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Police officials stated that the renewed violence broke out when a group of individuals attempted to remove a flag belonging to a Zomi armed group in Churachandpur town, a tribal-dominated area. Before security forces could arrive, clashes erupted between mobs and armed members of both the Zomi and Hmar tribes, leading to intense stone-pelting.
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Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh’s resignation does not absolve him of his unpardonable acts
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According to officials, eight CRPF personnel have been injured in the firing and they have been shifted to the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal
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The assembly has also been put under suspended animation
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The resignation of N Biren Singh offers a window of opportunity for the Centre to find a political solution to the Manipur unrest
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Singh was accompanied by 14 MLAs belonging to the BJP and NPF; State BJP president A Sharda and senior saffron party leader Sambit Patra was also part of the delegation
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During a search operation at Phougakchao Mamang Leikai area near the banks of Khuga river in Bishnupur district, security forces seized huge cache of arms and ammunition
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Militants belong to Imphal East, Imphal West, Kakching and Thoubal districts. One 9mm pistol, a magazine, 11 live rounds of ammunition, two hand grenades, and three mobile phones, were seized from their possession
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Tripura, Meghalaya and Manipur are celebrating their Statehood day on January 21. Following the enactment of the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, they became full-fledged States in 1972
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The operation was conducted in Sekmaijin Hangool Mayai Leikai area, Kakching district
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The 21-year-old was found hanging from the ceiling by another inmate who tried to save her but failed, the police said
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Several people, including SP Kangpokpi M Prabhakar, other police personnel and protesters were injured during the clash between security forces and attackers
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Bhalla has the rare distinction of being the longest-serving Union Home Secretary
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In his New Year message, Biren Singh says there is still anguish in the hearts of many but rest assured
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Police seize 9mm pistol with magazine, anti-riot gun, hand grenades and other articles from Thongkhonglok village in Bishnupur district
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They fired several rounds from sophisticated arms and hurled bombs at low-lying Kadangband area
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Biren Singh says there has been relative peace in the State in the last three months, which gives him hope that normalcy will be restored in the new year
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Former Army chief Vijay Kumar Singh, a Minister in the last two terms of the Modi government, has been named the new Mizoram Governor
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Revoking Free Movement Regime with Myanmar is contrary to Act East and Neighborhood First policies
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Educational institutes remained closed since November 16 after dead bodies of three women and three children in Jiribam were recovered from the Jiri and Barak rivers