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Manipur's Displaced People Try To Rebuild Lives Amid Gunfire From The Hills
Hundreds of people who had been living in relief camps in Manipur's valley areas for over two years returned to their village near the foothills in Bishnupur district on Monday.
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Rockets Fired At Manipur's Valley District, 2 Buildings Damaged: Police
Suspected insurgents launched a rocket attack in Manipur's Bishnupur district this morning, damaging two structures, the police said. No one was injured. The rocket attack damaged a community hall and an empty room, the police said.
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CBI Files Charge Sheet Against 7 In Manipur Arms Loot Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against seven accused in connection with the looting of arms and ammunition from the Bishnupur police armoury during the Manipur ethnic violence last year, officials said on Sunday.
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In Manipur's 'Killing Fields', Farmers Can't Tend To Crops Within Gun Range
In Manipur, farmers have alleged all fertile agricultural lands in the foothills are under the gun range of suspected insurgents, who allegedly have been shooting at farmers to prevent them from harvesting.
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Cross Installed Atop Manipur's "Sacred" Hill Threatens Fragile Peace
A cross has been installed atop a hill near Manipur's Moirang town in an act seen as destabilising in the violence-hit state, as the hill has a sacred site of the residents of this lakeside town under Bishnupur district, 60 km from Imphal.
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4 Men Go Missing In Manipur, Fresh Firing Reported
Four men from Manipur's Kumbi assembly constituency, who had gone for collecting firewood near the hill ranges adjoining Bishnupur and Churachandpur districts, went missing on Wednesday, police said.
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"I Fell, Sister-In-Law Ran With My Sons": Meitei Woman Narrates Manipur Gang-Rape Horror
Another horrific case of sexual assault during the ethnic clashes in Manipur in early May has come to light, after the survivor - a woman from the Meitei community who has been living in a relief camp - filed a police case.
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Assam Rifles Out, CRPF Brought In At Key Manipur Checkpoint After Protests
Manipur violence: Hundreds of women carrying placards and banners held demonstrations throughout the day, demanding withdrawal of the Assam Rifles from the five valley districts -- Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal, Bishnupur, and Kakching.
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Area Where Manipur Mass Burial Planned Is Government's Sericulture Farm, Eviction Notice Shows
The Manipur government sent an eviction notice to a village chief in May 2022 to remove encroachments from state land in Bishnupur district's Torbung village - the same site where hill-majority Kukis on Thursday planned a mass burial.
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3 Killed In Fresh Violence In Manipur, BJP MLA Blames Central Forces
Manipur violence: Three unarmed villagers, including a father-son duo, were killed in fresh violence in Manipur's Bishnupur district early this morning, according to witness accounts from locals.
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Manipur's Displaced People Try To Rebuild Lives Amid Gunfire From The Hills
Hundreds of people who had been living in relief camps in Manipur's valley areas for over two years returned to their village near the foothills in Bishnupur district on Monday.
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Rockets Fired At Manipur's Valley District, 2 Buildings Damaged: Police
Suspected insurgents launched a rocket attack in Manipur's Bishnupur district this morning, damaging two structures, the police said. No one was injured. The rocket attack damaged a community hall and an empty room, the police said.
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CBI Files Charge Sheet Against 7 In Manipur Arms Loot Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a charge sheet against seven accused in connection with the looting of arms and ammunition from the Bishnupur police armoury during the Manipur ethnic violence last year, officials said on Sunday.
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In Manipur's 'Killing Fields', Farmers Can't Tend To Crops Within Gun Range
In Manipur, farmers have alleged all fertile agricultural lands in the foothills are under the gun range of suspected insurgents, who allegedly have been shooting at farmers to prevent them from harvesting.
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Cross Installed Atop Manipur's "Sacred" Hill Threatens Fragile Peace
A cross has been installed atop a hill near Manipur's Moirang town in an act seen as destabilising in the violence-hit state, as the hill has a sacred site of the residents of this lakeside town under Bishnupur district, 60 km from Imphal.
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4 Men Go Missing In Manipur, Fresh Firing Reported
Four men from Manipur's Kumbi assembly constituency, who had gone for collecting firewood near the hill ranges adjoining Bishnupur and Churachandpur districts, went missing on Wednesday, police said.
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"I Fell, Sister-In-Law Ran With My Sons": Meitei Woman Narrates Manipur Gang-Rape Horror
Another horrific case of sexual assault during the ethnic clashes in Manipur in early May has come to light, after the survivor - a woman from the Meitei community who has been living in a relief camp - filed a police case.
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Assam Rifles Out, CRPF Brought In At Key Manipur Checkpoint After Protests
Manipur violence: Hundreds of women carrying placards and banners held demonstrations throughout the day, demanding withdrawal of the Assam Rifles from the five valley districts -- Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal, Bishnupur, and Kakching.
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Area Where Manipur Mass Burial Planned Is Government's Sericulture Farm, Eviction Notice Shows
The Manipur government sent an eviction notice to a village chief in May 2022 to remove encroachments from state land in Bishnupur district's Torbung village - the same site where hill-majority Kukis on Thursday planned a mass burial.
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3 Killed In Fresh Violence In Manipur, BJP MLA Blames Central Forces
Manipur violence: Three unarmed villagers, including a father-son duo, were killed in fresh violence in Manipur's Bishnupur district early this morning, according to witness accounts from locals.
