February 13, Kohima: Tension flared today in the Medziphema sub-division of the Chümoukedima district following reported violent clashes involving the Chakroma Public Organization and residents of the Moava village.According to a press note from the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime)...
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Dimapur, February 13 At least 26 people were injured in a clash triggered by a protracted land dispute in the Chumoukedima district of Nagaland on Friday, police said.The incident occurred in the Moava village in the Medziphema sub-division in the morning, they said."The situation is...
Dhaka, February 12 – Voting concluded across Bangladesh on Thursday in the country’s crucial general elections, marking a pivotal moment in its political landscape. The elections aimed to elect a new government, replacing the interim administration that took office after the Awami League’s rule...
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On Thursday, leaders of top Bangladeshi political parties said they would accept the election results if they were held in a "free, fair, and impartial manner."The election is seen as a direct contest between the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its former ally, Jamaat-e-Islami, in the...
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New Delhi, Feb 11 The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the National Investigation Agency to file a report in a sealed cover before the Calcutta High Court, justifying the invocation of a UAPA provision pertaining to terror acts in a case related to repeated incidents of violence and unrest in...
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Banda (UP), February 11 A 70-year-old Dalit ration dealer was allegedly killed during a fight between two groups over connecting an electricity wire in Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh, police said on Wednesday.One of the accused has been arrested in connection with the incident, officials said.The...
New Delhi, February 11 The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to submit a report in a sealed envelope to the Calcutta High Court, justifying the invocation of a UAPA provision related to acts of terror in a case involving repeated incidents of violence...
Imphal, February 11 Manipur Deputy Chief Minister L Dikho said efforts were underway to identify those involved in the violence at Litan in Ukhrul district.Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a programme on Tuesday, he said all stakeholders were working together to find a solution."The...
Imphal, February 10 In a fresh round of violence over the alleged assault of a member of the Tangkhul Naga community in Manipur's Ukhrul, several abandoned houses were set on fire and shots were fired on Tuesday morning, prompting the state government to suspend internet services in the district...
Imphal, February 9 Fresh violence erupted in the Ukhrul district of Manipur on Monday afternoon after armed miscreants allegedly set fire to more houses in the Litan Sareikhong village, officials said.Armed groups also fired several rounds in the air near the hill village, forcing residents to...