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Before he goes into space, the non-biological PM should go to Manipur: Jairam Ramesh
Taking to 'X', Ramesh, on July 4, wrote, "Before He goes into space, the non-biological Pradhan Mantri should go to Manipur." The media report has quoted ISRO Chief S Somnath as saying that PM Modi can be the candidate for India's first manned space mission, 'Gaganyan', which is slated to be launched in 2025.
Modi breaks silence on Manipur, assures youth on paper leaks in Rajya Sabha speech
In his reply that lasted a little over 100 minutes, the prime minister also spoke on the NEET paper leak, assuring the youth that their future will not be jeopardised and those guilty would not be spared. Modi also took jibes at the Opposition which staged a walkout 30 minutes into his speech as the Chair did not heed to its demand for an intervention by Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, leaving the floor open for the PM to have his say uninterrupted.
Rahul Gandhi accuses Modi government of pushing Manipur into 'civil war'
Rahul Gandhi accuses BJP of pushing Manipur into civil war, criticizes PM Modi for neglect. Ethnic violence in Manipur due to tribal protests. Gandhi highlights women's plight in the state. Lok Sabha debate intensifies as Manipur burns under BJP policies.
District administration of Jiribam in Manipur has formed a reconciliation forum
Tension in Jiribam district escalated, leading to CRPF deployment after a killing. Clashes over Scheduled Tribe status resulted in 900 seeking refuge in Assam, with riots causing 220 deaths and 1,500 injuries.
No additional CSF personnel being sent to Manipur, troops stationed outside returning home, state government clarifies
On Monday, protests erupted in the valley areas, mainly led by women demanding the removal of central forces, accusing them of biased actions and targeting village guards. Protestors attempted to enter the residence of Chief Minister N Biren Singh but were stopped by the police. Additional CRPF troopers were deployed in Jiribam district following the killing of a 59-year-old farmer, with tensions high between Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities.
Demonstrators protest in Manipur, seek resolution to end ethnic violence in state
Protests in Manipur seek political solution for ethnic violence. ITLF demands Union Territory for Kuki-Zo people. Riots caused casualties and displacement. Rallyists appeal to Home Minister for action. Buffer Zone requested for Jiribam. Peace efforts urged for Tribals in Manipur.
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PM tried to break Constitution: Mallikarjun Kharge's retort
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Prime Minister Modi for repeatedly discussing the imposition of Emergency by Indira Gandhi, accusing him of questionable actions and breaking democratic norms. Kharge alleged that the PM's speech skipped important issues such as the NEET paper leak, caste census, train accidents, and violence in Manipur.
Manipur CM Biren Singh meets Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma to discuss security concerns
Sources said that chief Ministers focused on enhancing coordination among their respective police forces to effectively counter militant activities along the border. Measures to prevent the spillover of ethnic violence from Manipur into Assam.
With Jiribam in Manipur witnessing violence, CM instructed officials to ensure peace and tranquillity is maintained in Cachar
Amit Shah chairs high-level meeting to review security in Manipur and deploy central forces to restore peace. Assam CM directs officials to ensure peace and provide aid to refugees from Jiribam, Manipur.
Manipur Chief Minister chairs all-party meeting amid rising security concerns
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh chaired an all-party meeting to address the security and law enforcement situation in the state. He emphasized the need for concerted efforts among stakeholders to achieve lasting peace and development. Singh stated that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the central government has initiated plans to engage in dialogue with all parties involved.
Tensions rise in Manipur: Fatal shooting & bus torching incidents escalate security concerns
Unidentified assailants fatally shot a young man in Meijao Mamang Leikai, Wangoi police station area, Imphal West district. The victim was found with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. Meanwhile, a mob stopped and set ablaze a bus carrying CRPF personnel at Kangpokpi bazar in Kangpokpi district.
MHA to talk to Meiteis, Kukis in Manipur to bridge ethnic divide: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to address the ethnic divide in Manipur by engaging with both the Meitei and Kuki communities promptly. He emphasized increasing central forces deployment if necessary to restore peace and take strict legal action against violence perpetrators. Shah directed the Manipur chief secretary to ensure adequate health, education, and rehabilitation facilities for displaced people.
Myanmar refugees found in Maring area despite strict immigration measures: RAMO
RAMO conducted an inspection in Maring areas of Tengnoupal district, near Myanmar border in Manipur, revealing a significant presence of illegal Myanmarese migrant settlers.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah calls meeting to review Manipur situation
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will review the security situation in Manipur regarding the ongoing ethnic violence. Senior officials from central and state governments will attend the meeting. Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey recently discussed the situation with Shah. Ethnic violence erupted in May 2023 following protests over Scheduled Tribe status. The violence has resulted in over 220 deaths. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasised the need to prioritise peace in Manipur during a recent address.
Police outpost torched, more than 70 houses set on fire in Manipur's Jiribam
Curfew was imposed in Jiribam and adjoining Tamenglong districts for an indefinite period after protests erupted over the killing of 59-year-old Soibam Saratkumar Singh at Jiribam on Thursday night by suspected 'armed attackers'.
Manipur: Prohibitory orders imposed in Jiribam after protests over killing of man
Tension rises in Jiribam, Manipur after the beheading of Soibam Saratkumar. The incident occurred in the Jairolpokpi area, bordering Tamenglong District.
People of Manipur have sent powerful signal by electing Cong MPs in both constituencies: Jairam Ramesh
Congress won both Lok Sabha seats in Manipur, signaling support for Rahul Gandhi's visits and Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, said Jairam Ramesh. The state has been strife-torn due to ethnic violence.
Manipur: Three layer security cordon in all counting centres on June 4
Counting of votes for the General Elections in Manipur will take place on June 4, with a three-layer security cordon enforced at 24 counting centres. Additionally, over two lakh people in Manipur are affected by floods triggered by cyclones.
Manipur: Demand for replacement of minister alleging absence
As many as nine fora have submitted a memorandum addressed to Chief minister N Biren Singh. Manipur is under the grip of ethnic violence since May 3 last year.
Manipur: Security forces nab three armed cadres of Kangleipak Communist Party (Taibanganba)
At least 220 people have been killed, 1,500 injured and 60,000 displaced since violence broke out between the Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities on May 3 last year.
Manipur: Heart of Imphal comes to a standstill following 24-hour total shutdown call
This shutdown, effective from Monday midnight until Tuesday midnight, has paralyzed business activities, further exacerbating the ongoing ethnic conflict.
Manipur: Labourer from Jharkhand killed, two others injured by unidentified assailants
A police official said that the assailants pulled out the three labourers of a construction company from their rented accommodation and shot them dead on the spot.
Mizoram govt likely to initiate biometric enrolment for refugees from Myanmar
People from Myanmar continue to come to Mizoram since the military junta seized power in the nation on February 1, 2021. At least 34,350 people including women, elderly people and children from the neighbouring country took shelter in 11 districts of Mizoram.
Protest in some areas of Manipur following withdrawal of Central security forces
The United Committee of Pukhao and Makeng Dolaithabi Gram Panchayat urged authorities concerned not to remove the BSF battalion deployed in Purum village.
One year of Manipur violence: Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities on Friday organised separate events in their respective areas of Manipur
Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities commemorated one year post-ethnic violence with symbolic protests, black clothes, slogans, and tributes to the fallen, urging unity and peace amidst ongoing conflicts in Manipur.
Manipur: Strike called in protest of UNLF cadres' arrest
The CSOs stated there is peace agreement, a ceasefire, and ongoing dialogue. “These people are not supposed to be arrested. With the arrest of the chief of army, they have violated the ceasefire agreement. This is a humiliation to the party and the people of Manipur.”
Manipur cops hold 'arms down' protest
In an extraordinary demonstration of protest, personnel from the Imphal West Police Commando disarmed on Wednesday in response to the shooting attack by an armed mob on the residence of Additional SP (Operations) Amit Moirangthem in Wangkhei Tokpam Leikai on Tuesday.
Manipur: In major development, order for inclusion of Meiteis in ST list revoked by HC
Manipur High Court orders the removal of a paragraph advocating for Meitei inclusion in the Scheduled Tribe list due to conflict with Supreme Court precedent. Justice Gaiphulshillu's ruling emphasizes adherence to government procedure. Supreme Court denounces the directive as "obnoxious" amid legal challenges. Amidst ongoing legal proceedings, the region grapples with ethnic unrest over demographic complexities.
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