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Manipur Governor to head Centre’s peace committee

The members of the Committee in Manipur include the Chief Minister and a few Ministers in the State Government, MPs, MLAs and leaders from different political parties. Read more on The Hindu

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TV Newsance 214: Manipur violence and Odisha tragedy not as important as ‘gaming jihad’

Over the past week, 288 lost their lives in the Odisha train tragedy. The violence in Manipur continued, with a seven-year-old and two others, including his mother, being burned to death in an ambulance. Elsewhere in the state, a BSF jawan was killed.

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Elderly woman among three killed in attack on Kuki village

The villagers thought the gunmen were soldiers as they had arrived in a vehicle used by the security forces. They scattered as soon as the gunmen opened fire.

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CBI forms SIT to probe Manipur violence, takes over probe

So far, nearly 100 people have lost their lives and over 300 were injured ever since the ethnic violence broke out over a month ago.

The Hindu

Solution to end Manipur unrest must not touch Naga areas: Naga MLAs to Amit Shah

The 10 Kuki-Zomi MLAs, including seven of the BJP, have been demanding a separate administration for the ethnic community as ‘the only solution; for ending the clashes between the Kuki-Zomi people and the majority Meiteis

The Hindu

SC finds no reason to urgently intervene in a plea against Manipur internet ‘ban’

The Vacation Bench said the petition challenging the internet ban in Manipur, which has been continuing for over 35 days, would be listed in due course before the Regular Bench after summer holidays.

The Hindu

‘A pen can do more harm than a gun’: In Manipur, Meitei-owned media is winning the ‘perception’ war

Henry Kaimuanthang said he used to have frequent run-ins with his editors over his stories being edited to give them a “communal angle”.

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CBI to probe if violence in Manipur was pre-planned

The Manipur government on Thursday recommended six cases to the Centre for a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has also sanctioned a rehabilitation package of ₹101.75 crore for the violence-hit State.

The Hindu

Bridging the growing trust deficit in Manipur

Military and administrative steps may be immediate options to restore peace in Manipur, but care should be taken to undo the damaging steps that have created the trust deficit

The Hindu

Consider restoring internet services: Manipur rights panel to State government

The Manipur Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has asked the State government to consider restoring internet services since ethnic violence broke out in Manipur on May 3

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Opposition meeting to be held in Patna on June 23; 10 Manipur MLAs issued notice for ‘separatism’, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

The Hindu

Security forces begin combing operation to recover looted police arms in Manipur

Security forces combed hill and valley areas of Manipur on June 7 to recover arms and ammunition that were snatched, looted, or taken away from police armouries during the ongoing ethnic violence in the State.

The Hindu

Kuki women in Delhi protest outside Home Minister’s residence

With ethnic clashes continuing in Manipur, hundreds of Kuki-Zomi women in Delhi on Wednesday held a demonstration in front of Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s residence, seeking his urgent intervention to end the violence.

The Hindu

Bifurcation demand | 10 Manipur MLAs get showcause notice

The Privilege and Ethics Committee (PEC) of the 60-member Manipur Assembly has asked 10 MLAs to explain why they demanded a separate administration for a group of ethnic communities.

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‘We are systematically attacked’: Kuki women protest outside Amit Shah’s residence

“Save Kuki Lives”, “Article 356, not 355” read placards held by Kuki women protesting to demand protection for Kuki villages at a rally outside the residence of union home minister Amit Shah in Delhi today.

The Hindu

Crippled in mob attack, Kuki BJP MLA from Manipur admitted to Delhi hospital

Joseph said his father is like a child now and has to be taught to talk and walk again due to the injuries he suffered after a mob assaulted him on May 4.

The Hindu

Manipur women hold torchlight marches across valley districts

Amid the continuing bouts of violence in Manipur, thousands of women participated in torchlight marches across the valley districts on Tuesday night. Though prohibitory orders under Section 144 are in force, no police action was taken given the peaceful nature of the procession

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Manipur group to Amit Shah: Kuki outfits intensifying attacks, cannot surrender arms

People from Manipur’s Kuki community held a protest outside Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s residence on June 7 against the ongoing violence in the northeastern state.

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Manipur situation hits peace process with Meghalaya extremist group

The ethnic conflict in Manipur has impacted a peace process with an extremist outfit in Meghalaya.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | CBI team gathers evidence at Balasore crash site; Centre sends additional troops to Manipur as crisis soars, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

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Useful first step: on probing the ethnic violence in Manipur

While the probe into the causes of the violence in Manipur is crucial, representatives of the communities must rise above sectarianism and look for constitutional solutions

The Hindu

Manipur violence | Mother, son burnt alive, BSF jawan killed; Centre sends additional troops as crisis soars

The Centre airlifted around one thousand BSF personnel to Manipur on June 06, 2023 as violence, arson and killings continued in the State.

The Hindu

Manipur ethnic crisis shows adverse effects of religious polarisation: Congress leader Sasikanth Senthil

Former IAS officer Sasikanth Senthil, who headed the Congress’ election war room strategy in Karnataka, said that the ethnic conflict in Manipur is an example of adverse effects of the politics of religious polarisation.

The Hindu

Manipur govt. yet to take a position in court case on inclusion of Meiteis in ST list

The MTU was the organisation that first approached the Manipur High Court, seeking a direction for their recommendation for inclusion on the ST list

The Hindu

Manipur extends internet ban till June 10

Clashes first broke out in the Northeastern State on May 3 after a ‘Tribal Solidarity March’ was organised in the hill districts to protest against the Meitei community’s demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.

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