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Union Minister R.K. Ranjan Singh’s house vandalised by mob in Manipur

Union Minister of State for External Affairs R.K. Ranjan Singh’s house was vandalised after the burning of two houses, and clashes between Rapid Action Force of Manipur and a mob in the heart of Imphal town on June 15 afternoon.

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Morning Digest | Heavy rains pound Gujarat coast as cyclone Biparjoy makes landfall; South Manipur cut off as women-led vigilante groups block roads, and more

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ST status for Meiteis: State again seeks time from Manipur High Court

If ST status was granted to Meiteis, they would be able to purchase land in the hill districts

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South Manipur cut off as women-led vigilante groups block arterial roads

There are at least six arterial roads that have been blocked completely.

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After Manipur, Kuki groups caught in Myanmar civil war

After the ethnic conflict in Manipur, Kuki groups have reportedly been caught in the civil war in adjoining Myanmar.

The Hindu

Indian security forces partisan; Manipur groups write to UN

The 15 organisations underlined the “breach of inter-community ties and peace” in Manipur and elsewhere in the northeast

The Hindu

Fresh violence in Manipur; several houses set on fire in Imphal

Fresh violence erupted in Manipur as clashes were reported on June 15 between security forces and miscreants. Teargas shells were fired in the State capital Imphal town.

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Nine killed as ethnic clashes continue in India’s Manipur state

Gunmen stormed a village close to the capital of the remote north-eastern state on Tuesday

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Nine killed as ethnic violence continues to grip India’s Manipur

Since May 3, at least 100 people have died and 40,000 displaced in the northeastern state governed by the BJP.

Al Jazeera

Retaliatory strike by village guards leaves nine dead in Manipur

At least eleven villagers were massacred on June 13 in a late night attack at Khamenlok in Imphal east district of Manipur.

The Hindu

The next step: On Manipur and the path to normalcy

The success of a peace initiative in Manipur requires that all groups are represented and includes representatives with public standing that transcends their identities

The Hindu

Cong raises questions on reports of BJP leaders 'seeking help' of Kuki militants in Manipur polls

The Congress raised questions on Tuesday on whether BJP leaders, including Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, sought the help of "Kuki militants" during the Manipur election and said he has no right to continue in office pending investigations. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Drug kingpins in Manipur have ties to politicians, Delhi-based tribal body tells Supreme Court

Kuki-Zomi-Hmar bodies have been supporting the Manipur Government’s campaign to clear poppy fields in the hill districts of the State, a body of Manipuri tribals in Delhi has submitted before the Supreme Court of India, alleging that the drug trade in the State is largely controlled by a nexus of…

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Assam CM meets Kuki insurgent groups with peace plan in Guwahati

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday met Kuki militant groups offering them a peace plan on behalf of the Central Government.

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Three injured in fresh gunfight in violence-hit Manipur

Sporadic firing continued for some time in Manipur, as additional forces were sent there to bring the situation under control. Read more on The Hindu

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Congress asks PM Modi to break 'silence' on Manipur, allow all-party delegation to visit State

The Congress demanded that if PM Modi is unable to visit the border State, President Droupadi Murmu should make efforts to help bring peace and normalcy in Manipur.

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In India’s riot-hit Manipur, Muslims stuck between warring groups

Meitei Pangals, as the community is known in Manipur, have been caught in the ethnic crossfire for more than a month.

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Curfew relaxed in Imphal west, Imphal east

Media reports say that the Kuki militants had used drones for planning the attacks on Meitei villages

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Tribal group slams CM Biren’s inclusion in Manipur peace panel

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) on June 11 slammed the Centre for including Manipur Chief Minister, Nongthombam Biren Singh in a peace committee.

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Morning Digest | Kuki members to boycott peace committee over Manipur CM’s presence; Djokovic wins French Open to get record 23rd Grand Slam, and more

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Manipur, a rude reminder of northeast tensions

The ethnic divide and violence seems to suggest that little has changed in the northeast, and the healing process is likely to be a long-drawn-out one.

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Kuki members to boycott Centre’s peace committee over Manipur CM Biren Singh’s presence

Most Kuki representatives said they will boycott the Centre’s Manipur peace panel as it included Chief Minister N. Biren Singh and his supporters

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Manipur extends Internet ban till June 15

At least 100 people lost their lives and 310 others were injured in the ethnic violence in Manipur that broke out a month ago. Read more on The Hindu

The Times of India

Manipur extends internet ban till June 15

IMPHAL: The Manipur government extended the ban on internet services till June 15. The suspension of mobile data services, including broadband, has been extended till 3 pm of June 15, an order issued by Commissioner (Home) T Ranjit Singh on Saturday night said.

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Manipur quietens but 50,648 people are still in relief camps

Over 50,000 people, who have been displaced by the ethnic violence in Manipur, are currently staying at 349 relief camps across the State, a Minister said.

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