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4 Terrorists Hiding In Village Shot Dead In Army's Dawn Operation In Manipur
Four terrorists of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA) were shot dead in an encounter with the security forces in Manipur this morning, a defence spokesperson said.
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Manipur Woman Dies, Husband Injured After Fight In Delhi: Cops
A woman from Manipur died and a man was injured following an alleged domestic dispute in a house in southwest Delhi's Munirka area, police said on Monday.
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Manipur MLA Seeks Probe Into Who Ordered Demolition Of Iconic Building
Manipur BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh has requested Governor AK Bhalla to look into who ordered the demolition of an iconic old building in Meghalaya's Shillong linked to Manipur's history.
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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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1 Case In 2022, 3,399 In '23: Manipur's Big Spike In Crimes Against Tribals
India witnessed a sharp 28.7 per cent rise in crimes against members of the Scheduled Tribes (ST) community in 2023, with the northeastern state of Manipur emerging as the most affected, according to the latest data released by NCRB
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From Living In Relief Camp To Medical College, Manipur Student's Journey
Shitaljit Tongbram, 21, walked to his grandmother's house in Churachandpur carrying two t-shirts on the evening of May 3, 2023, the day Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes began across Manipur.
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Stone-Throwing, Clashes In Manipur's Churachandpur After Arrests Over Vandalism
A group of people including teens in Manipur's Churachandpur clashed with the security forces as they sought the release of some of their friends who were arrested in an alleged vandalism case.
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Experts, Ex Officers Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur, Raise 16 Points
Fourteen individuals including Manipur's noted filmmaker Aribam Syam Sharma and 24 civil society organisations have alleged several factual errors and incongruences in a recent report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the Manipur ethnic violence.
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Thadou Leader Who Attended Manipur Peace Meet Killed By "Kuki Militants" In Assam
A leader of the Thadou tribe from Assam who attended a peace meeting in Manipur on August 6 was allegedly kidnapped, tortured and killed by Kuki militants on Saturday.
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"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
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Meitei Leaders Across Party Lines, Civil Body Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur Violence
Leaders cutting across party lines and civil society groups of the Meitei community in Manipur have asked a Delhi-based non-profit to apologise and withdraw what they called a "biased" report on the ethnic violence in the border state.
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Rights Group, Manipur Ex Chief Minister Allege Report On Ethnic Violence "Biased", Seek Legal Action
Manipur's former chief minister N Biren Singh, in his first public reaction to a report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the ethnic violence in the northeast state bordering Myanmar, alleged the report "serves only to deepen divides".
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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Drug Use Among Meghalaya's Youth Starts As Early As 10: Study
The study found the mean age of drug initiation to be 19 years, with over one-third of respondents starting as minors and a quarter while still in school.
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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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4 Terrorists Hiding In Village Shot Dead In Army's Dawn Operation In Manipur
Four terrorists of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA) were shot dead in an encounter with the security forces in Manipur this morning, a defence spokesperson said.
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Manipur Woman Dies, Husband Injured After Fight In Delhi: Cops
A woman from Manipur died and a man was injured following an alleged domestic dispute in a house in southwest Delhi's Munirka area, police said on Monday.
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Manipur MLA Seeks Probe Into Who Ordered Demolition Of Iconic Building
Manipur BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh has requested Governor AK Bhalla to look into who ordered the demolition of an iconic old building in Meghalaya's Shillong linked to Manipur's history.
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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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1 Case In 2022, 3,399 In '23: Manipur's Big Spike In Crimes Against Tribals
India witnessed a sharp 28.7 per cent rise in crimes against members of the Scheduled Tribes (ST) community in 2023, with the northeastern state of Manipur emerging as the most affected, according to the latest data released by NCRB
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From Living In Relief Camp To Medical College, Manipur Student's Journey
Shitaljit Tongbram, 21, walked to his grandmother's house in Churachandpur carrying two t-shirts on the evening of May 3, 2023, the day Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes began across Manipur.
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Stone-Throwing, Clashes In Manipur's Churachandpur After Arrests Over Vandalism
A group of people including teens in Manipur's Churachandpur clashed with the security forces as they sought the release of some of their friends who were arrested in an alleged vandalism case.
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Experts, Ex Officers Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur, Raise 16 Points
Fourteen individuals including Manipur's noted filmmaker Aribam Syam Sharma and 24 civil society organisations have alleged several factual errors and incongruences in a recent report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the Manipur ethnic violence.
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Thadou Leader Who Attended Manipur Peace Meet Killed By "Kuki Militants" In Assam
A leader of the Thadou tribe from Assam who attended a peace meeting in Manipur on August 6 was allegedly kidnapped, tortured and killed by Kuki militants on Saturday.
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"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
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Meitei Leaders Across Party Lines, Civil Body Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur Violence
Leaders cutting across party lines and civil society groups of the Meitei community in Manipur have asked a Delhi-based non-profit to apologise and withdraw what they called a "biased" report on the ethnic violence in the border state.
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Rights Group, Manipur Ex Chief Minister Allege Report On Ethnic Violence "Biased", Seek Legal Action
Manipur's former chief minister N Biren Singh, in his first public reaction to a report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the ethnic violence in the northeast state bordering Myanmar, alleged the report "serves only to deepen divides".
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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Drug Use Among Meghalaya's Youth Starts As Early As 10: Study
The study found the mean age of drug initiation to be 19 years, with over one-third of respondents starting as minors and a quarter while still in school.
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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.
