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India News: IMPHAL: The Manipur government has lifted the mobile internet ban in four hill district headquarters which have not been affected by ethnic strife, of.

The internet ban was withdrawn on a trial basis in the district headquarters of Ukhrul, Senapati, Chandel and Tamenglong, which are Naga-majority areas

The move comes after the Manipur high court had directed the state government to operationalise mobile towers, on a trial basis, in all those district headquarters which have not been affected by the ethnic clashes.

Officials said that the process has been initiated to withdraw the internet ban on a trial basis in the district headquarters of Ukhrul, Senapati, Chandel and Tamenglong, which are Naga tribal inhabited areas.

The Manipur Government has initiated the process to lift the ban on mobile internet services in four Naga tribal dominated hill district headquarters which have not been affected by the ethnic violence that has been going on in the state since ...

The Manipur government extended mobile internet ban across the state till November 13. The ban will not be enforced in the four hill district headquarters.

The Manipur government on Thursday extended the mobile internet ban across the state by five more days till November 13, officials said.

Mobile internet services in Manipur extended due to safety concerns amid protests and communal violence.

The United Naga Council (UNC) has written to Arjun Munda, who is Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, on October 31, 2023, requesting him to ignore the project proposals submitted to the Ministry of Tribal Affairs.

For nearly six months or for nearly 180 days, everything has centred around the ongoing ethnic clash. the commentary in this column has also centred around the clash since the evening of may 3 and there is nothing pleasant about it. readers must already b