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Parliament Extends President's Rule In Manipur By 6 Months
Parliament on Tuesday approved a statutory resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur for another six months beyond August 13.
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Ethnic Conflict Leaves Manipur's Thriving Agricultural Lands Abandoned
Manipur's previously thriving agricultural lands are now hauntingly quiet, reflecting the anxieties and doubts that have engulfed its farming communities since ethnic strife began in May 2023.
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Manipur Looks At One Last Step To End Hereditary Chieftainship
The Manipur government will take "appropriate steps" to enforce a law that will end the system of hereditary chieftainship in the hills areas of the state, BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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Questions Raised After Over 700 Myanmar Nationals Enter Manipur In 2 Days
The Manipur government has sought a detailed report from the Assam Rifles on how at least 718 Myanmar nationals - in just two days i.e. July 22 and 23 - "were allowed to enter India" without "proper travel documents".
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Fresh Violence In Manipur As Mobs Vandalise Police Armoury, Fire On Forces
Automatic weapons were fired from Kwatha and Kangvai areas of conflict-torn Manipur last night, and intermittent bursts of firing were being reported till early this morning, police and army sources have said.
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Manipur: Sporadic Violence In Sugnu After Suspected Militants Torch 200 Houses
For over a week, Manipur's Sugnu town has now remained the key area of confrontation between the two communities at loggerheads in the northeastern state, where sporadic violence has continued for over a month.
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"Shun Violence": 2 Manipur MPs Day After Attack On Union Minister's Home
Rajkumar Ranjan Singh and Lorho S Pfoze - the only two Lok Sabha MPs from the northeast state, where violence broke out between the Meiteis and the Kukis over the Meiteis' demand for Scheduled Tribes (ST) category - had organised an informal meeting.
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"No Balkanisation On Ethnic Lines": Union Minister Writes To PM On Manipur
Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, the Minister of State for External Affairs and Education, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the threat of "Balkanisation on ethnic lines" in Manipur.
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Parliament Extends President's Rule In Manipur By 6 Months
Parliament on Tuesday approved a statutory resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur for another six months beyond August 13.
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Ethnic Conflict Leaves Manipur's Thriving Agricultural Lands Abandoned
Manipur's previously thriving agricultural lands are now hauntingly quiet, reflecting the anxieties and doubts that have engulfed its farming communities since ethnic strife began in May 2023.
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Manipur Looks At One Last Step To End Hereditary Chieftainship
The Manipur government will take "appropriate steps" to enforce a law that will end the system of hereditary chieftainship in the hills areas of the state, BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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Questions Raised After Over 700 Myanmar Nationals Enter Manipur In 2 Days
The Manipur government has sought a detailed report from the Assam Rifles on how at least 718 Myanmar nationals - in just two days i.e. July 22 and 23 - "were allowed to enter India" without "proper travel documents".
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Fresh Violence In Manipur As Mobs Vandalise Police Armoury, Fire On Forces
Automatic weapons were fired from Kwatha and Kangvai areas of conflict-torn Manipur last night, and intermittent bursts of firing were being reported till early this morning, police and army sources have said.
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Manipur: Sporadic Violence In Sugnu After Suspected Militants Torch 200 Houses
For over a week, Manipur's Sugnu town has now remained the key area of confrontation between the two communities at loggerheads in the northeastern state, where sporadic violence has continued for over a month.
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"Shun Violence": 2 Manipur MPs Day After Attack On Union Minister's Home
Rajkumar Ranjan Singh and Lorho S Pfoze - the only two Lok Sabha MPs from the northeast state, where violence broke out between the Meiteis and the Kukis over the Meiteis' demand for Scheduled Tribes (ST) category - had organised an informal meeting.
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"No Balkanisation On Ethnic Lines": Union Minister Writes To PM On Manipur
Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, the Minister of State for External Affairs and Education, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the threat of "Balkanisation on ethnic lines" in Manipur.
