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Kukis Oppose Peace March as Manipur Set for Free Movement

The New Indian Express Mangaluru

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March 08, 2025

HOME Minister Amit Shah's directive to security agencies to restore free movement on all roads in ethnic violence-hit Manipur will come into effect from Saturday even as an influential Kuki-Zo organisation opposed a proposed peace expedition by a conglomerate of 20 Imphal Valley-based organisations.

- PRASANTA MAZUMDAR @ Guwahati

The Committee on Tribal Unity (COTU) said the resolution adopted by the Federations of Civil Society (FOCS) to march into the hill districts of the Kuki-Zo community was tantamount to breaching of buffer zones.

"The idea of free movement purported by Home Minister Amit Shah through the Governor of Manipur is nothing but misplaced information on the current situation and reverberation of radical Meitei narrative which would be unattainable discourse," COTU said in a statement issued on Friday.

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Women form 4.3% of jail population, but face systematic barriers: NCW

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Gave my best to nation, says Gavai in farewell speech

IN his farewell speech, Chief Justice BR Gavai said on Friday that he was leaving the institution “with a full sense of satisfaction and contentment.”

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Chess WC: Semifinal ties in balance after Game 1

CHINA'S GM Wei Yi and Uzbekistan’s Nodirbek Yakubboev could not breach the defences of their respective opponents with white pieces as both the semifinals of the World Cup 2025 end in draws on Friday.

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1 min

November 22, 2025

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Every infiltrator will be out after SIR: Shah in Gujarat

UNION Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday transformed the BSF’s 61st Raising Day event in Haripur, Bhuj, into a clarion call for electoral vigilance.

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Teacher dies by suicide due to 'SIR workload'

A 40-year-old teacher and Booth Level Officer (BLO) Arvind Mulji Vadher died by suicide in his native Devli village of Gir Somnath district on Friday, leaving behind a devastating note that directly blamed the crushing workload of SIR (Special Intensive Revision) and rising mental stress.

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Oppn slams BJP as kin of Maha ministers elected unopposed in local polls

OPPOSITION parties in Maharashtra are questioning how, in one local body election after another, relatives of BJP ministers are winning without any contest.

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1 mins

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Diplomats talk culture business at Goa film fest

THE 56th edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) on Friday served as a platform for the Centre to explore new pathways to advance bilateral audiovisual cooperation, with a focus on co-production opportunities, creativeeconomy growth, and deeper cultural exchange.

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1 mins

November 22, 2025

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ED crackdown on coal mafia, raids 40 locations in J’khand and Beng

THE Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday conducted raids at more than 40 locations across Jharkhand and West Bengal as part of a major push against the coal mafia.

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80-yr-old NRI's Doon land sold off, 27 booked

AN 80-year-old nonresident Indian (NRI) woman has discovered to her shock that her six bighas (5400 sq yards) of inherited land in Dehradun has not only been illegally occupied but also subdivided into plots and sold for crores of rupees while she was residing in the US.

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