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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.

The Hindu

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.

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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

The Hindu

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".

The Hindu

Pay ₹10 lakh compensation to kin of all those killed in Manipur violence in four weeks: NHRC

NHRC said it has asked Manipur government to pay ₹10 lakh compensation each within four weeks to the next of kin of all the people who died in ethnic clashes since May

The Hindu

Senior National men’s hockey championship | Punjab gets walkover, Tamil Nadu routs Assam

A whopping 47 goals were scored on the opening day of the Hockey India-13th Senior National men’s hockey championship here on Friday. Punjab received a walkover from Tripura in the first match, Manipur then thumped Madhya Pradesh 7-2, Maharashtra blanked Uttarakhand 22-0, while Tamil Nadu took apart Assam 15-1 in…

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Manipur government to take legal action against ITLF for ‘self-rule’ ultimatum

Manipur govt to take legal action against ITLF for setting deadline to establish 'self-rule' in 3 districts. ITLF issued ultimatum to vitiate atmosphere & disturb law-and-order. Ethnic conflict between Meitei & Kuki-Zo led to 200 deaths & 60,000 displaced.

The Hindu

Attempt to ambush Assam Rifles patrol in Manipur

Attempt to ambush Assam Rifles patrol in Manipur's Tengnoupal district with IED foiled. No injuries/deaths reported. PLA cadres remotely detonated IED, opened fire, but were effectively retaliated. ITLF's statement of "self-rule" in districts dominated by Kuki-Zo people has "no legal/constitutional basis"; legal action being taken.

The Hindu

Widening divide: On how little has changed in Manipur

In the absence of a dialogue process to rebuild an enduring peace between the communities, even sporadic incidents have exacerbated the situation, making peace-building daunting in Manipur

The Hindu

Morning digest | India defeats New Zealand to reach ICC World Cup final; Kuki-Zo grouping announces self-rule in some Manipur districts, and more

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on November 16, 2023

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Tribal body declares ‘self-rule’ in a few districts of Manipur

We were compelled to take the step owing to the ‘selective justice’ by the Centre, says Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum

The Hindu

39 Myanmar soldiers who entered Mizoram sent back

The fighting between the country’s Army and pro-democracy groups, including ethnicity-based extremist groups, intensified close to the Mizoram border a few days ago.

The Hindu

Kerala CM accuses the Centre of turning a blind eye towards Manipur violence

The Central Government, which was quick to pledge its support to Israel following the Palestine crisis, chose not to respond to the killings in Manipur for months together, said Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Sunday.

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Pre-sale of dolls crafted by women in Manipur exceeds expectations

Manipur's internally displaced women exceeded expectations by crafting crochet dolls for 'Stitching Hope' initiative, generating $11,000 in pre-sale orders from around the world. The campaign aimed to equip women with skills to create dolls for sustainable livelihood, and has shaped a narrative of hope among them. The dolls are expected…

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Drug smugglers find new route via Mizoram, evade clashes-hit Manipur

Smugglers in Mizoram use excavators to carve out a 10-km “jeepable road” in Myanmar to create a new drug route. The route is used to avoid the ethnic conflict-scarred Manipur, considered a more strategic and convenient passage. The State's Excise and Narcotics Department and Assam Rifles have seized drugs and…

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Two bullet-ridden bodies found in Imphal likely to be identified as abducted Kuki-Zo people: police source

“Two bodies, including that of a woman, with bullet wounds were recovered in Imphal East and West districts in Manipur,” police said on November 9.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Bihar seeks to raise quota to 65% after tabling caste survey; four tribals abducted from Manipur checkpoint, and more

From, Bihar seeks to raise quota to 65% after tabling caste survey, to, four tribals, including mother of soldier, abducted from Manipur checkpoint, read a select list of stories from The Hindu to start the day

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Tension grips Manipur again as fresh incidents of violence reported from the State

Manipur witnesses fresh violence with multiple incidents: shots fired at director's residence, elected representative's house, Kuki militants threaten Meitei farmers, open fire at Moirangpurel village, and torch paddy plants in Thamnapokpi.

The Hindu

Manipur strife casts shadow as Mizoram goes to ‘unpredictable’ polls today

Altogether 8,57,063 voters, including 4,39,026 women, will elect representatives to the 40-member Mizoram Assembly on Tuesday in the aftermath of the ethnic violence in adjoining Manipur.

The Hindu

Two teenage boys missing in Manipur, police detain three persons

Manipur Police detain 3 in connection with missing teens; Fresh tension in valley areas after two teenagers went missing. Mobile phones found in Senapati district.

The Hindu

Manipur HC directs govt. to operationalise mobile towers in areas unaffected by violence

Manipur govt extends mobile internet ban till Nov 8 due to ethnic clashes & recent violence. Order issued to prevent inflammatory material & false rumours from spreading via social media. State govt to open mobile towers in unaffected areas on trial basis.

The Times of India

Mobile internet ban in Manipur extended till November 8

IMPHAL: The Manipur government has decided to extend the ban on mobile internet services in the state until November 8, as announced by officials on Sunday.

The Hindu

Catholicasabha article is not official stand of archdiocese: spokesperson

Thrissur Archdiocese spokesperson clarifies article in Catholicasabha not official stand; Archbishop Mar Andrews Thazhath silent. Article criticised BJP, PM Modi & Suresh Gopi's remark on Manipur issue. Gopi said he stands by his statement & archdiocese has right to express their stand.

The Hindu

No regret in remarks about Manipur: Suresh Gopi

Suresh Gopi stands by his remarks on Manipur issue, shows intolerance when asked about indecent behaviour case. Archdiocese criticised him, asked where were those 'men' when Manipur was burning. He shouted at woman reporter who asked question.

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