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Matangini Hazra was one of the few women who died firing from British Police. While dying she held national flag high and passed it to next supporter, then she collapsed. Not only Hazra thousands freedom fighters of India gave their life but kept...
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Everything is not fine these days with Manipur, simply because the abductions of the school students by the militants had brought some harrowing moment for the parents....
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The Department of Posts has started a pilot project, christened ”Arrow,” in which about 200 post offices would be e-enabled so that these can act as the ‘Window...
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Assam has earned the dubious distinction of being the most corrupt State in the country, on the basis of corruption in 11 vital services. Corruption level was alarming...
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The Manipur government today decided to form an all-woman force to combat ,child, “kidnappings” — believed to be the handiwork of militant outfits for recruitment...
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Women have played major roles in the politics of Manipur. Not that there have been many politicians, but women groups do have a say in many matters. This can be dated...
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The article is about the recent killings of the migrant workers in Manipur, and the silence maintained by the people, including the watchdogs like Meira Paibis. It...
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Twelve migrant labourers, most of them from Bihar, were shot dead by unidentified militants in the State since Monday night.
Official sources said five labourers were...
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In India, poor children start working at a very young age. Some of the children work to help their families and at the same time, some families want their children to...
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It’s all in the mind. The fighting spirit helps a person to overcome the obstacles of life. Here is an example. Some seven years ago, Kh Pradipkumar Singh...
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Bullies hold Manipur to ransom. They have conveniently donned the mask of rebels with a cause. They want to liberate Manipur from the slavery of India. And they go by...
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On Wednesday, militants ambushed the military convoy and killed three Assam Rifles personnel, including an Indian Army Major in interior Ukhrul district in Manipur....
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Security forces killed seven rebels in Manipur in separate incidents, after the rebel group ambushed five paramilitary troops earlier. The restive state of Manipur...
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According to some previous media reports, 24 Assam Rifles Personnel had arrested some fifteen suspected Al-Qaida activists from Moreh in Chandel district, Manipur on...
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According to the report, personnel of 24 Assam Rifles arrested some fifteen suspected Al-Qaida activists from Moreh in Chandel district, Manipur on August 17 at about...
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On Friday, the Manipur police have disclosed the established nexus between politicians and militant organizations in the state since long. The state police conducted a...
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This has been officially confirmed that the deadly H5N1 avian influenza virus is back in Manipur. After detecting the virus in the sample sent by a poultry farm in a...
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After almost one year of declaring India as bird flu-free country, the threat of the deadly H5N1 virus has come to haunt poultry industry again. Earlier, the reports...
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According to the report, the central government has taken the indication of the outburst of bird flu in Manipur in a serious manner. The Union Health Ministry rapid...
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Authorities have issued shoot-at-sight orders in Moreh, a Manipur town following a clash between Manipur’s majority Meitei community and Kukis.
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