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Morning Digest | Manipur MP says he was advised not to speak in Lok Sabha, India beats Malaysia in Asian Champions Trophy hockey; and more

Read a daily selection of top stories from across India and the world by The Hindu to start your day

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PM Modi talks about Manipur for the first time outside Parliament, accuses ‘GHAMANDIA’ of betraying state

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday talked about Manipur outside Parliament for the first time ever after ethnic violence broke out in the northeastern state more than three months ago. He alleged that the opposition parties, whom he called GHAMANDIA (arrogant), betrayed the strife-torn state.

The Times of India

Explained: Lives on hold during 100 days of Manipur’s internet shutdown

Imagine a world where the gateway to information, connectivity and opportunity suddenly vanishes.

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TV Newsance 222: TV News’ fixation with Rahul’s flying kiss, Newsclick and real Godi media exposé

This week we saw crucial bills being tabled in the Lok Sabha, while the opposition took on the Narendra Modi-government over the Manipur conflict with a no-confidence motion.

Newslaundry

Petty battles: On Manipur and Parliament

Political parties should not imitate the conflict in Manipur as their conduct in Parliament shows

The Hindu

Assam Rifles not to be replaced in Manipur

Several BJP legislators and Meitei groups have accused the oldest paramilitary force in the country

The Hindu

Congress created culture of ‘bombs and bandhs’ in northeast, Modi changed all that: Anurag Thakur

Union Minister Anurag Thakur accused Rahul Gandhi of not caring about the people of Rajasthan and differentiating between Manipur and other States. He said the NDA government under PM Modi ended the culture of "bombs and bandhs" in the northeast, and replaced Congress' Look East policy with Act East policy.

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Parliament adjourned sine die: Modi government, opposition blame each other for no discussion on Manipur

NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday, the day when both Houses of Parliament adjourned sine die, alleged that the Narendra Modi government’s claim that it wanted a discussion to be held on Manipur is “completely bogus”.

The Times of India

‘Too late’: How Imphal reacted to PM’s Lok Sabha speech

Close to nearly 100 days of unrest in Manipur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on the issue for nearly 10 minutes in a more-than-two-hour speech in Parliament on Thursday. The PM assured the people of Manipur “that there will be peace” and the state will soon return to the path…

Newslaundry

Rajya Sabha adjourned sine die

The Rajya Sabha was adjourned sine die on Friday, wrapping up the monsoon session which witnessed several disruptions over the Manipur violence issue. Read further on Dynamite News.

Dynamite News

"Mohabbat Dil mein rehti hai Dukaan mein Nahi...": BJP hits out at opposition

Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) on Friday shared a video song on the social media 'Mohabbat Dil mein rehti hai Dukaan mein nahi' (love lives in the heart, not in the shop) and targeted the opposition parties over their role in corruption cases since independence. Read further on Dynamite News.

Dynamite News

Rahul Gandhi again targets Modi Govt on Manipur violence

Addressing a press conference at the Party headquarters, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi once again targeted PM Modi over the Manipur violence. Read full report of Dynamite News

Dynamite News

PM Modi cracking jokes when Manipur is burning, says Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi claimes PM Modi spoke on Manipur for only two minutes in Parliament, despite the state burning for four months now. He believes PM Modi should represent the people, not his party, and use all instruments at his disposal to end the violence and initiate dialogue.

The Hindu

Rahul Gandhi likely to address media today at 3pm in Delhi

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is likely to hold a news conference on Friday afternoon days after launching a scathing attack on the government over the situation in Manipur during the debate on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Last day of Parliament Monsoon session: FM Sitharaman to move Central Goods and Service Tax Amendment Bill

The ongoing session of Parliament is set to conclude on Firday after three weeks of tumult, during which the Opposition and treasury benches faced-off on the issue of ethnic violence in Manipur. Read further on Dynamite News.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Peace will be restored in Manipur, PM Modi assures Lok Sabha; Bill moved to remove CJI from panel to select Election Commissioners, and more

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The Guardian - UK

Manipur conflict drags ‘messiah of the poor’ Narendra Modi down to earth

Indian opposition hope to open voters’ minds to idea that PM is actually responsible for societal problems

The Guardian - UK

Indian opposition walks out as Narendra Modi refuses to discuss Manipur conflict

PM attacks opposition parties during no-confidence motion called to force him to address ethnic violence in far-east

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Why hasn’t PM Modi made any concrete statement on Manipur, asks Congress

“Why hasn’t the Prime Minister made any plans to go to Manipur?” Mr. Gogoi asked.

The Hindu

Peace will be restored in Manipur, PM Modi assures Lok Sabha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured people of Manipur that India and Parliament were with them and the State and Central governments were putting all efforts to bring peace and development back to the State, as his government won the motion of no-confidence amid a walkout by the Opposition.

The Hindu

Home Minister’s remarks draw sharp reactions from Kuki groups in India, Myanmar

Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s remarks in Parliament about Kuki immigrants from Myanmar contributing to tensions building in Manipur, drew sharp reactions from Kuki groups — both in India and in Myanmar

The Independent UK

India's Modi appeals for peace in Manipur, months after ethnic clashes erupted in the state

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed for peace after opposition lawmakers had called for a no-confidence vote, accusing him of staying silent as a northeastern state governed by his party convulsed in months of ethnic violence

Newslaundry

Daily Dose Ep 1426: RBI keeps repo rate unchanged, Day 3 of no-trust debate in LS

Gurmehar Kaur brings you the news from Maharashtra, Delhi, the Supreme Court, Manipur and Ecuador.

The Hindu

Do not take India back to the 1990s, Owaisi warns Centre

Owaisi warns Centre not to take India back to '90s, demands commitment to Places of Worship Act. Lists 11 reasons for supporting no-confidence motion. Describes Chetan Singh as "uniformed terrorist" who killed Muslims. Accuses BJP of stoking flames of hatred against Muslims. Questions Centre's conscience on Manipur rape cases. Calls…

Newslaundry

Woman says gangraped while trying to escape Churachandpur violence, cops lodge FIR

In another case of violence against women in conflict-hit Manipur, a Meitei woman in her thirties has now alleged that she was gangraped by “Kuki miscreants” while she was trying to escape mob violence in Churachandpur district on May 3. A complaint was lodged at the women police station in…

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