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‘No one to protect us’: In Manipur, civilians easy targets as armed groups step up violence (opens the original)
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The Sunday church service had just ended in the hill-top village of Longpi in Manipur’s Noney district on the afternoon of September 13. Longpi is home to about 320 Kuki residents, village officials said. A group of five women and two men were on their way to gather some rice and wash some clothes when a group of 45-50 militants attacked the village. “They were walking from one part of the village to another when they came under attack,” David Gangte, the son of Longpi village chief and a primar
Delhi court allows US citizen, six Ukrainians held by NIA to visit families abroad for a month (opens the original)
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A Delhi court on Thursday permitted a United States citizen and six Ukrainians, who were arrested by the National Investigation Agency in March for allegedly having links to ethnic armed groups in Myanmar that are hostile to India, to travel to their respective countries for a month, The Hindu reported. The US citizen, Matthew Aaron Van Dyke, and the six Ukrainians were arrested on March 13. They were allegedly involved in supplying weapons and military equipment to ethnic armed groups operating
Memoir of motherhood: A novelist (and mother of two) writes about the anxieties of raising daughters (opens the original)
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Despite all these sunny joyous claims I now speak of, it was all also so difficult that in the early months of motherhood, I sometimes Googled non-life-threatening reasons to get admitted to the hospital for one week. I couldn’t think of any way to “switch off ” from motherhood other than something that would be medically required. I didn’t think I deserved a walk or a coffee or, God forbid, a massage. I didn’t actually want to get a drink with friends and even when Mikey offered to handle an ov
Bengal again: Muslim man and three sons picked up from home. Police say they have been ‘deported’ (opens the original)
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Four members of a Bengali Muslim family have been missing for about 40 days after the police picked them up from their home in Murshidabad, accusing them of being undocumented Bangladeshi migrants, their family member told Scroll on Thursday. The police confirmed to Scroll that the four men were handed over to the Border Security Force and claimed that they had been sent to Bangladesh. Dablu Sheikh, 60, and his three sons – 29-year-old Kayem Sheikh, 20-year-old Rajaul Sheikh and 16-year-old Asma
‘Illegal, arbitrary’: Why experts say detention regime in Bengal has fewer safeguards than Assam (opens the original)
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Asarul Sheikh was returning from Kerala in the last week of August when he was stopped by the police from a railway station close to his home in Bengal’s Murshidabad district. The police accused the migrant worker of being a Bangladeshi and took him to the Lalgola detention centre 15 km away, Sheikh’s niece Rojina Khatun said. As Scroll reported, the West Bengal police have picked up at least nine Muslim men and two children since June in midnight raids and accused them of being Bangladeshis. Th
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