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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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Manipur Naga Groups Demand Immediate Justice For Women Paraded Naked
Several Naga civil society organisations in Manipur, including the powerful United Naga Council, All Naga Students' Association Manipur (ANSAM) and Naga People's Front, have strongly condemned the inhuman act committed against the two women by a mob
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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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Nagaland Governor To Meet Church Leaders Amid Discontent Over Peace Talks
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi will meet regional church leaders and civil society representatives in state capital Kohima on Friday amid rising discontent over the slow progress in the Naga peace talks. Representatives of 14 Naga tribes from the northeastern state and the United Naga Council from neighbouring Manipur will be among those attending it.
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Big Test For N Biren Singh, BJP's First Chief Minister In Manipur, Today
BJP's N Biren Singh, who took oath as Manipur's Chief Minister on March 15, has to prove his majority in the state assembly today. Despite being the second largest party - with 21 legislators - in the recently-concluded assembly elections, the BJP claims to have the support of 33 legislators with the help of regional parties and independent lawmake...
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130-Day Manipur Blockade Ends Ahead Of Chief Minister Biren Singh's Big Test
An economic blockade in Manipur led by the United Naga Council, which had crippled the state's supply lines for over 130 days, has been lifted - a day ahead of Chief Minister Biren Singh's crucial floor test to prove his majority in the Manipur assembly today.
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57% Turnout In UP Till 5 PM, 84.8% In Manipur: Highlights
Voting is being held in Uttar Pradesh and Manipur today. People of India's most populous state are voting in the penultimate phase for 49 seats, while in Manipur, 38 seats are being contested. Ruling Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh's Lok Sabha constituency - with 10 assembly seats - remains in focus where voting is being held today. In Mani...
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Exclusive: Naga Ancestral Land In Manipur Is Non-Negotiable, Says United Naga Council
In Manipur, crippled by an economic blockade for over the three months, the agitating United Naga Council (UNC) and the ruling Congress have drawn swords at each other. With Manipur Congress Legislature Party (CLP) writing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to declare UNC, the top body of Nagas living in Manipur, as an "unlawful organisation", the UNC...
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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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Indian Air Force To The Rescue, Airlifts Fuel Tankers To Crippled Manipur
With Manipur still reeling under an acute shortage of necessities on the 84th day of an economic blockade imposed by the United Naga Council, the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) today airlifted fuel tankers to Imphal.
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In Manipur, Both BJP And Congress To Make Blockade Main Election Issue
With the economic blockade in Manipur imposed by United Naga Council over the creation of seven new districts completing 70 days, the ruling Congress government in the state as well as the BJP are ready to turn the blockade into the main election issue. Manipur will go to polls in March.
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Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh Rubbishes Home Ministry Report On Unrest
Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh today met President Pranab Mukherjee to discuss the Ministry of Home Affairs' report to the Election Commission that termed the law-and-order situation in the state as "grave".
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To Clear Highway Blockade, Centre Rushes 4,000 More Paramilitary Personnel To Manipur
The central government has decided to rush additional 4,000 paramilitary personnel to Manipur in its efforts to reopen a national highway which has been blocked for nearly two months by a Naga group. With this, a total of 17,500 central security personnel have been deployed in the state to assist the local administration in maintaining law and orde...
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Army Chief Dalbir Suhag Visits Assam, Manipur To Review Security Situation
Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh is on a visit to Manipur and Assam to review security situation, an official said.
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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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Manipur Naga Groups Demand Immediate Justice For Women Paraded Naked
Several Naga civil society organisations in Manipur, including the powerful United Naga Council, All Naga Students' Association Manipur (ANSAM) and Naga People's Front, have strongly condemned the inhuman act committed against the two women by a mob
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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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Nagaland Governor To Meet Church Leaders Amid Discontent Over Peace Talks
Nagaland Governor RN Ravi will meet regional church leaders and civil society representatives in state capital Kohima on Friday amid rising discontent over the slow progress in the Naga peace talks. Representatives of 14 Naga tribes from the northeastern state and the United Naga Council from neighbouring Manipur will be among those attending it.
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Big Test For N Biren Singh, BJP's First Chief Minister In Manipur, Today
BJP's N Biren Singh, who took oath as Manipur's Chief Minister on March 15, has to prove his majority in the state assembly today. Despite being the second largest party - with 21 legislators - in the recently-concluded assembly elections, the BJP claims to have the support of 33 legislators with the help of regional parties and independent lawmake...
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130-Day Manipur Blockade Ends Ahead Of Chief Minister Biren Singh's Big Test
An economic blockade in Manipur led by the United Naga Council, which had crippled the state's supply lines for over 130 days, has been lifted - a day ahead of Chief Minister Biren Singh's crucial floor test to prove his majority in the Manipur assembly today.
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57% Turnout In UP Till 5 PM, 84.8% In Manipur: Highlights
Voting is being held in Uttar Pradesh and Manipur today. People of India's most populous state are voting in the penultimate phase for 49 seats, while in Manipur, 38 seats are being contested. Ruling Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh's Lok Sabha constituency - with 10 assembly seats - remains in focus where voting is being held today. In Mani...
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Exclusive: Naga Ancestral Land In Manipur Is Non-Negotiable, Says United Naga Council
In Manipur, crippled by an economic blockade for over the three months, the agitating United Naga Council (UNC) and the ruling Congress have drawn swords at each other. With Manipur Congress Legislature Party (CLP) writing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to declare UNC, the top body of Nagas living in Manipur, as an "unlawful organisation", the UNC...
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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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Indian Air Force To The Rescue, Airlifts Fuel Tankers To Crippled Manipur
With Manipur still reeling under an acute shortage of necessities on the 84th day of an economic blockade imposed by the United Naga Council, the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) today airlifted fuel tankers to Imphal.
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In Manipur, Both BJP And Congress To Make Blockade Main Election Issue
With the economic blockade in Manipur imposed by United Naga Council over the creation of seven new districts completing 70 days, the ruling Congress government in the state as well as the BJP are ready to turn the blockade into the main election issue. Manipur will go to polls in March.
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Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh Rubbishes Home Ministry Report On Unrest
Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh today met President Pranab Mukherjee to discuss the Ministry of Home Affairs' report to the Election Commission that termed the law-and-order situation in the state as "grave".
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To Clear Highway Blockade, Centre Rushes 4,000 More Paramilitary Personnel To Manipur
The central government has decided to rush additional 4,000 paramilitary personnel to Manipur in its efforts to reopen a national highway which has been blocked for nearly two months by a Naga group. With this, a total of 17,500 central security personnel have been deployed in the state to assist the local administration in maintaining law and orde...
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Army Chief Dalbir Suhag Visits Assam, Manipur To Review Security Situation
Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh is on a visit to Manipur and Assam to review security situation, an official said.
