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Imphal, January 28 (IANS) Manipur's iconic Polo Ponies are on the brink of extinction, with only 1,089 remaining after 129 died in the last 16 years, the recent Livestock Census conducted by the Manipur Government revealed.

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The 34 members of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly demanded that the SoO truce with militants who indulge in killing of innocent civilians and violation of ground rules must be abrogated immediately.

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Imphal/UNI: Six Assam Rifles personnel were injured when a jawan, identified as Sangpi Baite, went berserk firing on his own room mates at Sajik Tampak in Chandel district on Tuesday night.

A Manipur police statement said that considering the ongoing ethnic strife in the state, it is important to share the details of the incident transparently to dispel any potential rumours and avoid any speculation. "This unfortunate incident should not be correlated with ongoing conflict, given the fact that none of the injured are from Manipur. Investigation into the incident has been ordered to ascertain the facts," the statement said.

India News: GUWAHATI: Six Assam Rifles personnel deployed in Manipur were injured when a colleague fired at them before fatally shooting himself on Tuesday in a c.

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Suspecting it to be a case of a robbery gone wrong or a carjacking, a case of murder was lodged. For almost a month, Noida Police were unable to crack the case or make an arrest.

Livestock Census conducted by the Manipur Government reveals a decline in the population of the Manipuri Pony breed. Efforts to conserve the breed have been made, but challenges persist for pony owners. The decline is attributed to factors such as diminishing grazing grounds and lack of government incentives. The revival of grazing and polo grounds is crucial for the preservation of the pony culture. Manipur is the only state in northeastern India with its own distinct horse breed.