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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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'Ethnocentric Homeland Demand Untenable, Obsolete': Manipur Academics At UN Event
The demand for an ethnocentric homeland is untenable and obsolete in Manipur, where at least 35 communities co-exist, a group of activists and academics from the violence-hit state bordering Myanmar has said.
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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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Kuki MLAs Write To PM, Want Separate Top Officials For Tribal Districts
Ten MLAs from the Kuki tribe have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking for a separate chief secretary and DGP for the Kuki-tribe-dominated hills areas in Manipur.
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Day 3 Of No-Trust Debate In Parliament, PM's Reply Today: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the no-confidence motion brought by the Opposition parties in a bid to corner the government over the violence raging in Manipur.
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Cop Killed, Weapons Stolen As Mobs Clash With Security Forces In Manipur
Manipur Violence: A police officer was killed in Imphal West while arms and ammunition, including automatic guns, were looted in Bishnupur after mobs ransacked at least two security posts in the district on Thursday.
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Parliament Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned For The Day Amid Uproar Over Manipur Issue
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned till Tuesday as the Opposition kept insisting on a discussion on the Manipur issue for the 8th consecutive day.
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"Zero Tolerance": What Centre Told Supreme Court On Manipur Horrific Video
The centre on Thursday transferred the investigation into the case of two women being paraded naked in strife-torn Manipur to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), saying it has "zero tolerance towards any crimes against women".
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7th Accused Arrested Over Manipur Video Of Women Paraded Naked
A seventh accused was arrested in connection with the horrific video that surfaced online showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur, police said.
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"India Will Never Forgive...": Congress Demands PM's Statement On Manipur
The Congress strongly criticised the centre after a 2-month-old video surfaced online showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur.
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"Pay Attention To Situation In Manipur": Arvind Kejriwal To PM After Video
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday condemned the parading of two women naked in ethnic violence-hit Manipur, and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pay attention to the prevailing situation in the state and ensure strict action to the culprits.
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Opinion: Why Manipur Has Hit Rock Bottom Of Distrust
The New York Times on May 8 carried a report on the Manipur violence, which has engulfed the state in an inferno not seen since the kingdom's merger with India in 1949.
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Mizoram Seeks Rs 10 Crore To Help People Displaced Due To Manipur Violence
The Mizoram government has sought Rs 10 crore from the Centre to provide relief to over 10,000 displaced people who have taken shelter in the state due to the ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur.
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11 Cops, Bureaucrats Transferred After Fresh Violence In Manipur: 10 Facts
In a major reshuffle in police and state administration in Manipur, 11 police officers and several top bureaucrats including IAS officers have been transferred after fresh violence. Three people, including a woman, were killed by insurgents yesterday
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Panel To Probe Manipur Violence, Amit Shah's Big Warning On Arms: 10 Facts
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today warned of strict action against those who did not surrender arms in violence-hit Manipur. He also announced a probe into the violence and a peace committee as part of a plan to restore stability in the state.
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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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'Ethnocentric Homeland Demand Untenable, Obsolete': Manipur Academics At UN Event
The demand for an ethnocentric homeland is untenable and obsolete in Manipur, where at least 35 communities co-exist, a group of activists and academics from the violence-hit state bordering Myanmar has said.
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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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Kuki MLAs Write To PM, Want Separate Top Officials For Tribal Districts
Ten MLAs from the Kuki tribe have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi asking for a separate chief secretary and DGP for the Kuki-tribe-dominated hills areas in Manipur.
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Day 3 Of No-Trust Debate In Parliament, PM's Reply Today: 10 Points
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the no-confidence motion brought by the Opposition parties in a bid to corner the government over the violence raging in Manipur.
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Cop Killed, Weapons Stolen As Mobs Clash With Security Forces In Manipur
Manipur Violence: A police officer was killed in Imphal West while arms and ammunition, including automatic guns, were looted in Bishnupur after mobs ransacked at least two security posts in the district on Thursday.
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Parliament Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned For The Day Amid Uproar Over Manipur Issue
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned till Tuesday as the Opposition kept insisting on a discussion on the Manipur issue for the 8th consecutive day.
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"Zero Tolerance": What Centre Told Supreme Court On Manipur Horrific Video
The centre on Thursday transferred the investigation into the case of two women being paraded naked in strife-torn Manipur to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), saying it has "zero tolerance towards any crimes against women".
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7th Accused Arrested Over Manipur Video Of Women Paraded Naked
A seventh accused was arrested in connection with the horrific video that surfaced online showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur, police said.
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"India Will Never Forgive...": Congress Demands PM's Statement On Manipur
The Congress strongly criticised the centre after a 2-month-old video surfaced online showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur.
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"Pay Attention To Situation In Manipur": Arvind Kejriwal To PM After Video
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday condemned the parading of two women naked in ethnic violence-hit Manipur, and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pay attention to the prevailing situation in the state and ensure strict action to the culprits.
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Opinion: Why Manipur Has Hit Rock Bottom Of Distrust
The New York Times on May 8 carried a report on the Manipur violence, which has engulfed the state in an inferno not seen since the kingdom's merger with India in 1949.
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Mizoram Seeks Rs 10 Crore To Help People Displaced Due To Manipur Violence
The Mizoram government has sought Rs 10 crore from the Centre to provide relief to over 10,000 displaced people who have taken shelter in the state due to the ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur.
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11 Cops, Bureaucrats Transferred After Fresh Violence In Manipur: 10 Facts
In a major reshuffle in police and state administration in Manipur, 11 police officers and several top bureaucrats including IAS officers have been transferred after fresh violence. Three people, including a woman, were killed by insurgents yesterday
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Panel To Probe Manipur Violence, Amit Shah's Big Warning On Arms: 10 Facts
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today warned of strict action against those who did not surrender arms in violence-hit Manipur. He also announced a probe into the violence and a peace committee as part of a plan to restore stability in the state.
