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No justice, no burial: relatives mount corpse protest in India

Churachandpur (India) (AFP) - The stench of death hangs heavy over the morgue at an Indian hospital -- and relatives are refusing to bury the rotting corpses in protest at their killings in ethnic violence.

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Thirty five students from West Bengal brought back from violence-hit Manipur

Thirty-five students from West Bengal were flown to the city in a special flight from violence-hit Manipur, a senior official said on May 10.

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People throng markets in Imphal to buy essentials as curfew relaxed

With curfew being relaxed in Imphal on May 10, people were seen thronging markets in large numbers to purchase essential items.

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Manipur: People throng markets in Imphal to buy essentials as curfew relaxed

With curfew being relaxed in Imphal city on Wednesday, people were seen thronging markets in large numbers to purchase essential items. The city's Ima market saw a big crowd. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘Everything is gone’: entire Indian villages burned in ethnic violence

About 1,700 houses in Manipur have been destroyed in clashes between Meiteis, who are mostly Hindus, and mainly Christian Kuki tribe

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Salvaging the idea and reality of Manipur

In Manipur, leaders of communities, the State and all-important stakeholders must confront the truth about the mutually self-destructive nature of violence ion the State

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Both State government and Centre responsible for the violence in Manipur: Congress

The Congress said the Bharatiya Janata Party government in the State cannot escape responsibility for the violence and deaths in Manipur

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Mizoram MP urges PM to send ‘joint parliamentary team’ to violence-hit Manipur

K. Vanlalvena, a Rajya Sabha member from the Mizo National Front wrote to PM Modi that a ‘joint parliamentary team’ be constituted to carry out an independent investigation in Manipur

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Explainer-What sparked deadly ethnic clashes in India's Manipur?

Thousands of security personnel maintained vigil in India's restive northeastern state of Manipur on Tuesday as a curfew was relaxed after days of rioting and ethnic clashes killed at least 60 people and displaced 35,000.

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Manipur violence: Students from Bihar share their ordeals

Bihari students stranded in the violence-hit Manipur on May 9 returned to Patna through a special flight arranged by the Bihar government. Altogether 172 students landed at Patna airport out of which 21 were from Jharkhand.

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Most Tamil Nadu students studying in Manipur unwilling to return, says government

Many students from Tamil Nadu, who are pursuing medical and other educational programmes in violence-hit Manipur, have expressed their unwillingness to return now when contacted to rescue them, the Tamil Nadu Government said on May 9.

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More than 300 students from Meghalaya brought back from violence-hit Manipur: Conrad Sangma

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on May 9 said more than 300 students from the State, who were stranded in violence-hit Manipur, were brought back in the last few days.

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Tense calm in India’s Manipur where ethnic riots claimed 62 lives

Curfew in place and peace talks held as state’s chief minister says about 230 people injured and 1,700 houses burned.

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Situation improving in violence-hit Manipur; curfew relaxed in 11 districts

The situation across violence-hit Manipur is improving, with no fresh reports of any untoward incident, while curfew has been relaxed in all the 11 districts where it was clamped, officials said on May 9.

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Morning Digest | Court’s order to grant ST status to Meiteis will be discussed with all stakeholders, says Amit Shah; Chinese militia boats cross Indian, ASEAN warships exercising in South China Sea, and more

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In Churachandpur, an orphanage is running out of rations as it tries to track missing teenager

As Churachandpur, the flashpoint of the violence in Manipur, remains on edge from threat of sporadic violence, an orphanage in the district, where about 10 children are currently housed, is running out of essentials

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Students and civilians stranded in Manipur land safely in Hyderabad

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Court’s order to grant ST status to Meiteis will be discussed with all stakeholders, says Amit Shah

Amit Shah said that the Manipur High Court’s order to grant ST status to the majority Meitei community in Manipur will be discussed with all stakeholders, and there was no need for anyone to be scared

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In Imphal, tribals stuck at Manipur Rifles camps looking to get out

Even as residents in Imphal said the first batch of tribals stranded in the Valley had been sent back to Churachandpur and Kangpokpi, many more tribals, mostly Kukis, stranded in camps run by the Manipur government are desperately trying to move into the camps run by the Centre

The Hindu

161 students from A.P. safely evacuated from Manipur

Almost 10 days after being stranded in the strife-torn areas of Manipur, especially some parts of the capital Imphal, 161 students belonging to Andhra Pradesh (A.P.) heaved a sigh of relief on touching down at Hyderabad and Kolkata airports on Monda

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West Bengal Government bans screening of The Kerala Story to maintain harmony

Mamata Banerjee ordered an immediate ban on the screening of the controversial film ‘The Kerala Story and described it as a distorted movie, aimed at defaming the southern State

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Manipur violence: SC expresses concern on loss of lives, properties; Centre says situation returning to normalcy

The Supreme Court on Monday expressed concern over the loss of lives and properties in Manipur during the violence between Meitei and Kuki communities, and sought a status report from the Centre and State governments on the steps being taken for safety, rehabilitation of displaced people and protection of religious…

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Tales of horror as thousands flee ethnic violence in northeast India

Andro (India) (AFP) - Father-of-five S. Mamang Vaiphei hid in the jungle for three nights after a mob attacked his village in Manipur, the remote Indian state where ethnic violence has reportedly killed at least 54 people.

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SC calls Manipur crisis ‘humanitarian problem’, emphasises need for protection of displaced persons, religious places of worship

Manipur violence | The Supreme Court said the government should “take all necessary steps for rehabilitation of displaced persons and for protection of religious places of worship”.

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Kejriwal speaks to Manipur CM, says 4 Delhi students to be evacuated from state on Tuesday

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said he spoke to his Manipur counterpart N. Biren Singh regarding the evacuation of four students from the national capital who are stuck in the violence-hit state.

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