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Kuki Body Apologises For Killing Of 6 Naga Hostages
Six Nagas were taken hostage from Leilon Vaiphei village in Kangpokpi district on May 13. Their bodies were recovered on June 10 from the vicinity of a Kuki-Zo village.
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
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Kidnapped By Mob And Gang-Raped 2 Years Ago, Kuki Woman Dies In Manipur
A woman from the Kuki tribe, who was gang-raped after she was kidnapped by a group of men from Manipur's capital Imphal just after the Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes broke out in May 2023, has died of an illness aggravated by the trauma.
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"Forgive, Forget Mistakes...": Manipur Chief Minister's Apology For Clashes
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday apologised to the people of the state over the ongoing violence.
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Europe Manipur Group Shares Concerns With Indian High Commission In UK, Submits Memorandum
A civil society group of people from Manipur living in Europe has requested the Indian High Commission in the UK to convey their concerns to leaders back home over the ethnic tensions in the state bordering Myanmar.
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"Don't Go To Manipur": US State Department Revises India Travel Advisory
The US has asked its nationals not to travel to Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir, the India-Pakistan border, and parts of central and eastern parts of the country where Naxalites are active.
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Man Carrying 10 High-End Drone Batteries For Manipur Terror Group Arrested
A man who tried to sneak into Manipur carrying 10 high-end drone batteries for a terror group has been arrested by the Assam Special Task Force (STF), the police said in a statement today.
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"Can't Go By Sentiment": Supreme Court Junks Manipur Violence Petition
Supreme Court said it can't go by sentiments and must act as per law, as it refused to entertain a petition seeking contempt action for alleged non-compliance with the top court's order to protect the properties of those displaced during violence.
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Families Of Missing People From Meitei Community Seek Closure, A Year After Manipur Violence Began
Families of 31 missing people from Manipur's valley areas have once again appealed to the Centre and the state government to help bring closure by tracing them.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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After "Foreign Mercenaries" Allegations, Kuki Groups Ask Centre To Remove Manipur Cops
Kuki groups have refuted Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's allegations that foreign insurgents could be involved in the attacks on police commandos and the Border Security Force (BSF) in the border town Moreh.
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After Dark Diwali And Muted Ningol Chakouba, Gloomy Christmas In Manipur
After a dark Diwali, Christmas in Manipur will be a sorrowful event this year with a significant number of people having no resources to go to church. Thousands of internally displaced people in Manipur have been in relief camps for almost 8 months.
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Ex-Manipur Woman Cop's House Ransacked Amid Claims On Origin Of Ethnic Conflict
An ex-police officer's home in Manipur's Imphal was ransacked by a vigilante group, the Meria Paibi.
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Drug Mafia, Illegal Immigrants Behind Manipur Violence: Chief Minister
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday blamed drug mafia and illegal immigrants for the ethnic strife that has rocked the northeastern state for months.
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Video: How Manipur Is "Turning The Tides" In War Against Drugs
The BJP today posted a video explaining the huge problem of poppy cultivation in Manipur's remote hill areas. The video posted by the BJP's main handle on X, formerly known as Twitter, is being seen as a solid endorsement of Manipur Chief Minister.
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Kuki Body Apologises For Killing Of 6 Naga Hostages
Six Nagas were taken hostage from Leilon Vaiphei village in Kangpokpi district on May 13. Their bodies were recovered on June 10 from the vicinity of a Kuki-Zo village.
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
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Kidnapped By Mob And Gang-Raped 2 Years Ago, Kuki Woman Dies In Manipur
A woman from the Kuki tribe, who was gang-raped after she was kidnapped by a group of men from Manipur's capital Imphal just after the Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes broke out in May 2023, has died of an illness aggravated by the trauma.
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"Forgive, Forget Mistakes...": Manipur Chief Minister's Apology For Clashes
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday apologised to the people of the state over the ongoing violence.
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Europe Manipur Group Shares Concerns With Indian High Commission In UK, Submits Memorandum
A civil society group of people from Manipur living in Europe has requested the Indian High Commission in the UK to convey their concerns to leaders back home over the ethnic tensions in the state bordering Myanmar.
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"Don't Go To Manipur": US State Department Revises India Travel Advisory
The US has asked its nationals not to travel to Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir, the India-Pakistan border, and parts of central and eastern parts of the country where Naxalites are active.
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Man Carrying 10 High-End Drone Batteries For Manipur Terror Group Arrested
A man who tried to sneak into Manipur carrying 10 high-end drone batteries for a terror group has been arrested by the Assam Special Task Force (STF), the police said in a statement today.
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"Can't Go By Sentiment": Supreme Court Junks Manipur Violence Petition
Supreme Court said it can't go by sentiments and must act as per law, as it refused to entertain a petition seeking contempt action for alleged non-compliance with the top court's order to protect the properties of those displaced during violence.
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Families Of Missing People From Meitei Community Seek Closure, A Year After Manipur Violence Began
Families of 31 missing people from Manipur's valley areas have once again appealed to the Centre and the state government to help bring closure by tracing them.
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"Right To Live Before Right To Vote": The Refrain In Manipur Relief Camps
"Why should I vote to elect a representative of a place which is no longer mine ... elections mean nothing to us," says a distraught Nobi, who lost her home 11 months ago to ethnic violence in Manipur and is living in a relief camp.
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After "Foreign Mercenaries" Allegations, Kuki Groups Ask Centre To Remove Manipur Cops
Kuki groups have refuted Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's allegations that foreign insurgents could be involved in the attacks on police commandos and the Border Security Force (BSF) in the border town Moreh.
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After Dark Diwali And Muted Ningol Chakouba, Gloomy Christmas In Manipur
After a dark Diwali, Christmas in Manipur will be a sorrowful event this year with a significant number of people having no resources to go to church. Thousands of internally displaced people in Manipur have been in relief camps for almost 8 months.
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Ex-Manipur Woman Cop's House Ransacked Amid Claims On Origin Of Ethnic Conflict
An ex-police officer's home in Manipur's Imphal was ransacked by a vigilante group, the Meria Paibi.
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Drug Mafia, Illegal Immigrants Behind Manipur Violence: Chief Minister
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday blamed drug mafia and illegal immigrants for the ethnic strife that has rocked the northeastern state for months.
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Video: How Manipur Is "Turning The Tides" In War Against Drugs
The BJP today posted a video explaining the huge problem of poppy cultivation in Manipur's remote hill areas. The video posted by the BJP's main handle on X, formerly known as Twitter, is being seen as a solid endorsement of Manipur Chief Minister.
