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Manipur Donor Tried To Save Infant Hospitalised For Over 3 Weeks, Shocked To See "Killed In Violence" Posts
A Manipur woman was shocked to see the name of a one-month-old infant, whom she knew, appear on social media posts as a "victim" of the ethnic violence that began on May 3.
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Months After Manipur Clashes, 19 Victims Laid To Rest In Mass Burial
Eight months after they were killed in ethnic violence in Manipur, the remains of 19 people belonging to the Kuki Zo community were laid to rest in the state's Kangpokpi district on Friday.
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8 Months After Manipur Violence, Victims' Bodies Airlifted From Imphal Morgue
Over 8 months after ethnic clashes shook Manipur, the unclaimed bodies of the victims of violence have been shifted from morgues in Imphal to districts in the state for proper burial, sources told NDTV today.
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Re-Issue Lost Documents Of Manipur Victims: Supreme Court-Appointed Panel
A Supreme Court-appointed panel has urged the top court to pass a slew of directions to ensure Aadhaar cards are made available to those displaced and the victims' compensation scheme is broadened.
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Manipur Panel's Report Shows Need To Upgrade Compensation: Supreme Court
A panel headed by former judge Gita Mittal to oversee relief and rehabilitation of victims of violence in Manipur on Monday submitted three reports to the Supreme Court.
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"When They Return From Manipur...": BJP's Dare To Visiting Opposition MPs
A 21-member opposition delegation is in Manipur today to assess the ground situation in the northeastern state where ethnic violence has been raging for nearly three months. They said they will take the stories of the victims to parliament.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Rahul Gandhi To Meet Ethnic Strife Victims During 2-Day Visit To Manipur
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will meet people displaced by the ethnic strife in relief camps and hold talks with civil society organisations during his two-day visit to the state from Thursday, party officials said.
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Amit Shah In Manipur, Centre Announces Aid For Violence Victims: 10 Facts
The Centre today announced Rs 10 lakh compensation for families of those killed in ethnic clashes in Manipur as Home Minister Amit Shah toured parts of the strife-torn northeastern state.
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Man Beaten To Death On Suspicion Of Vehicle Theft In Manipur, 5 Arrested
Five people have been arrested for allegedly lynching a man on suspicion of vehicle theft in Manipur's Imphal West district, police said on Friday. The incident sparked fears of communal violence in the area as the victim belonged to a minority community.
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Ex-Legislator to Pay Rs 90,000 Maintenance to Wife: Court
A former MLA of Manipur was today directed by a Delhi Court to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 90,000 per month to his wife, who has alleged she was a victim of domestic violence, to support their three children.
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Manipur Donor Tried To Save Infant Hospitalised For Over 3 Weeks, Shocked To See "Killed In Violence" Posts
A Manipur woman was shocked to see the name of a one-month-old infant, whom she knew, appear on social media posts as a "victim" of the ethnic violence that began on May 3.
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Months After Manipur Clashes, 19 Victims Laid To Rest In Mass Burial
Eight months after they were killed in ethnic violence in Manipur, the remains of 19 people belonging to the Kuki Zo community were laid to rest in the state's Kangpokpi district on Friday.
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8 Months After Manipur Violence, Victims' Bodies Airlifted From Imphal Morgue
Over 8 months after ethnic clashes shook Manipur, the unclaimed bodies of the victims of violence have been shifted from morgues in Imphal to districts in the state for proper burial, sources told NDTV today.
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Re-Issue Lost Documents Of Manipur Victims: Supreme Court-Appointed Panel
A Supreme Court-appointed panel has urged the top court to pass a slew of directions to ensure Aadhaar cards are made available to those displaced and the victims' compensation scheme is broadened.
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Manipur Panel's Report Shows Need To Upgrade Compensation: Supreme Court
A panel headed by former judge Gita Mittal to oversee relief and rehabilitation of victims of violence in Manipur on Monday submitted three reports to the Supreme Court.
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"When They Return From Manipur...": BJP's Dare To Visiting Opposition MPs
A 21-member opposition delegation is in Manipur today to assess the ground situation in the northeastern state where ethnic violence has been raging for nearly three months. They said they will take the stories of the victims to parliament.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Rahul Gandhi To Meet Ethnic Strife Victims During 2-Day Visit To Manipur
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will meet people displaced by the ethnic strife in relief camps and hold talks with civil society organisations during his two-day visit to the state from Thursday, party officials said.
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Amit Shah In Manipur, Centre Announces Aid For Violence Victims: 10 Facts
The Centre today announced Rs 10 lakh compensation for families of those killed in ethnic clashes in Manipur as Home Minister Amit Shah toured parts of the strife-torn northeastern state.
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Man Beaten To Death On Suspicion Of Vehicle Theft In Manipur, 5 Arrested
Five people have been arrested for allegedly lynching a man on suspicion of vehicle theft in Manipur's Imphal West district, police said on Friday. The incident sparked fears of communal violence in the area as the victim belonged to a minority community.
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Ex-Legislator to Pay Rs 90,000 Maintenance to Wife: Court
A former MLA of Manipur was today directed by a Delhi Court to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 90,000 per month to his wife, who has alleged she was a victim of domestic violence, to support their three children.
