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Army Officer Kidnapped From Manipur Home In 4th Such Incident
An army officer was kidnapped from his house in Manipur in the fourth such incident since ethnic violence began in the border state in May last year.
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Over 800 Assault Rifles Recovered So Far, Combing Ops In Manipur Active
The security forces in ethnic violence-hit Manipur have so far recovered 868 assault rifles and over 11,000 rounds of ammunition, sources have said. They found 57 guns and 318 rounds in the past 24 hours.
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Troops Being Rotated In Manipur To Avoid Allegations Of Bias: Sources
Soldiers are regularly being rotated during area domination exercises in Manipur, said an officer refuting allegations of bias or favoritism.
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Army Patrol In Manipur Recover Explosives, Remote Firing Devices
Security personnel have recovered explosives and a "Remote Initiation Mechanism" for improvised explosive devices (IED) in Manipur where soldiers continue patrolling areas affected by ethnic clashes
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How Army Is Helping Children Shape Their Lives In Manipur
Manipur has had an umbilical connection with insurgency. Their hopes and aspirations are being supported by the Army officers.
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Army Officer Says Targeted For Exposing Fake Encounters, Extortions
An army officer posted in Manipur has told a court that his and family's lives are at danger because he had flagged fake encounters and extortions by a unit of the army's intelligence surveillance wing in the northeast. Army sources said the matter is sub-judice and an affidavit has already been submitted in court on the issue.
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Army Can't Use 'Excessive Force' In Disturbed Areas, Says Supreme Court
The army and the paramilitary cannot use "excessive and retaliatory force" in Manipur, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling.
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China's Growing Link With North-East Rebels Worries India
A subtle Chinese hand was suspected in the ambush of 18 soldiers in Manipur on June 4. Trying to connect the dots, investigators have now come up with more evidence of Chinese intelligence dabbling with north-eastern rebel groups.
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In Favour of Reducing Deployment of Central Forces in North East: Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is in favour of reducing the deployment of central security forces in the north-eastern region, in view of the improved security situation. He is in Guwahati to discuss a host of issues relating to security and overall development of the region in a meeting with the Chief Ministers of all the North-eastern states.
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Villages Near Manipur Ambush Site Still Deserted as Residents Put Off Return
Life is yet to return to normalcy for the villages in Chandel, where 18 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly ambush two weeks ago. At least three villages located a few kilometres near the ambush site are still deserted; villagers fear for their lives and are reluctant to return home.
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Myanmar Operation Strengthens PM Modi's No-Nonsense Reputation
There are those who have described the Indian Army's operations against cross-border insurgency groups hiding in villages in Myanmar as dramatic and new. There are others who have pointed out that such operations have been conducted before - in Myanmar itself and famously in Bhutan, against the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and other milit...
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Search Operations Intensified in Manipur, Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag Visits Ambush Site
Army chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag on Friday inspected the site of Thursday's deadly ambush in Manipur's chandel district in which 18 Army soldiers were killed and 11 others injured, as security personnel intensified combing operations to track down the insurgents.
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All-Out Offensive Launched in Manipur to Eliminate Militants After 20 Army Personnel Killed in Ambush
An all-out offensive was launched to trace and eliminate the militants involved in massacre of 20 army men in Manipur today.
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18 Army Personnel Killed in Ambush in Manipur; Army Planning Counter-Insurgency Operations
18 armymen were killed and at least 11 injured when militants ambushed their convoy in Manipur's Chandel district on Thursday morning, in what is being described as the worst casualties the Army has suffered in recent years.
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Manipur: Two Armymen killed by colleagues
In a case of fratricide, two Junior Commissioned Officers of 12th Maratha Rifles were shot dead allegedly by their colleagues in Manipur's interior Churachandpur district. The incident occurred at Khengjang camp near power station under Churachandpur police station on Monday evening.
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Army Officer Kidnapped From Manipur Home In 4th Such Incident
An army officer was kidnapped from his house in Manipur in the fourth such incident since ethnic violence began in the border state in May last year.
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Over 800 Assault Rifles Recovered So Far, Combing Ops In Manipur Active
The security forces in ethnic violence-hit Manipur have so far recovered 868 assault rifles and over 11,000 rounds of ammunition, sources have said. They found 57 guns and 318 rounds in the past 24 hours.
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Troops Being Rotated In Manipur To Avoid Allegations Of Bias: Sources
Soldiers are regularly being rotated during area domination exercises in Manipur, said an officer refuting allegations of bias or favoritism.
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Army Patrol In Manipur Recover Explosives, Remote Firing Devices
Security personnel have recovered explosives and a "Remote Initiation Mechanism" for improvised explosive devices (IED) in Manipur where soldiers continue patrolling areas affected by ethnic clashes
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How Army Is Helping Children Shape Their Lives In Manipur
Manipur has had an umbilical connection with insurgency. Their hopes and aspirations are being supported by the Army officers.
-
Army Officer Says Targeted For Exposing Fake Encounters, Extortions
An army officer posted in Manipur has told a court that his and family's lives are at danger because he had flagged fake encounters and extortions by a unit of the army's intelligence surveillance wing in the northeast. Army sources said the matter is sub-judice and an affidavit has already been submitted in court on the issue.
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Army Can't Use 'Excessive Force' In Disturbed Areas, Says Supreme Court
The army and the paramilitary cannot use "excessive and retaliatory force" in Manipur, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling.
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China's Growing Link With North-East Rebels Worries India
A subtle Chinese hand was suspected in the ambush of 18 soldiers in Manipur on June 4. Trying to connect the dots, investigators have now come up with more evidence of Chinese intelligence dabbling with north-eastern rebel groups.
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In Favour of Reducing Deployment of Central Forces in North East: Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is in favour of reducing the deployment of central security forces in the north-eastern region, in view of the improved security situation. He is in Guwahati to discuss a host of issues relating to security and overall development of the region in a meeting with the Chief Ministers of all the North-eastern states.
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Villages Near Manipur Ambush Site Still Deserted as Residents Put Off Return
Life is yet to return to normalcy for the villages in Chandel, where 18 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly ambush two weeks ago. At least three villages located a few kilometres near the ambush site are still deserted; villagers fear for their lives and are reluctant to return home.
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Myanmar Operation Strengthens PM Modi's No-Nonsense Reputation
There are those who have described the Indian Army's operations against cross-border insurgency groups hiding in villages in Myanmar as dramatic and new. There are others who have pointed out that such operations have been conducted before - in Myanmar itself and famously in Bhutan, against the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and other milit...
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Search Operations Intensified in Manipur, Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag Visits Ambush Site
Army chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag on Friday inspected the site of Thursday's deadly ambush in Manipur's chandel district in which 18 Army soldiers were killed and 11 others injured, as security personnel intensified combing operations to track down the insurgents.
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All-Out Offensive Launched in Manipur to Eliminate Militants After 20 Army Personnel Killed in Ambush
An all-out offensive was launched to trace and eliminate the militants involved in massacre of 20 army men in Manipur today.
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18 Army Personnel Killed in Ambush in Manipur; Army Planning Counter-Insurgency Operations
18 armymen were killed and at least 11 injured when militants ambushed their convoy in Manipur's Chandel district on Thursday morning, in what is being described as the worst casualties the Army has suffered in recent years.
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Manipur: Two Armymen killed by colleagues
In a case of fratricide, two Junior Commissioned Officers of 12th Maratha Rifles were shot dead allegedly by their colleagues in Manipur's interior Churachandpur district. The incident occurred at Khengjang camp near power station under Churachandpur police station on Monday evening.
