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Manipur: Army, Assam Rifles launch combing operations to restore peace in strife-torn state

Continuing with operations, Army and Assam Rifles have launched multiple search operations in many areas including Kangchuk and Motbung. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah to visit Manipur on May 29: Rai

“The Centre will ensure that justice is delivered to all those who suffered in the clashes in the state”

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Don’t target elected representatives, Manipur CM appeals to people

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on May 26 implored the people not to target anyone, including elected representatives. His appeal followed two incidents of mob fury against lawmakers in the strife-torn State.

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6 minor tribes in Manipur are Nagas: NSCN (I-M)

Amid the unrest in Manipur, the NSCN (I-M) has claimed that six minor tribes in the State are Nagas.

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NEET-UG to be held on any date between June 3-5; CUET-UG from June 5-8 in Manipur

Medical entrance exam NEET-UG which was postponed in Manipur in view of the law-and-order situation will now be conducted on any date between June 3 to 5, National Testing Agency (NTA) announced. CUET-UG will be conducted in the State from June 5 to 8 and the postgraduate entrance test CUET-PG…

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Okram Ibobi calls for all-party meeting to achieve durable peace in Manipur

Okram Ibobi says Manipur State Congress will submit memoranda to Prime Minister and Home Minister on violence between clashing communities, slams BJP, calls for all-party meeting to achieve durable peace,

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‘Must be able to work without fear of abuse’: CPJ condemns journalists’ ‘assault’ in Manipur

The Committee to Protect Journalists issued a strongly-worded statement yesterday after reports on three journalists being allegedly assaulted by security personnel in Manipur.

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Mob vandalises Manipur Minister’s house

A mob on May 24 evening vandalised the house of Manipur PWD Minister Konthoujam Govindas in Bishnupur for the State government’s alleged failure to take steps to protect locals from armed tribal extremists.

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PM Modi must convene talks with Meitei, tribal leaders in Manipur: Congress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi should immediately begin talks between the leaders of the Meitei and tribal communities to restore peace in Manipur, the Congress said on Wednesday after the party’s fact-finding team visited the State.

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Manipur tribal body petitions for permanent political status

A tribal leaders’ forum in Manipur has sought the “total separation” of the hill areas inhabited by the indigenous people, primarily those belonging to the Kuki-Chin-Zomi-Mizo group, from the State.

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Manipur erupts again | One dead, houses torched

There are reports of fresh violence in curfew bound Manipur. At least one person was reportedly killed and two others were injured in separate incidents in Bishnupur district on May 24.

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Manipur: Three held as Army recovers huge cache of arms, ammunition

A large cache of arms and ammunition were recovered and three persons were apprehended, as the Indian Army intercepted a vehicle at Kangchup Chingkhong Junction in Manipur's Senapati district on Tuesday night. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Letters to The Editor — May 24, 2023

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Former BJP MLA arrested for fresh Manipur violence was Deputy Speaker

A combined team of security forces caught ex-MLA Telvum Thangzalang Haokip along with two armed men on May 22 from New Checkon in the Imphal West district.

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Manipur CM Biren demands 20 more companies of Central security forces to cope with increasing incidents of violence

Manipur remained tense but calm on March 23 after incidents of violence were reported a day before in the northeastern State where at least 70 people were killed in ethnic violence since May 3.

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AP Federation of Churches conducts rally in solidarity with Christians in Manipur

Members of the Christian community, led by religious heads from various congregations, took out a rally on Sambamurthy Road in Vijayawada in solidarity with the Christians in Manipur, on Monday.

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Territorial Army resumes fuel and LPG supplies in Manipur

The Territorial Army (TA) stepped in and took control of oil installations in Manipur which were not operational, and augmented manpower where there is a shortage to ensure supplies of essential petroleum and oil products

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NPP to expand beyond the Northeast: Conrad Sangma

Mr. Sangma added that the party also intended to contest more seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, adding, “We would like to increase our presence there as well.

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Fresh violence in Manipur, abandoned houses torched

In fresh violence in Manipur, two houses were torched by a mob in Imphal East district after two armed miscreants forced people to shut their shops on May 22 afternoon, police officials said.

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Morning Digest | Countries should respect each others’ sovereignty and territorial integrity: PM Modi; Kuki insurgent groups to press for separate administration in Manipur, and more

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Time to move on and restore normalcy: Manipur CM

The anti-encroachment drive was seen as targeting of the primarily hill-dwelling Kuki tribe.

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Manipur mayhem, a manufactured schism

The post-colonial Indian state, far from reversing the colonial schemes in Manipur, has expanded the false dichotomies that began from the 1950s

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Registrar-General of India office says it cannot reveal stance on Meiteis

The State has seen deadly clashes between the two communities since May 3.

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Kuki groups to press for separation from Manipur, equal political status

The Kuki insurgent groups which signed a suspension of operations (SoO) with the Manipur government and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in 2008 are going to press for a separate administration and equal political status for the Kuki-Zo community

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Net ban affects normal life in strife-torn Manipur

The net was switched off in Manipur three weeks ago after it erupted in ethnic clashes in order to stop rumours and misinformation being spread using the net which could result in a spiral of retaliatory violence.

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