MANIPUR
• August 1, 2002
• Judiciary vs legislature row ends: PTI
• July 26, 2002
• HC sets government officials free: PTI
• July 25, 2002
• 2 judges flee Imphal
• July 24, 2002
• Govt withdraws security to judges, court: PTI
• July 23, 2002
• Assembly, court on a collision course in Manipur
• State education secretary sent to jail: PTI
• July 8, 2002
• PM, Advani keen on resolving Naga problem: Shourie/PTI
• June 18, 2002
• 500,000 at rally for anti-ceasefire agitation victims: PTI
• June 12, 2002
• Naga MLAs abstain from special session - PTI
• June 7, 2002
• Manipur not to withdraw cases against NSCN leaders
• June 6, 2002
• PLA claims responsibility for Thoubal bomb blast
• June 5, 2002
• Two BSF personnel killed in bomb blast
• May 17, 2002
• NSCN (I-M) demands 'employee tax' from Manipur govt employees
• April 11, 2002
• Five ultras killed in Manipur
• April 9, 2002
• Six killed in militant attack
• March 12, 2002
• Manipur ministry expanded: PTI
• Telsin Ngamjang Haokip elected speaker
• February 9, 2002
• Militants call for boycott of Sonia visit
• February 8, 2002
• Naga council asks candidates to endorse 'Greater Nagaland'
• February 7, 2002
• Candidates plagued with extortion demands
• February 4, 2002
• Militants attack Congress candidate, two killed: PTI
• February 2, 2002
• Election fever fails to make impact in Manipur
• January 23, 2002
• Filing of nomination for assembly poll ends: PTI
•December 6, 2001
• Manipur to go to the polls with UP, Punjab
•October 20, 2001
• Militants attack BSF post on Indo-Myanmar border
•September 11, 2001
• Manipur assembly dissolved: PTI
•September 6, 2001
• Women defy dress code
•September 4, 2001
• Cabinet agrees to dissolve Manipur assembly
•August 29, 2001
• Militants' dress code outrages Manipur's women
•August 13, 2001
• Manipur govt employees yet to get salary
• Manipur transporters on strike
•July 31, 2001
• No truce if confined to Nagaland: NSCN(I-M)/PTI
• Bandh affects normal life in Manipur
•July 30, 2001
• No plan to replace governor: Swami
• Centre to dissolve Manipur assembly
• Parliament approves central rule in Manipur
•July 9, 2001
• Militants storm Manipur speaker's house
•July 7, 2001
• Swami in Manipur even as agitation intensifies: PTI
• One killed as women take to streets in Manipur: PTI
•July 6, 2001
• Women defy curfew to protest truce extension
• high-level home ministry team for Manipur
• Naga ceasefire agreement needs to be amended: BJP/PTI
• 13-hr bandh called in Manipur, along National Highway 39
• Elaborate security for women's procession in Imphal: PTI
•July 5, 2001
• Naga-Meitei tension builds up in Manipur
• Parties join hands to fight Naga truce extension
• 2 eminent Manipuris resolve to return Padma Shrees
• Women shut shop in Khwairamband: PTI
• Militants attack ex-minister's house: PTI
•July 4, 2001
• Security forces on full alert in Manipur
• Widespread sit-in protests in Manipur
•June 30, 2001
• Manipur curfew relaxed for 11 hours
•June 29, 2001
• AASU threatens mass movement
• Anti-ceasefire rally held in Tripura: PTI
• Manipur violence spontaneous
• Manipur groups want ceasefire withdrawn
•June 28, 2001
• Indefinite curfew reimposed in Imphal East and West districts: PTI
•June 27, 2001
• Manipur leaders seek President's intervention
• Sit-in protests in different parts of Manipur: PTI
• 'Centre's mistake led to Manipur violence'
•June 25, 2001
• Question of claiming territories doesn't arise: Muivah/PTI
• Nagas flee Imphal, but police deny report: PTI
•June 24, 2001
• Centre agrees to review issues arising out of truce agreement
•June 23, 2001
• Suggestions on Naga ceasefire to be considered: Advani
• Army appeals for peace in Manipur
•June 22, 2001
• Anti-ceasefire stir spreads to interiors, death toll 14
• Manipur legislators running scared in Delhi
• BJP suggests changes in Naga peace accord
• Curfew relaxed for few hours in Manipur
• Portions of chariot burnt by youths in Imphal: PTI
•June 21, 2001
• Manipur MPs and MLAs to face social boycott
• Manipur curfew relaxed for two hours, reimposed
•June 20, 2001
• Manipur MLAs to wait till Aug 1 to quit
• Jaya Jaitly, Sonia call for peace in Manipur
• Manipur government allows mass cremation of bodies
•June 19, 2001
• Ceasefire and Greater Nagaland demand not related: Muivah
• Manipur MLAs, MPs asked to resign: PTI
• No review of ceasefire extension: BJP/PTI
•June 18, 2001
• 13 killed, indefinite curfew in Imphal
• Advani denies Greater Nagaland move
• All parties in Manipur oppose ceasefire: George
• Koijam urges Centre to review pact with NSCN
•June 16, 2001
• Naga ceasefire angers Samata
•May 30, 2001
• Dhananjoy Singh stakes claim
to form Manipur ministry: PTI
• Keishing blasts defectors
•May 27, 2001
• PDA MLAs call on Paswan: PTI
•May 26, 2001
• BJP takes tough stance against PDA MLAs
• PDA MLAs explore options
• PDA to stake claim in Manipur after May
28: PTI
•May 25, 2001
• Manipur may be placed under
President's rule: Chaoba: PTI
• Decision on Manipur in a
day or two: Fernandes: PTI
•May 24, 2001
• Manipur BJP, Samata leaders to meet in
Delhi
•May 23, 2001
• PM-George talks inconclusive
• New alliance formed
•May 22, 2001
• BJP issues whip to Manipur legislators
• Koijam government faces fresh trouble
• Fernandes to boycott crucial NDA meet
• Manipur CM Koijam loses trust vote
• Final act of deceit by BJP: Samata Party
•May 20, 2001
• Samata to reconsider participation in NDA govt: PTI
• All Catholic schools in Manipur may shut
•May 19, 2001
• Protests in North East over priests' killing: PTI
•May 17, 2001
• Three Catholic priests shot dead in Thoubal district
• Governor asks CM to seek trust vote
•May 16, 2001
• Crisis has blown over, says Koijam: PTI
•May 15, 2001
• Crisis grips Manipur as 6 ministers
sacked and seven quit: PTI
•April 15, 2001
• Security alert as seven killed in Manipur: PTI
•April 4, 2001
• Home Ministry, Manipur govt battle over cease-fire
•March 10, 2001
• Catholic missionaries flee Manipur following threats
•February 27, 2001
• Manipur Dy Speaker resigns: PTI
• 3 Manipur ministers withdraw resignation: PTI
• 15-day Holi ceasefire in Manipur: PTI
•February 26, 2001
• Manipur Health Minister quits: PTI
•February 24, 2001
• Terrorists force closure of two schools in Manipur: PTI
• Ministry expanded, 33 ministers sworn in: PTI
•February 20, 2001
• Chandel Addl DC gunned down by terrorists: PTI
•February 16, 2001
• Radhabinod Koijam sworn in as new CM
•February 14, 2001
• Nipamacha Singh resigns; new alliance in Manipur: PTI
•February 13, 2001
• Tit-for-tat expulsions continue in Manipur: PTI
•February 6, 2001
• I am unable to convene assembly, says Speaker: PTI
•February 3, 2001
• Catholic priest shot dead in Imphal: PTI
•December 30, 2000
• Stage set for ouster of Congress government in Manipur
•December 29, 2000
• 10 legislators quit Congress in Manipur
•December 22, 2000
• Manipur Governor meets Advani: PTI
•December 21, 2000
• Manipur Governor air-dashing to New Delhi: PTI
• Seven militants killed in Manipur: PTI
•December 18, 2000
• Manipur may come under central rule, says Advani: PTI
•December 13, 2000
• Manipur Rifles jawans refuse to fight insurgents without salary arrears: AFP
• PSOs of politicians join strike: PTI
•November 11, 2000
• Centre keeping a watch on situation in Manipur
•November 1, 2000
• Rebel outfit bans Hindi in Manipur
•October 21, 2000
• Militants attack police station, snatch arms: PTI
•March 3, 2000
• Swearing-in of Manipur's ministers postponed
•February 27, 2000
• Hung assembly likely in Manipur
•February 22, 2000
• Every one a Congressman
•February 15, 2000
• Will Vinod Khanna's charm save the BJP?
•February 15, 2000
• Will Vinod Khanna's charm save the BJP?
•February 13, 2000
• Polling in Manipur takes place under heavy security
•February 12, 2000
• State elections on Saturday
•January 14, 2000
• Manipur yet to finalise poll ties
•January 11, 2000
• Manipur to witness straight contests
•January 8, 2000
• Six soldiers killed in Manipur ambush
•November 30
• Ved Marwah to take over as Manipur governor on Thursday
• August 17
• Militants ambush CRPF convoy, 3 killed
• April 18
• Minister escapes attempt on life
• February 25
• 6 cops among 8 killed in state ambush
• February 21
• Army athletes assaulted following allegation of molestation
• February 14
• Extremists strike on eve of National Games, kill 9 army men
• January 7
• Nipamacha's chair gets wobbly
• December 1
• Congress wins boost its chances in state
• November 6
• "Economic blockade" on state lifted
• November 3
• 3 ministers, deputy speaker quit over non-creation of new district
• October 25
• Naga groups threaten economic blockade from November 1
• May 26
• 5 CRPF men killed in ambush
• Trucks stay off road as economic blockade continues
• January 30
• Two
killed in ambush
• January 22
• NSCN threatens govt officials
against poll duty
• January 21
• Search on for kidnapped CJM
• January 7
• Four killed as ultras clash
• January 4
• 13 soldiers ambushed by militants
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