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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Video: Kukis Allege Naga Insurgents Burned Their Village In Manipur
Some structures including huts at a village in Manipur's Kangpokpi district were set on fire by insurgents today. The Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) in a statement to the media claimed responsibility.
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Manipur's Naga Tribes Allege Threat By Kuki Insurgents, Block Village Road
The ZUF (S Kamson) alleged they were fired upon by Kuki insurgents while its members were busy destroying poppy farms. The gunfight led to tension in nearby villages, they said.
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Manipur's Displaced People Intensify Protest To Demand Safe Passage Home
A sit-in protest in Manipur's capital Imphal by hundreds of people living in relief camps escalated into a massive rally today as the internally displaced persons (IDPs) demanded a safe passage home.
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Northeast's Biggest Armed Group's Leader, In Talks With Centre, Visits Home In Manipur After 50 Years
Thuingaleng Muivah, the 91-year-old chief of the northeast's largest insurgent group NSCN(IM), returned to his village today in Manipur's Ukhrul district - where he has not set foot for 50 years.
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2 Insurgents Of Myanmar-Based Armed Group Caught By Army In Manipur
Two cadres of a Myanmar-based 'armed outfit' have been apprehended by Assam Rifles in Manipur's Chandel district, a statement from the paramilitary force said on Wednesday.
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Manipur Ambush May Have Been "Contract Killing" To Undermine President's Rule: Report
Security forces have launched a major crackdown on the banned People's Liberation Army (PLA), a Manipur valley-based insurgent group, arresting a total of 15 including two key suspects directly involved in last month's ambush on Assam Rifles.
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Manipur Police vs Ceasefire-Linked UKLF: A Tangle Over SoO Ground Rules
The Manipur Police's attempt to arrest a man whom they called a "suspected drug kingpin" has raised fundamental questions on law enforcement in the border state that is yet to fully recover from ethnic tension.
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"Peace Can't Be Built On Appeasement": Meitei, Thadou Groups Raise Concerns Over Deal With Kuki Insurgents
The killing of a Thadou tribe leader, Kuki insurgents stopping a bus this week to check whether any passenger had taken a video of their camp in Manipur, and no clarity on free movement on highways have sparked fresh calls again the SoO agreement.
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Kuki Body Clarifies On "Free Movement"; Manipur Top Official Says Will Honour Agreement
Manipur Chief Secretary Puneet Kumar Goel on Friday said the renegotiated suspension of operations (SoO) agreement signed with Kuki, Zomi and Hmar insurgent groups will be honoured.
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Centre Dismisses Social Media Claims That 3,000 Ukrainians Entered India
The government on Friday debunked social media claims that 3,000 Ukrainians have entered India and are hiding in the northeast to train insurgent groups, calling these posts "Fake".
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Video: Kukis Allege Naga Insurgents Burned Their Village In Manipur
Some structures including huts at a village in Manipur's Kangpokpi district were set on fire by insurgents today. The Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) in a statement to the media claimed responsibility.
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Manipur's Naga Tribes Allege Threat By Kuki Insurgents, Block Village Road
The ZUF (S Kamson) alleged they were fired upon by Kuki insurgents while its members were busy destroying poppy farms. The gunfight led to tension in nearby villages, they said.
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Manipur's Displaced People Intensify Protest To Demand Safe Passage Home
A sit-in protest in Manipur's capital Imphal by hundreds of people living in relief camps escalated into a massive rally today as the internally displaced persons (IDPs) demanded a safe passage home.
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Northeast's Biggest Armed Group's Leader, In Talks With Centre, Visits Home In Manipur After 50 Years
Thuingaleng Muivah, the 91-year-old chief of the northeast's largest insurgent group NSCN(IM), returned to his village today in Manipur's Ukhrul district - where he has not set foot for 50 years.
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2 Insurgents Of Myanmar-Based Armed Group Caught By Army In Manipur
Two cadres of a Myanmar-based 'armed outfit' have been apprehended by Assam Rifles in Manipur's Chandel district, a statement from the paramilitary force said on Wednesday.
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Manipur Ambush May Have Been "Contract Killing" To Undermine President's Rule: Report
Security forces have launched a major crackdown on the banned People's Liberation Army (PLA), a Manipur valley-based insurgent group, arresting a total of 15 including two key suspects directly involved in last month's ambush on Assam Rifles.
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Manipur Police vs Ceasefire-Linked UKLF: A Tangle Over SoO Ground Rules
The Manipur Police's attempt to arrest a man whom they called a "suspected drug kingpin" has raised fundamental questions on law enforcement in the border state that is yet to fully recover from ethnic tension.
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"Peace Can't Be Built On Appeasement": Meitei, Thadou Groups Raise Concerns Over Deal With Kuki Insurgents
The killing of a Thadou tribe leader, Kuki insurgents stopping a bus this week to check whether any passenger had taken a video of their camp in Manipur, and no clarity on free movement on highways have sparked fresh calls again the SoO agreement.
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Kuki Body Clarifies On "Free Movement"; Manipur Top Official Says Will Honour Agreement
Manipur Chief Secretary Puneet Kumar Goel on Friday said the renegotiated suspension of operations (SoO) agreement signed with Kuki, Zomi and Hmar insurgent groups will be honoured.
