Northeast Ethnic Clashes
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Blog | A Year On, It Is Schrodinger's Manipur
- Friday May 3, 2024
- Blog | Debanish Achom
The Manipur ethnic violence began a year ago. To say "a year ago" is the strangest thing about the situation for a state that borders the troubled, junta-ruled Myanmar.
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"Are We Going To Die...": 9 Injured In Manipur Firing Amid Kidnapping Allegations
- Tuesday November 7, 2023
- India News | Edited by Debanish Achom
Nine people were injured in firing at four places in Manipur today, allegedly between two groups amid the heightened ethnic tension in the northeast state bordering Myanmar. Eight of them were injured in firing at a single place.
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Massive Peace Rally In Manipur Against Insurgents, Division Of State
- Saturday July 29, 2023
- India News | Written by Ratnadip Choudhury
A key Manipur civil society group organised a massive rally in the state capital Imphal today, demanding action against "Kuki-Chin terrorists", who they alleged are responsible for the ethnic clashes in the northeast state.
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Northeast ethnic clashes: 103 people arrested, say police
- Monday January 10, 2011
- Cities | Press Trust of India
103 people have been arrested and 25 cases of attempted arson and rioting have been registered in the ethnic-violence-hit areas in Meghalaya, state police chief S B Kakati said today. Around 26 villages have been affected in Meghalaya and some 1,500 houses burnt, Kakati said in a media briefing. "Excessive rumours are floating around as to what is ...
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Fresh violence in North East; Central forces reach Assam, Meghalaya
- Monday January 10, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
There has been fresh violence at the Assam-Meghalaya border. The Army was rushed in early this morning after Garos set a village on fire. Last night also there were reports of violence in the border areas. Several villages were torched and trucks carrying supplies set on fire. After 10 days of violent ethnic clashes, an officer from the home minist...
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Blog | A Year On, It Is Schrodinger's Manipur
- Friday May 3, 2024
- Blog | Debanish Achom
The Manipur ethnic violence began a year ago. To say "a year ago" is the strangest thing about the situation for a state that borders the troubled, junta-ruled Myanmar.
- www.ndtv.com
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"Are We Going To Die...": 9 Injured In Manipur Firing Amid Kidnapping Allegations
- Tuesday November 7, 2023
- India News | Edited by Debanish Achom
Nine people were injured in firing at four places in Manipur today, allegedly between two groups amid the heightened ethnic tension in the northeast state bordering Myanmar. Eight of them were injured in firing at a single place.
- www.ndtv.com
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Massive Peace Rally In Manipur Against Insurgents, Division Of State
- Saturday July 29, 2023
- India News | Written by Ratnadip Choudhury
A key Manipur civil society group organised a massive rally in the state capital Imphal today, demanding action against "Kuki-Chin terrorists", who they alleged are responsible for the ethnic clashes in the northeast state.
- www.ndtv.com
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Northeast ethnic clashes: 103 people arrested, say police
- Monday January 10, 2011
- Cities | Press Trust of India
103 people have been arrested and 25 cases of attempted arson and rioting have been registered in the ethnic-violence-hit areas in Meghalaya, state police chief S B Kakati said today. Around 26 villages have been affected in Meghalaya and some 1,500 houses burnt, Kakati said in a media briefing. "Excessive rumours are floating around as to what is ...
- www.ndtv.com
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Fresh violence in North East; Central forces reach Assam, Meghalaya
- Monday January 10, 2011
- India News | NDTV Correspondent
There has been fresh violence at the Assam-Meghalaya border. The Army was rushed in early this morning after Garos set a village on fire. Last night also there were reports of violence in the border areas. Several villages were torched and trucks carrying supplies set on fire. After 10 days of violent ethnic clashes, an officer from the home minist...
- www.ndtv.com