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India may take action against Twitter over Manipur naked women parade video

The country's ministry of electronics and information technology (IT) ministry has cautioned social media platforms to adhere to new IT rules, balancing freedom of expression with "reasonable restrictions".

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Manipur violence: 142 dead, nearly 6k cases, state informs Supreme Court

The government said security development was being reviewed on a daily basis and a standard of procedure has been put in place in case there is an emergency.

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India opposition leader reacts after US envoy offers help over Manipur violence: 'Our internal affairs'

Manish Tewari reacted after US ambassador Eric Garcetti responded to a question on Manipur to say that it was more about human concerns that strategic.

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Rahul Gandhi meets violence-affected people in Manipur, says it is heartbreaking

The opposition leader said the most important thing the northeastern state needs at the moment is peace to secure lives and livelihoods of the people.

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Manipur cops stop Rahul Gandhi convoy, urge him to take aerial route over safety

The opposition leader landed in state capital Imphal and was heading for Churachandpur, one of the worst-affected districts, to meet people displaced by ethnic clashes

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India home minister convenes all-party meeting on Manipur violence

Opposition parties have been criticising the Narendra Modi government for its handling of the situation as violence has not stopped even after 50 days.

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Situation in Manipur heartbreaking, Opposition leader Sonia Gandhi says, appeals for peace

In a video message shared by the Congress on social media, she expressed sadness that people were forced to flee the only place they called home.

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Manipur violence: Modi's own party lawmakers fail to meet him as India PM heads for US

At least three delegations of politicians from the disturbed Indian state, failed to have an audience with the prime minister despite having camped in New Delhi for days.

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India may take action against Twitter over Manipur naked women parade video

The country's ministry of electronics and information technology (IT) ministry has cautioned social media platforms to adhere to new IT rules, balancing freedom of expression with "reasonable restrictions".

Manipur violence: 142 dead, nearly 6k cases, state informs Supreme Court

The government said security development was being reviewed on a daily basis and a standard of procedure has been put in place in case there is an emergency.

India opposition leader reacts after US envoy offers help over Manipur violence: 'Our internal affairs'

Manish Tewari reacted after US ambassador Eric Garcetti responded to a question on Manipur to say that it was more about human concerns that strategic.

Rahul Gandhi meets violence-affected people in Manipur, says it is heartbreaking

The opposition leader said the most important thing the northeastern state needs at the moment is peace to secure lives and livelihoods of the people.

Manipur cops stop Rahul Gandhi convoy, urge him to take aerial route over safety

The opposition leader landed in state capital Imphal and was heading for Churachandpur, one of the worst-affected districts, to meet people displaced by ethnic clashes

India home minister convenes all-party meeting on Manipur violence

Opposition parties have been criticising the Narendra Modi government for its handling of the situation as violence has not stopped even after 50 days.

Rahul Gandhi flays Modi over PM-less all-party meet on Manipur violence: 'Not important for him'

Situation in Manipur heartbreaking, Opposition leader Sonia Gandhi says, appeals for peace

In a video message shared by the Congress on social media, she expressed sadness that people were forced to flee the only place they called home.

Manipur violence: Modi's own party lawmakers fail to meet him as India PM heads for US

At least three delegations of politicians from the disturbed Indian state, failed to have an audience with the prime minister despite having camped in New Delhi for days.

Manipur fumes over Modi's silence on violence: Residents boycott PM's radio programme, smash transistors

Manipur has seen continued violence since May 3 and at least 110 lives have been lost so far. More than 55,000 people have been displaced.

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The country's ministry of electronics and information technology (IT) ministry has cautioned social media platforms to adhere to new IT rules, balancing freedom of expression with "reasonable restrictions".

The government said security development was being reviewed on a daily basis and a standard of procedure has been put in place in case there is an emergency.

Manish Tewari reacted after US ambassador Eric Garcetti responded to a question on Manipur to say that it was more about human concerns that strategic.

The opposition leader said the most important thing the northeastern state needs at the moment is peace to secure lives and livelihoods of the people.

The opposition leader landed in state capital Imphal and was heading for Churachandpur, one of the worst-affected districts, to meet people displaced by ethnic clashes

Opposition parties have been criticising the Narendra Modi government for its handling of the situation as violence has not stopped even after 50 days.

In a video message shared by the Congress on social media, she expressed sadness that people were forced to flee the only place they called home.

At least three delegations of politicians from the disturbed Indian state, failed to have an audience with the prime minister despite having camped in New Delhi for days.

Manipur has seen continued violence since May 3 and at least 110 lives have been lost so far. More than 55,000 people have been displaced.