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Five more killed as clashes continue in Manipur - Vimarsana News

Five more killed as clashes continue in Manipur

The deaths come in a tumultuous week for a state that has been gripped by ethnic violence since May 3, with over 160 people confirmed dead | Latest News India

Help us to help Manipur: Army says women activists block routes, interfere - Vimarsana News

Help us to help Manipur: Army says women activists block routes, interfere

Women activists were deliberately blocking routes and interfering in operations by security forces in violence-hit Manipur, the Army said, urging people to help it in restoring peace in the Northeastern state.

Manipur Violence: Govt Issues 'No work, no pay' Order Against 1 lakh Employees; Army Appeals for Cooperation - Vimarsana News

Manipur Violence: Govt Issues 'No work, no pay' Order Against 1 lakh Employees; Army Appeals for Cooperation

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has invoked the 'no-work-no-pay' stricture on against nearly lakh employees across the state. , India News, Times Now

'Help us to help Manipur': Army says women activists blocking ops - Vimarsana News

'Help us to help Manipur': Army says women activists blocking ops

Terming such 'unwarranted interference' detrimental to the timely response by security forces, the Army's Spears Corps shared a video on Twitter late on Monday of some such incidents.

Source: rediff.com
Manipur | 'Help us to help Manipur': Indian Army says women activists blocking routes, interfering in ops - Vimarsana News

Manipur | 'Help us to help Manipur': Indian Army says women activists blocking routes, interfering in ops

The statement came two days after a stand-off in Imphal East's Itham village between the Army and a mob led by women that forced the forces to let go of 12 militants holed up there