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Looted arms recovered in Manipur, firing reported between rival groups
Imphal: Combined security forces have recovered five looted arms, six different types of ammunition and seven powerful bombs in Manipur’s Imphal West, Kangpokpi and Thoubal districts, the police said on Friday night.…
- India
Thousands of displaced children living under the shadow ethnic conflict in Manipur
Imphal: Around 12,700 children are living with their displaced parents and guardians in relief camps across ethnic violence-hit Manipur, officials said here on Friday. The officials of the Social Welfare Department, who…
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Worst is over in Manipur, state heading towards better times: DG Assam Rifles
Shillong: The worst is behind Manipur, and the ethnic-strife torn state is “headed towards better times”, Director General of Assam Rifles Lt Gen P C Nair said on Friday. He said though…
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Manipur: Mary Kom writes to Amit Shah for protection of Kom villages
Imphal: Boxing star M C Mary Kom has sought the intervention of Union Home Minister Amit Shah to ensure “security forces prevent both warring groups from intrusion to Kom villages in Manipur.”…
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5 killed, 18 injured in Manipur since Aug 29: Officials
Imphal: At least five persons were killed and 18 injured in Manipur’s Bishnupur and Churachandpur districts following continuous gunbattle between Kukis and Meiteis over the last 72 hours, officials said on Thursday.…
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Too many civil bodies in Manipur; they need to talk in single voice: CM Biren Singh
Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Thursday lamented that there are too many civil society organisations in the state and they speak in different voices, making it difficult to find…
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Manipur: 5 injured in firing incidents; security forces recover more looted arms
Imphal: At least five persons sustained minor injuries in sporadic incidents of firing in different districts of Manipur while the combined security forces recovered five looted sophisticated arms, 31 different types of…
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Manipur: CBI takes over 27 FIRs, including 19 related to crimes against women
New Delhi: The CBI has taken over the investigation in 27 FIRs lodged in connection with ethnic clashes in Manipur that have claimed more than 160 lives in nearly four months, officials…
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Manipur: Two killed, 7 injured in firing between rival outfits
Imphal: Two persons, including a village defence volunteer (VDV), were killed while seven others were injured in heavy firing between two rival groups at Narainsena in Bishnupur district on Tuesday, the police…
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Manipur CM meets Army officers, ministers, MLAs before Assembly session
Imphal: Ahead of the vital single-day Assembly session scheduled on Tuesday, Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Monday discussed the prevailing law and order situation and ways and means to ensure…
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5 houses burnt in Manipur capital, 3 weapons looted from security force
Imphal: Unidentified attackers burnt down five houses at New Lambulane locality in Manipur’s capital Imphal on Sunday afternoon, police said. A police official said that the firefighters immediately rushed to the spot…
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Will there be some healing touch for Manipur, asks Congress
New Delhi: The Congress, which has been attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the prevailing situation in Manipur, on Sunday asked him to warn those who defy the law and disturb social…
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Manipur: 16 looted weapons, ammunition, explosives recovered
Imphal: Security forces, which continued their search operation to recover the looted arms since May, on Saturday found 16 sophisticated weapons, 70 ammunition and 16 explosives in Manipur’s Imphal-East, Imphal-West and Kangpokpi…
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One day session of Manipur assembly to be held on Tuesday
Imphal: A vital one day session of the Manipur assembly, which is expected to discuss the prevailing ethnic situation in the state, will be held on Tuesday. The ethnic conflicts between the…
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Manipur: 10 tribal MLAs to boycott Assembly session citing security concerns
Imphal: 10 tribal MLAs, including two ministers, who have been demanding separate administrations for tribals in Manipur, will boycott the Assembly session commencing August 29 citing security reasons. The two ministers are…
