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No Rain in Wakching Leaves Manipur Farmers Uncertain About the Coming Season

In Kwasiphai, January showers once used to anticipate rainfall are becoming less reliable
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101Reporters
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Trucks on a roadside, engulfed in flames and smoke against a gray sky. The scene conveys urgency and chaos. Green fields surround the area.
A group of people is standing on a muddy path in a lush, green forest. Some hold umbrellas. The atmosphere is adventurous and lively.
A candlelight vigil organised in front of the 'Wall of Remembrance' in Churachandpur, Manipur.
Security forces with the arrested militants and seized weapons posing for an image. The security personnel are in their uniform and gun with them
A fire Manipur's Moreh district in the middle of Pangal Basti, a crowded settlement.
Manipur's one of the oldest militant outfits, PLA, is mostly active in the Imphal valley region with its political wing, RPF.
A senior police official said that the two militants belonging to the Kangleipak Communist Party (PWG) were arrested from Imphal East district on Thursday night.
Two Jawans Martyred, Five Injured as Gunmen Ambush Assam Rifles Vehicle in Manipur
He informed that 18 Eklavya Model Residential Schools are being constructed in Manipur and added that Manipur’s traditional culture is to empower women and the Central government was also always working on these lines.
Manipur to implement all provisions of tripartite pact with Kuki militants
The official said that the security forces have arrested three hardcore militants of the banned People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) from Imphal East and Imphal West districts
India’s Manipur authorities: uthorities in the eastern Indian state of Manipur are warning thousands of Myanmar nationals who fled conflict in the Sagaing region [RFA]
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