Incidents of violence by militants continue unabated in the northeastern State despite heavy deployment of security forces, The Indian Tribal reports

Two Manipur residents in their plea contended that the residents of the State experienced feelings of fear, anxiety, helplessness, and frustration as a result of the shutdown, The Indian Tribal reports

With the rural polls announced, political parties in the State are having to do a fine balancing act between Kurmis, firm on their demand for a ST status, and the Adivasis, who reiterated their strong opposition to any such move with a 12-hour State bandh, Munu Chatterjee reports

Amidst an uneasy calm prevailing with “no incident of violence in the State in the last 48 hours”, the MHA on Thursday approved the relief package on the directive of Home Minister Amit Shah, The Indian Tribal reports

Violence continues in the northeastern State with the latest casualties being caused by militants. And the State is without internet services for more than a month now, The Indian Tribal reports

The Government on Sunday (June 4) set up a 3-member panel, led by an ex-Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court, to probe the over-a-month-long violence in the northeastern State.The Commission has to submit its report within six months from the date of its first sitting, The Indian Tribal [...]

Incidents of violence perpetuated by militants are being reported following Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s departure from the troubled northeastern State, The Indian Tribal reports

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On the concluding day of his Manipur visit on Thursday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had appealed to all concerned to surrender their weapons to the security forces and administration. He had warned that a search-and-combing operation would be carried out in [...]

On the last day of his visit to the troubled northeastern State, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday (June 1) appealed locals not to pay heed to rumours, maintain peace and promote harmony even as he warned rioters of strict action, The Indian Tribal reports

Into his second day of Manipur visit, Amit Shah on Wednesday (May 31) visited two more violence-affected areas and met a number of stakeholders, The Indian Tribal reports