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Elusive peace: In India’s Manipur, bombs and mortars are civilian weapons

PT Neissia, 70, looks at a memorial poster for his grandson, Richard Hemkholun, who was killed last August while serving as a volunteer guarding his village against armed attacks amid the ethnic conflict that is raging in India's northeastern state of Manipur [Tanusheree Pandey/Al Jazeera]

Imphal, India – Every time 13-year-old Selina Mairembam tries to write or eat with her right hand, the pain and the scars remind her of the day she was nearly killed by a bomb.

She was knocked out instantly. When she woke up, there was blood everywhere. For a moment, she thought she was dead.

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