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Manipur's Meitei, Kuki, Naga Leaders To Hold Key Talks In Delhi Tomorrow
For the first time since the ethnic violence broke out in Manipur last year, a number of MLAs of Meitei, Kuki and Naga communities are set to hold a joint meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday under the supervision of the home ministry, officials said.
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Manipur's Kukis Hold Rallies For Separate Administration, Reports Of Skirmishes And Arson
Members of the Kuki tribes held rallies and protests in parts of Manipur today, demanding a separate administration carved out of the ethnic violence-hit state bordering Myanmar.
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"1993, AFSPA...": Manipur Naga MLA's Reminder Swipe At Rahul Gandhi's "Photo Ops"
A Minister and MLA of the Naga People's Front in Manipur tore into what he called Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's "deceit" in visiting Manipur to play politics amid the ethnic tensions.
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Naga Insurgent Group Helped Meitei Outfits To Destabilise Manipur: Anti-Terror Agency NIA
India's top anti-terror body NIA has said insurgents from Manipur hiding in Myanmar infiltrated the state amid the ethnic violence last year, and trained "impressionable youths" to participate in gunfights.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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"Attempt To Befool Authorities": Manipur's Nagas Oppose Kukis' Demand
The top Naga body in Manipur has strongly objected to the Kuki-Zo tribes' demand for a separate administration or arrangement as it includes two districts that the Nagas had opposed when they were created in 2016.
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Violence-Torn Manipur Sees Rallies Highlighting Naga Issue
Massive rallies were organised by the Naga tribals in four districts of the state today demanding a resolution of the decades-old Naga political issue based on the Framework Agreement signed in 2015.
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Manipur's N Biren Singh "Almost Quits", Torn Resignation Letter Emerges
Contrary to earlier reports that Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh will meet the state's Governor and resign, a senior minister told NDTV that he changed his mind.
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Manipur Situation Gets Complicated As Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
The largest insurgent group in the northeast has asked the Meiteis and Kukis in Manipur to ensure the hostilities between them do not affect the Nagas living in the violence-hit state.
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Centre Extends Ban On Naga Group NSCN-K
The Centre on Monday extended the ban on NSCN-K, saying the Naga insurgent group has been engaged in violence, extortion and secessionist activities.
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Manipur Elections 2017: BJP, Congress Fight Over Talks Failure With Naga Protestors
Ahead of the assembly elections in Manipur, scheduled for March 4, the ruling Congress in Manipur has now launched a political campaign over the failure of the second round of talks between the Centre, the state government and the United Naga Council to end the economic blockade, which completed 100-days earlier this week.
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Second Round Of Talks Between Government And Protestors Fail In Manipur
People of Manipur were left disappointed on February 7 as the Centre, state government and the United Naga Council failed to reach a consensus in the second round of tripartite talks to break the economic logjam in the state.
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Nagaland Violence: Chief Minister TR Zeliang Says 'No Strong Reason' To Quit: 10 Points
Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang today rejected demands for his resignation from protesters, saying that there was "no strong reason" for him to step down. Thousands of people have staged violent protests in capital Kohima and other cities demanding that Mr Zeliang and his entire cabinet step down, after two young Naga tribal men were killed in p...
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Violence In Nagaland: Government Offices, Vehicles Torched Over Local Body Polls
Over a thousand Naga tribals have set fire to the Kohima Municipal Council office and the office of the district collector to protest against Chief Minister TR Zeliang's refusal to meet their ultimatum: resign by 4 pm. As night fell on Nagaland's capital city, tension was high as mobs went on a rampage, burning and vandalising government property a...
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50-Day Manipur Blockade Cripples Life, Nagas Demand President's Rule: 10 Points
With days to go before Christmas, life remains crippled in Manipur due to a 50-day economic blockade, protests and violence on highways following the state government's decision of creation of seven new districts. As Nagas demanded the imposition of President's Rule in the state, curfew was relaxed in parts of state capital Imphal for nine hours to...
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Manipur's Meitei, Kuki, Naga Leaders To Hold Key Talks In Delhi Tomorrow
For the first time since the ethnic violence broke out in Manipur last year, a number of MLAs of Meitei, Kuki and Naga communities are set to hold a joint meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday under the supervision of the home ministry, officials said.
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Manipur's Kukis Hold Rallies For Separate Administration, Reports Of Skirmishes And Arson
Members of the Kuki tribes held rallies and protests in parts of Manipur today, demanding a separate administration carved out of the ethnic violence-hit state bordering Myanmar.
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"1993, AFSPA...": Manipur Naga MLA's Reminder Swipe At Rahul Gandhi's "Photo Ops"
A Minister and MLA of the Naga People's Front in Manipur tore into what he called Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's "deceit" in visiting Manipur to play politics amid the ethnic tensions.
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Naga Insurgent Group Helped Meitei Outfits To Destabilise Manipur: Anti-Terror Agency NIA
India's top anti-terror body NIA has said insurgents from Manipur hiding in Myanmar infiltrated the state amid the ethnic violence last year, and trained "impressionable youths" to participate in gunfights.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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"Attempt To Befool Authorities": Manipur's Nagas Oppose Kukis' Demand
The top Naga body in Manipur has strongly objected to the Kuki-Zo tribes' demand for a separate administration or arrangement as it includes two districts that the Nagas had opposed when they were created in 2016.
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Violence-Torn Manipur Sees Rallies Highlighting Naga Issue
Massive rallies were organised by the Naga tribals in four districts of the state today demanding a resolution of the decades-old Naga political issue based on the Framework Agreement signed in 2015.
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Manipur's N Biren Singh "Almost Quits", Torn Resignation Letter Emerges
Contrary to earlier reports that Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh will meet the state's Governor and resign, a senior minister told NDTV that he changed his mind.
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Manipur Situation Gets Complicated As Groups Accuse Each Other Of Attacks
The largest insurgent group in the northeast has asked the Meiteis and Kukis in Manipur to ensure the hostilities between them do not affect the Nagas living in the violence-hit state.
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Centre Extends Ban On Naga Group NSCN-K
The Centre on Monday extended the ban on NSCN-K, saying the Naga insurgent group has been engaged in violence, extortion and secessionist activities.
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Manipur Elections 2017: BJP, Congress Fight Over Talks Failure With Naga Protestors
Ahead of the assembly elections in Manipur, scheduled for March 4, the ruling Congress in Manipur has now launched a political campaign over the failure of the second round of talks between the Centre, the state government and the United Naga Council to end the economic blockade, which completed 100-days earlier this week.
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Second Round Of Talks Between Government And Protestors Fail In Manipur
People of Manipur were left disappointed on February 7 as the Centre, state government and the United Naga Council failed to reach a consensus in the second round of tripartite talks to break the economic logjam in the state.
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Nagaland Violence: Chief Minister TR Zeliang Says 'No Strong Reason' To Quit: 10 Points
Nagaland Chief Minister TR Zeliang today rejected demands for his resignation from protesters, saying that there was "no strong reason" for him to step down. Thousands of people have staged violent protests in capital Kohima and other cities demanding that Mr Zeliang and his entire cabinet step down, after two young Naga tribal men were killed in p...
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Violence In Nagaland: Government Offices, Vehicles Torched Over Local Body Polls
Over a thousand Naga tribals have set fire to the Kohima Municipal Council office and the office of the district collector to protest against Chief Minister TR Zeliang's refusal to meet their ultimatum: resign by 4 pm. As night fell on Nagaland's capital city, tension was high as mobs went on a rampage, burning and vandalising government property a...
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50-Day Manipur Blockade Cripples Life, Nagas Demand President's Rule: 10 Points
With days to go before Christmas, life remains crippled in Manipur due to a 50-day economic blockade, protests and violence on highways following the state government's decision of creation of seven new districts. As Nagas demanded the imposition of President's Rule in the state, curfew was relaxed in parts of state capital Imphal for nine hours to...
