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Four from Manipur ‘kicked, dragged’ in Delhi; women ‘sexually assaulted’

Four Manipur natives were attacked in Delhi: punched, kicked, dragged, and sexually assaulted. One victim was hospitalized due to injuries. The attackers made sexually explicit comments against the women

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New chapter of peace, normalcy begins in Manipur: CM Biren Singh on pact with UNLF

Manipur CM said that a new chapter heralding peace and normalcy has begun in the state with the recent signing of a peace agreement between the Centre and the state’s oldest militant outfit UNLF

The Hindu

Man from Manipur, wife, relative beaten up in Delhi

NEW DELHI: In southeast Delhi's Sunlight Colony area, a man from Manipur, along with his wife and sister, was reportedly assaulted up by a group of people, police said on Saturday.

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National Medical Commission announces relief for displaced students of four medical colleges in Manipur

NMC allows displaced Manipur medical students to take online, hybrid classes at Churachandpur Medical College. Exams to be held there. Permission granted due to extraordinary situation and valid for one year or until normalcy returns

The Hindu

Centre and Manipur ink deal with banned Meitei insurgent body

Govt's relentless efforts pay off as UNLF, oldest Manipur-based armed group, signs peace agreement to renounce violence and join mainstream.

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SC asks Centre, Manipur to consider relocating 284 students

SC asks Centre, Manipur to consider relocating 284 students affected by ethnic clashes to other central universities. SC noted that some students had to leave the State due to the situation. SC asked students' counsel why they had not approached Manipur HC. Counsel said many had fled, and 54 central…

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Morning Digest | Uttarakhand tunnel ordeal ends, all 41 trapped workers rescued; Supreme Court panel submits report on Manipur victims, and more

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Supreme Court panel submits report on Manipur victims

98 Kuki-Zo & 67 Meitei killed in Manipur violence. 19 women from both communities killed. Less than half of victims' families received compensation. Most victims aged 30-40, 5 minors incl. 7-yr-old boy. 72 families received compensation, 28 Kuki-Zo & 44 Meitei. 175 killed, 81 identified & claimed, 88 identified &…

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Supreme Court asks Manipur to ensure last rites of violence victims

Supreme Court directs burial or cremation of bodies in Manipur lying in mortuaries since May 2023. It says 169 of 175 bodies identified, 81 claimed by next of kin. Supreme Court permits family members to perform last rites at nine sites, directs DNA samples be taken before burial or cremation.

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Manipur tribal body to rally in six States for ‘separate administration’

An apex tribal organisation would hold rallies in six States on November 29 to intensify the demand for a ‘separate administration’ for the Kuki-Zo community in ethnic violence-scarred Manipur. The rallies would be organised simultaneous in New Delhi, Karnataka, Mizoram, Tamil Nadu, and Tripura apart from the tribal areas of…

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Contraband drugs of Rs15Cr seized by STF in Assam; Two peddlers apprehended

Partha Sarathi Mahanta DIG (STF) said that a total of 1.800 kg of heroin worth Rs15Cr was recovered from a vehicle which was coming from Manipur. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Assam: Police apprehends Manipur resident, recovers weapons in Cachar

In a joint operation, Assam Rifles and police apprehended a resident of Manipur along with weapons in Assam's Cachar. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Peace talks on with insurgent group: Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said his government was holding “peace talks” with an Imphal Valley-based insurgent group, United National Liberation Front (UNLF).

The Hindu

HOCKEY | TN fights back to edge UP, will meet Haryana in the semifinals

Captains Joshua Benedict Wesley and Harmanpreet Singh led TN and Punjab to victory in the Hockey India 13th Senior National men’s championship quarterfinals. TN edged UP 3-2, Punjab beat Manipur 4-2, Haryana won 3-2 via sudden death against Odisha, and Karnataka defeated Jharkhand 4-1. TN and Haryana will face off…

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‘Mainstream media silent on tribal issues’: Adivasi writer Jacinta Kerketta refuses press award

Distressed about the lack of respect being given to Adivasis in Manipur, Adivasi writer Jacinta Kerketta, refused an award from the India Today group for her work.

The Hindu

HOCKEY | Top teams saunter into the quarterfinals

Top teams breeze into QF of Hockey India 13th Senior National men's championship. Punjab, UP & Odisha qualify in style with thumping wins. Telangana's captain & goalkeeper Sai Kumar Gangavath made some wonderful saves. QF line-up: Haryana vs Odisha; TN vs UP; Karnataka vs Jharkhand; Punjab vs Manipur.

The Hindu

Manipur conflict inquiry panel yet to hold any public hearing

CoI (Manipur Violence) invites public to submit affidavits in 45 days to probe ethnic violence. District admin to provide free typing services. CoI has received affidavits from State govt officials. Plans to arrange accommodation and reimburse travel expenses for public hearings. 180+ killed, thousands displaced in violence between Kuki-Zo and…

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Hockey Nationals | Manipur advances after a thrilling draw against Bengal

Manipur drew 3-3 with Bengal in Pool E of Hockey India 13th Senior National men’s championship, topping the group on better goal diff. Bengal fought back from 0-2 deficit to lead 3-2, but Nilakanta Sharma scored off a stroke to ensure Manipur’s entry to knock-outs. In Pool F, Chandigarh beat…

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Manipur violence will stop if 4,000 looted weapons are recovered: army

The commanding officer of the Army’s Eastern Command said ethnic violence in Manipur will stop after 4,000 firearms looted from security forces in the State are recovered.

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Karnataka defeats Bihar; Second win for Manipur

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₹5 crore released for women survivors of sexual assault, other crimes in Manipur, SC told

In Manipur, ₹5 crore credited to dedicated bank account to disburse comp. to women survivors of sexual assault and other crimes since May 3. 386 religious institutions of both communities damaged, CBI asked to probe 20 cases of molestation, rape and murder of women. IRB personnel & driver killed in…

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PM Modi found time to attend World Cup match in Ahmedabad, yet to visit violence-hit Manipur: Congress

Congress slams PM Modi for attending Cricket World Cup final in Ahmedabad instead of visiting violence-hit Manipur. Jairam Ramesh said PM's priorities are clear as he found time to attend the match, but not to visit Manipur. Congress has been attacking PM and BJP over situation in NE state.

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Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum | Seeking ‘self-governance’

ITLF formed in 2022 to tackle issues of Kuki-Zomi-Hmar-Mizo tribal communities. It seeks self-rule within India's Constitution, in response to killings, displacement, and distrust of Manipur govt. It's spokesperson, Mr. Vualzong, launched RPZI in 2020 to study and correct distorted history of Zo family.

The Hindu

10-party delegation urges Manipur Governor to initiate peace talks between warring communities

A delegation of 10 political parties, led by Congress, has urged Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey to initiate peace talks between the two warring communities in the State

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Manipur Police file case against Kuki Zo leader for ‘self-rule’ statement

Police in Manipur register case against Muan Tombing, General Secretary of Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum, for statement on "self-rule" by Kuki-Zo people. ITLF claims have "no legal or constitutional basis".

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