the recovery of six bodies of people believed to have been kidnapped by insurgents
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Ground Report: Central Forces' Canteens Open To Public In Violence-Hit Manipur
On the completion of the Modi 3.0 government today, the Centre has taken a significant step toward addressing the challenges faced by the people in Manipur. They have been enduring prolonged unrest for over 16 months.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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"Hopeful Of Solving Unrest," Says Manipur Chief Minister, In Delhi For Key Meet
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed optimism about finding a solution to the ethnic violence in the state as he left for Delhi from the state capital Imphal to attend a key meeting of the government think tank NITI Aayog.
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3 Border Force Personnel Injured In Fresh Mob Violence In Manipur
In yet another incident of violence in Manipur, three Border Security Force (BSF) personnel were injured last night when a mob attacked police headquarters in Thoubal district
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"Stop Violence": N Biren Singh Urges People As Unrest Hits Manipur Tourism
Stating that tourism in the state has reduced by 10-20 per cent, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has appealed to the people to stop violence and start a peaceful dialogue to end the ethnic crisis.
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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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'Some Consistently Seeking New Justifications To Sustain Unrest In Manipur': Meitei Body
The umbrella body of civil society organisations of the Meitei community in Manipur has alleged statements issued by its Kuki counterparts in recent times show they want "to create circumstances that validate their demand for separate administration.
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'Attempts To Incite Unrest Will Be Punished': Manipur Government
The Manipur government on Tuesday urged people not to fall prey to unverified news, rumours or misinformation that may cause unnecessary panic or disrupt peace and harmony in the state.
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Kuki Group Ends Blockade, Manipur Governor Reviews Security Situation
A Kuki civil society group has withdrawn a blockade of transport on highways in Manipur, marking a temporary pause in a week of unrest in Kangpokpi district.
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Congress Leader Asks 'Why PM Can't Visit Manipur', Chief Minister Responds
In a sharp counter to senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh's question on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not visited Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh has asked why former PM PV Narasimha Rao did not travel to the state during turmoil
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Opposition Din
Parliament Winter Session Day 6 Highlights: S Jaishankar was scheduled brief the Lok Sabha on the key developments in India-China relations.
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'Congress Allowed Illegal Migration Of Foreign Militants': JP Nadda On Manipur
BJP president JP Nadda on Friday accused the Congress of pushing an "incorrect, false and politically" motivated narrative on the issue of Manipur unrest, as he hit back at Mallikarjun Kharge for seeking President Droupadi Murmu's intervention.
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Manipur Minister Builds Bunker, Puts Barbed Wire Around Home Amid Unrest
Days after the attack on the residences of several lawmakers in Manipur, a state minister has increased security at his home.
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Explained: Why Manipur Is On The Boil Again
Unrest has broken out in Manipur again over the last two days. Violent protests have continued in the valley and the houses of several ministers and MLAs were attacked by mobs.
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Amit Shah Reviews Manipur Security Situation Amid Unrest: Sources
Home Minister Amit Shah called a conferral of senior officials in Delhi on Sunday, said sources, in the wake of escalating crisis in Manipur - the latest trigger being the recovery of six bodies of people believed to have been kidnapped by insurgents
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Ground Report: Central Forces' Canteens Open To Public In Violence-Hit Manipur
On the completion of the Modi 3.0 government today, the Centre has taken a significant step toward addressing the challenges faced by the people in Manipur. They have been enduring prolonged unrest for over 16 months.
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After Meghalaya, Manipur Imposes Night Curfew Along Bangladesh Border
In his directive, the Home Department's Joint Secretary said that due to the prevailing law and order situation in Bangladesh, there is a likelihood of an influx of people from the neighbouring country into Manipur.
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"Hopeful Of Solving Unrest," Says Manipur Chief Minister, In Delhi For Key Meet
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed optimism about finding a solution to the ethnic violence in the state as he left for Delhi from the state capital Imphal to attend a key meeting of the government think tank NITI Aayog.
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3 Border Force Personnel Injured In Fresh Mob Violence In Manipur
In yet another incident of violence in Manipur, three Border Security Force (BSF) personnel were injured last night when a mob attacked police headquarters in Thoubal district
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"Stop Violence": N Biren Singh Urges People As Unrest Hits Manipur Tourism
Stating that tourism in the state has reduced by 10-20 per cent, Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has appealed to the people to stop violence and start a peaceful dialogue to end the ethnic crisis.
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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.
