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Top Cop Injured In Manipur's Kangpokpi Protest Stood His Ground Against Extortionists, Illegal Meeting: Sources
The police chief of Manipur's Kangpokpi district who was injured in protests by members of the Kuki tribes on Friday had been fighting extortionists and pushing back against a call for a meeting "with all police personnel" by a civil society group.
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"Forgive, Forget Mistakes...": Manipur Chief Minister's Apology For Clashes
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday apologised to the people of the state over the ongoing violence.
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"Displaced People Are Not Hostages Of...": Manipur High Court Ex Chief Justice
Nothing is more important than ensuring the rule of law and disarming all armed groups in violence-hit Manipur to bring peace, former Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court Siddharth Mridul said at an event in Delhi on Tuesday.
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Two Elderly Men Shot At In Manipur: Police
Two elderly men were shot in their legs by unknown armed attackers in Imphal East district on Tuesday night.
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"If There Was No Violence...": Manipur Social Worker's YouTube Video Viral
A social worker in Manipur whose non-profit work was billed as a success story in helping youth and women in the border state affected by gun violence, has run into a huge controversy over his comments in a YouTube interview.
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Exclusive: Manipur Panel Began Identifying Immigrants 5 Weeks Before Clashes Began In May 2023
Five weeks before the Manipur ethnic clashes began in May 2023, a cabinet subcommittee comprising ministers from the three major communities visited three villages to make an assessment of the situation on "identification of Myanmarese immigrants."
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"Don't Allow Farmers To Face Manipur-Like Situation": Congress' Big Warning
Farmers Protest March: The Congress on Friday called on the BJP to respond proactively to farmers' demands about a legal guarantee for MSP and warned the government, "Do not allow the farmers of this country to face a situation like Manipur".
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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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Manipur Schools, Colleges To Resume Regular Classes Tomorrow
After two weeks of closure, regular classes in all educational institutions, including schools and universities in six districts, will resume from Friday, an official said here on Thursday.
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700 Kuki-Zo People Sheltered In Assam Are Back In Manipur
700 Kuki-Zo people, who had sought refuge in Assam's Karbi Anglong district last year due to the violence in Manipur, have already been sent back following discussions with Kuki community leaders and organisations, said an official.
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Anti-Terror Agency Launches Probe Into 3 Cases Linked To Manipur Violence
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over probe into three cases linked to violence against civilians that have disrupted the public order in Manipur.
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"My Friend, Don't Cross The Line": Manipur MP's Reply To Mizoram Leader
Rajya Sabha member from Manipur Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba slammed his Mizoram counterpart K. Vanlalvena for suggesting a "separate administrative area" for the Kuki-Zo tribal communities to resolve the state's ethnic conflict.
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All Educational Institutions In Manipur's Imphal Valley Shut Till November 23
Schools, colleges and universities in Manipur's Imphal Valley would remain closed till November 23 for the safety of the students, teachers and staff, officials said on Wednesday.
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10 Kuki-Zo MLAs And Manipur Cabinet Call For Political Dialogue, Differ In All Other Critical Areas
Ten Kuki-Zo MLAs from Manipur have asked the Centre and the state government to start a political dialogue for bringing lasting peace in the troubled region, two days after the Manipur cabinet also resolved to do the same.
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Mobile Internet Suspension Extended For 3 Days In 7 Manipur Districts
The Manipur government on Wednesday extended the suspension of mobile internet and data services for three more days in seven trouble-torn districts.
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Top Cop Injured In Manipur's Kangpokpi Protest Stood His Ground Against Extortionists, Illegal Meeting: Sources
The police chief of Manipur's Kangpokpi district who was injured in protests by members of the Kuki tribes on Friday had been fighting extortionists and pushing back against a call for a meeting "with all police personnel" by a civil society group.
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"Forgive, Forget Mistakes...": Manipur Chief Minister's Apology For Clashes
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday apologised to the people of the state over the ongoing violence.
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"Displaced People Are Not Hostages Of...": Manipur High Court Ex Chief Justice
Nothing is more important than ensuring the rule of law and disarming all armed groups in violence-hit Manipur to bring peace, former Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court Siddharth Mridul said at an event in Delhi on Tuesday.
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Two Elderly Men Shot At In Manipur: Police
Two elderly men were shot in their legs by unknown armed attackers in Imphal East district on Tuesday night.
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"If There Was No Violence...": Manipur Social Worker's YouTube Video Viral
A social worker in Manipur whose non-profit work was billed as a success story in helping youth and women in the border state affected by gun violence, has run into a huge controversy over his comments in a YouTube interview.
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Exclusive: Manipur Panel Began Identifying Immigrants 5 Weeks Before Clashes Began In May 2023
Five weeks before the Manipur ethnic clashes began in May 2023, a cabinet subcommittee comprising ministers from the three major communities visited three villages to make an assessment of the situation on "identification of Myanmarese immigrants."
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"Don't Allow Farmers To Face Manipur-Like Situation": Congress' Big Warning
Farmers Protest March: The Congress on Friday called on the BJP to respond proactively to farmers' demands about a legal guarantee for MSP and warned the government, "Do not allow the farmers of this country to face a situation like Manipur".
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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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Manipur Schools, Colleges To Resume Regular Classes Tomorrow
After two weeks of closure, regular classes in all educational institutions, including schools and universities in six districts, will resume from Friday, an official said here on Thursday.
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700 Kuki-Zo People Sheltered In Assam Are Back In Manipur
700 Kuki-Zo people, who had sought refuge in Assam's Karbi Anglong district last year due to the violence in Manipur, have already been sent back following discussions with Kuki community leaders and organisations, said an official.
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Anti-Terror Agency Launches Probe Into 3 Cases Linked To Manipur Violence
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over probe into three cases linked to violence against civilians that have disrupted the public order in Manipur.
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"My Friend, Don't Cross The Line": Manipur MP's Reply To Mizoram Leader
Rajya Sabha member from Manipur Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba slammed his Mizoram counterpart K. Vanlalvena for suggesting a "separate administrative area" for the Kuki-Zo tribal communities to resolve the state's ethnic conflict.
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All Educational Institutions In Manipur's Imphal Valley Shut Till November 23
Schools, colleges and universities in Manipur's Imphal Valley would remain closed till November 23 for the safety of the students, teachers and staff, officials said on Wednesday.
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10 Kuki-Zo MLAs And Manipur Cabinet Call For Political Dialogue, Differ In All Other Critical Areas
Ten Kuki-Zo MLAs from Manipur have asked the Centre and the state government to start a political dialogue for bringing lasting peace in the troubled region, two days after the Manipur cabinet also resolved to do the same.
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Mobile Internet Suspension Extended For 3 Days In 7 Manipur Districts
The Manipur government on Wednesday extended the suspension of mobile internet and data services for three more days in seven trouble-torn districts.
