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Violence Erupts After Tribal Woman Allegedly Sexually Assaulted In Bus In Tripura
A mob vandalised multiple vehicles and several people were injured after a tribal woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in a government bus in Bishramganj in Sepahijala district of Tripura on Tuesday.
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700 Kuki-Zo People Sheltered In Assam Are Back In Manipur
700 Kuki-Zo people, who had sought refuge in Assam's Karbi Anglong district last year due to the violence in Manipur, have already been sent back following discussions with Kuki community leaders and organisations, said an official.
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"My Friend, Don't Cross The Line": Manipur MP's Reply To Mizoram Leader
Rajya Sabha member from Manipur Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba slammed his Mizoram counterpart K. Vanlalvena for suggesting a "separate administrative area" for the Kuki-Zo tribal communities to resolve the state's ethnic conflict.
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Woman Dies After Her House Set On Fire In Manipur's Jiribam
A woman died when her house was set on fire by a group of armed militants in ethnic strife-torn Manipur's Jiribam district, police said on Friday. At least six other other houses were set on fire in Zairon Hmar village, a tribal settlement.
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Bangladesh May Go Pak Way: Tripura Party Warns About Violence Against Minorities
The TIPRA Motha, a key ally of the ruling BJP in Tripura, organised a massive rally today to condemn the ongoing violence against minorities and indigenous tribals in Bangladesh.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Urges Amit Shah To Resolve Manipur Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram CM Lalduhoma held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah and urged him to hold talks with the tribal leaders of the Kuki-Zo community in Manipur, as part of the efforts to resolve the ethnic crisis, officials said.
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Tripura Bans Internet In District After Mob Violence Over Tribal Youth's Death
Internet has been snapped and large gatherings have been banned in a district in Tripura following mob violence over the death of a tribal youth. Four people have been arrested, the police said.
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Doctor Who Lost Father, Grandfather To Maoist Violence To Fight 2024 Polls
In Chhattisgarh's Bastar region, a young tribal doctor named Prakash Kumar Gota, who lost three family members to Maoist violence, has decided to contest the upcoming elections as an independent candidate.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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Manipur Tribal Body Writes To Amit Shah Over Transfer Of Kuki Cops
A Kuki-Zo tribal group has written to the Centre against the transfer of 100 Kuki-Zo cops to Meitei-majority areas in the state and has sought the intervention of Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the matter.
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53 Dead In Papua New Guinea Tribal Violence: Police
Papua New Guinea police said 53 people have been killed in tribal violence in the country's volatile highlands, the latest in a string of mass deaths linked to long-running feuds.
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Calcutta High Court Takes Note Of Sex Assault Allegations In Bengal's Sandeshkhali
Observing that it is "very disturbed" at the happenings in West Bengal's Sandeshkhali, the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday took suo motu cognisance of allegations of sexual assault on women "at gunpoint" and transfer of tribal land there and directed
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Kuki-Zo Tribal Leaders To Meet Amit Shah To Discuss Situation In Manipur
A delegation of Kuki-Zo tribal organisations from Manipur is expected to meet Home Minister Amit Shah and officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in Delhi later this week to discuss the current situation in the northeastern state.
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Remove State Forces From Hills, Re-Impose AFSPA: Key Kuki-Zo Group To Centre
The powerful Kuki-Zo group in violence-hit Manipur has urged the Centre to remove state police forces from hills and reimpose the stringent Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, or AFSPA, in valley areas.
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2 Killed In Fresh Violence In Manipur, Tribal Group Calls For "Shutdown"
Two persons were killed in a gunfight between rival factions in a fresh round of violence in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Monday. The incident took place between Haraothel and Kobsha villages, police said.
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Violence Erupts After Tribal Woman Allegedly Sexually Assaulted In Bus In Tripura
A mob vandalised multiple vehicles and several people were injured after a tribal woman was allegedly sexually assaulted in a government bus in Bishramganj in Sepahijala district of Tripura on Tuesday.
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700 Kuki-Zo People Sheltered In Assam Are Back In Manipur
700 Kuki-Zo people, who had sought refuge in Assam's Karbi Anglong district last year due to the violence in Manipur, have already been sent back following discussions with Kuki community leaders and organisations, said an official.
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"My Friend, Don't Cross The Line": Manipur MP's Reply To Mizoram Leader
Rajya Sabha member from Manipur Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba slammed his Mizoram counterpart K. Vanlalvena for suggesting a "separate administrative area" for the Kuki-Zo tribal communities to resolve the state's ethnic conflict.
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Woman Dies After Her House Set On Fire In Manipur's Jiribam
A woman died when her house was set on fire by a group of armed militants in ethnic strife-torn Manipur's Jiribam district, police said on Friday. At least six other other houses were set on fire in Zairon Hmar village, a tribal settlement.
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Bangladesh May Go Pak Way: Tripura Party Warns About Violence Against Minorities
The TIPRA Motha, a key ally of the ruling BJP in Tripura, organised a massive rally today to condemn the ongoing violence against minorities and indigenous tribals in Bangladesh.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Urges Amit Shah To Resolve Manipur Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram CM Lalduhoma held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah and urged him to hold talks with the tribal leaders of the Kuki-Zo community in Manipur, as part of the efforts to resolve the ethnic crisis, officials said.
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Tripura Bans Internet In District After Mob Violence Over Tribal Youth's Death
Internet has been snapped and large gatherings have been banned in a district in Tripura following mob violence over the death of a tribal youth. Four people have been arrested, the police said.
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Doctor Who Lost Father, Grandfather To Maoist Violence To Fight 2024 Polls
In Chhattisgarh's Bastar region, a young tribal doctor named Prakash Kumar Gota, who lost three family members to Maoist violence, has decided to contest the upcoming elections as an independent candidate.
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Manipur Tribal Affairs Minister Absent For 10 Months, Replace Him: Naga MLAs To Chief Minister
Ten Naga MLAs in Manipur have demanded the appointment of a new minister to look after tribal affairs and hill matters amid the disruption caused by the ethnic violence in the state bordering troubled Myanmar.
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Manipur Tribal Body Writes To Amit Shah Over Transfer Of Kuki Cops
A Kuki-Zo tribal group has written to the Centre against the transfer of 100 Kuki-Zo cops to Meitei-majority areas in the state and has sought the intervention of Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the matter.
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53 Dead In Papua New Guinea Tribal Violence: Police
Papua New Guinea police said 53 people have been killed in tribal violence in the country's volatile highlands, the latest in a string of mass deaths linked to long-running feuds.
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Calcutta High Court Takes Note Of Sex Assault Allegations In Bengal's Sandeshkhali
Observing that it is "very disturbed" at the happenings in West Bengal's Sandeshkhali, the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday took suo motu cognisance of allegations of sexual assault on women "at gunpoint" and transfer of tribal land there and directed
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Kuki-Zo Tribal Leaders To Meet Amit Shah To Discuss Situation In Manipur
A delegation of Kuki-Zo tribal organisations from Manipur is expected to meet Home Minister Amit Shah and officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in Delhi later this week to discuss the current situation in the northeastern state.
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Remove State Forces From Hills, Re-Impose AFSPA: Key Kuki-Zo Group To Centre
The powerful Kuki-Zo group in violence-hit Manipur has urged the Centre to remove state police forces from hills and reimpose the stringent Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, or AFSPA, in valley areas.
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2 Killed In Fresh Violence In Manipur, Tribal Group Calls For "Shutdown"
Two persons were killed in a gunfight between rival factions in a fresh round of violence in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on Monday. The incident took place between Haraothel and Kobsha villages, police said.
