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    Manipur Government Structure Established Following Revocation of President's Rule

    Imphal, March 4 Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh will be in charge of departments not specifically allocated to other ministers, an official said on Wednesday.Singh, who was sworn in on February 4, will also retain overall supervisory control across the administration, the...
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    Manipur Cabinet Expansion: Deputy CMs and Ministers Receive Portfolios

    Imphal, March 4 A month after their swearing-in ceremony, two Manipur deputy chief ministers and two ministers were assigned portfolios on Wednesday, according to a government notification.Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh is yet to be assigned a "specific department," while Deputy CM Nemcha...
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    Tribal Arts and Festivals Unveiled: New Initiatives for India's Tribal Communities

    New Delhi, February 28 – Union Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram announced on Saturday nationwide initiatives planned for March to achieve long-term socio-economic impact by positioning tribal communities at the center of cultural preservation, enterprise development, and national growth...
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    President Murmu Highlights Ol Chiki Script as Santhali Identity

    New Delhi, February 16 Describing the Ol Chiki script as a "powerful symbol" of the Santhali identity, President Droupadi Murmu on Monday said efforts should be made to preserve and promote this century-old script.Addressing a gathering to commemorate the centenary of the Ol Chiki script...
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    Grants Passed for Jal Shakti, Forest, and Tribal Affairs in J&K

    Jammu, February 13 The Jammu and Kashmir Assembly on Friday passed grants worth Rs 3,241.77 crore for public health engineering, Rs 1,524.82 crore for forest, ecology and environment, Rs 1,606.99 crore for irrigation and flood control, and Rs 406.01 crore for tribal affairs.The grants for the...
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    Chhattisgarh's Bastar Region: Development and Naxal Threat

    Jagdalpur, February 9 Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday that Maoism has never benefited any society and has spread destruction wherever it has existed, citing examples of countries like Colombia, Peru, and Cambodia. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 'Bastar Pandum 2026' cultural...
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