Govt committed to bring normalcy to Manipur: Sitharaman
The Centre is committed to bringing normalcy to ethnic strife-torn Manipur, Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Tuesday ...
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The Manipur Polycrisis: Indigenous Pathways for Peace and Healing
War is expensive so who is arming, training and funding the violence in a state where close to close to 40 percent who are living in poverty? To understand the situation that Manipur is currently ...
Parliament Budget Session Day 5: Manipur Budget passed, Houses debate working of Health, Rail ministries
T he ongoing Budget Session of Parliament on Tuesday (March 18, 2025) focused on Railways, and Manipur’s Budget.
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India’s poorest state’s name is Out! Its not Uttar Pradesh, Bihar or Assam, THIS heavily populated state is at the bottom, Kashmir ranks…
However, the nation has been grappling with poverty. While significant advancements have been made across various sectors, some states still struggle with economic challenges due to sluggish ...
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The Northeast transformation
The foundation has been laid to unlock the potential of the Northeast and the results will become apparent soon, the minister said.
Nagpur Violence: Opposition Blames BJP For Violence, Fadnavis Says 'Chhaava' Movie Reignited Anger | Details
Following the protests and violence calling for the removal of Aurangzeb's tomb, a curfew was imposed in Nagpur city.
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Opposition blames BJP for Nagpur violence, MoS Athawale says ‘Chhaava’ stoked anger
Opposition MPs on Tuesday blamed the BJP-led Maharashtra government for the Nagpur violence, while Union minister Ramdas Athawale said the movie ‘Chhaava’ stoked people’s sentiments against 17th ...
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'Anti-incumbency is an issue of the past now': J.P. Nadda hails PM Modi's leadership in Tripura rally
Agartala, March 9 (IANS): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president J.P. Nadda on Sunday said that the political ...
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'Chhaava Movie Stoked Anger': Union Minister Ramdas Athawale On Nagpur Violence
New Delhi: Opposition MPs on Tuesday blamed the BJP-led Maharashtra government for the Nagpur violence, while Union minister Ramdas Athawale said the movie 'Chhaava' stoked people's sentiments against ...