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When you see this and say that it’s politically motivated, something is really wrong with you. History won’t be kind to you.
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Moramba Angomcha
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@nit_set One thing has been bugging me since this news came out. Why now? That too with so much spectacle. Observing with the recent chaos in West Asia in mind, there seems to be more than meets the eye.
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On the recent arrest of 7 foreign nationals: A much more informed piece (as much as a civilian can perhaps be of the happenings on India's Northeastern borders, and in Mizoram, Manipur and Nagaland). I don't agree entirely with the national security implications. But much more valuably, it shows the matrix of statecraft India uses to also pit one ethnic group's insurgency against the other within India while navigating those across the border and their inter-relationships. Creates the kind of conflicts where ethnic identities get blamed more often rather than the state for its role.
Aside: The govt made a spectacle of the arrest. That's intentful to serve a purpose it has in mind to try achieve.
Angshuman Choudhury@angshuman_ch
I, along with @akhmxt (a digital investigator & OSINT expert), look at the conspiracy theories around India’s recent arrests of seven foreign “mercenaries” returning from Myanmar: Read here on @barbedwires_sub: open.substack.com/pub/barbedwire…
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“The recent reports of foreign nationals, an American and several Ukrainians, allegedly training insurgent-linked elements in drone warfare along the Mizoram–Myanmar frontier are, to many, shocking. To those who understand the region as I do, they are deeply worrying, but not entirely surprising, since the Northeast has always been porous, not just in geography, but in influence.”
The General writes… ✍🏽
@chauhan_shokin
open.substack.com/pub/generalswa…
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Much of the frictions the region faces today are on account of different land laws and administrative mechanisms for its hills and plains, adopted to tackle the same problem.
#Northeast
#Assam
#Manipur
The Telegraph@ttindia
#OPINION | Two centuries after Yandaboo, as the socio-economic playfields have levelled out, efforts must be to evolve consensual reforms to bring the region out of this time warp to integrate it with the modern, writes Pradip Phanjoubam #manipur #assam telegraphindia.com/opinion/caught…
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@ramindesai Wait. What just happened? Please explain Rami.
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Pro-India or Pro-Indian deep-state?
Rajeev Bhattacharyya@rajkbhat
No foreign nationals who crossed over to Myanmar from India's Mizoram had trained anti-India groups. These Myanmar groups are pro-India. But their visit to Mizoram without the RAP is certainly a cause of concern to the Indian govt (for other reasons as well)
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Now I feel sorry for “Mainstream Media”. They’ve become punching bags for Left, Right & Center when it comes to Manipur Crisis. 😑
#ManipurViolence
#ManipurConflict
Greeshma Kuthar@jeegujja
The modus operandi that was established by a government in power (Biren's) to criminalize an identity continues. Ethnic profiling as 'illegal' and what that has done to Manipur has never been what mainstream media want to report on though. They'll instead lazily "debunk"
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If May 3, 2023 was Stage I, then the latest round of simmering tensions seems to be Stage II in the making. All the while the people of Manipur suffer.
Nitin Sethi@nit_set
#Manipur is witnessing violence again. Civilians being kidnapped, people being killed. Armed conflict ramping up. Strains between Kuki and Naga groups are bringing the state to a violent edge again. This is subsequent to BJP cutting a deal again with some in the Kuki leaderships to claw back power in the state at the cost of a more durable social and political settlement. BJP's political settlement, with unverified claims that the Union government will provide some kind of autonomy to Kuki Zo-dominated territories is likely to have caused the building of Kuki-Naga group strains. Claims of identity-based homelands in Manipur have always overlapped and have required a more dexterous Union gov't to establish a 'durable disorder', as Dr Sanjib Baruah put it. It is not the first time that a party in power in Centre has used the State's resources to bring itself to power in a northeastern state. But the current BJP as the govt and the party seems to have not found the dexterity and sagacity needed to stitch even such superficial political settlements in Manipur. Citizens of Manipur will continue to pay the cost for this, with their lives and livelihoods, if the Union gov't does not act to arrange a political and social truce, without preconditioning it to fit BJP's political ambitions. Mainland India's media-mounted public persons, from right and left, who had largely wrongly portrayed the conflict in Manipur earlier are now mostly silent or mealy-mouthed because the emerging 'story' does not fit the need of their politics. I say this often. The 'story' of Manipur is the 'story' of the hypocrisy, ignorance, structural racism and callousness collectively of the State, of those in power, the powerful and the influential in mainland India's public spaces. It requires us to look more closely at how Indian democracy has dealt with and continues to deal with the region and its citizens.
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No shortage of gas: officials
Press Trust of India@PTI_News
Coronavirus is not a health emergency: officials
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Only the north-west Indians can digest milk properly. The rest often lack the actual enzyme that helps you absorb milk nutrients. This tells you that uniform health advice makes no sense in India and you should probably listen to your grandma’s folk wisdom more than you do...
India in Pixels by Ashris ⚡️@indiainpixels
How easily can adults in the Indian Subcontient digest milk?
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@nongshaBytes I was thinking the same thing. 😂
Now we know from where the playbook was borrowed.
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@ManipurWaari The new CM is undergoing what political commentators usually called “honeymoon period”. Till Cheiraoba, people may be in festive mood. Not to be a pessimist but after that things might change. Besides something usually turns up around May/June in Manipur.
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Sorry to break it to you.
Khemchand+ newly appointed admin is not to correct the PAST MISTAKES/core issues but to deflect from the same by mobilizing Thikadaari
👉1 Meitei CM , 1 Kuki/1 Naga DyCM
👉 Buffer zone until Kuki r satisfied
👉 Separate Deals with Delhi
Election time
Manipur Story@ManipurWaari
@ManipurFirst The role of the advisor or new CMs n ministers are not to tackle the core issues created and left behind by N Biren. It is to engage in koilash thaba, nulla sengba municipality work to give the illusion of action yengbiyu 4 upcoming election Delhi's agents still run the show
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@humbihari_ So it’s just not me then. Someone needs to tell JioHotstar that.
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Need this.
The only sport on the JioHotstar homepage is cricket.
For everything else, you have to dig into the sports section like a rat-hole miner.
The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFC
The Premier League has finally decided to cut out the middle man by launching its own direct-to-consumer streaming channel in Singapore — a move that may signal the end of a decades-old broadcasting model. Dubbed ‘Premflix’ when it was first mooted in 2020, Premier League + is a six-year joint venture with existing league partner StarHub and will start operating in the Southeast Asian island state from the start of next season. Speaking at the Financial Times’ Business of Football Summit in London on Thursday, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said: “We’re going direct to consumer in partnership with StarHub, who have a lot of existing customers. “It will be a new app that you can download on your smart TV or laptop. You’ll be able to watch 380 games a season, with lots of shoulder content and a 24/7 dedicated channel. “Will it be replicable elsewhere? That’s what we’re going to find out.” More from @mjshrimper 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/70728…
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A sizeable population of Sikhs have been living in Manipur for multiple generations and not a single one of them have done this Dramebaazi. In fact, the Sikh community are among the nicest people I've came across. These two just wanted attention and apparently they have succeeded in their mission.
lTL Indian Troll Lover@indiantrol
Sorry Manipur brothers and sisters you had to deal with these 17th century primitive imbeciles. These primitive medieval minds decided to go to Imphal, Manipur and visit a shop named Zudio carrying huge weapons , swords, daggers. When the manager stopped them saying they are intimidating customers and staff, these imbeciles surprisingly invoked the Indian Constitution , which these Gaddars never believed in and created a big scene there. They are carrying full size swords and daggers which are not permitted at all and should not be allowed at all. The Government of India has surrendered to these goonda forces. They want to make India a war zone. For carrying weapons in India, the same law should apply to all regardless of gender, religion.
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May be they know the game too well. Seeing how the ‘game’ played out since 2023. This side’s story VS that side’s story. What’s that saying about journalism. If one’s saying it’s raining and others are saying it’s not, your job is to look out the window…
#ParachuteJournalism
Kashish Singh@Kashish__singh_
To all those people who are trolling and writing vile comments about me for speaking to only one side in this Litan Conflict Give me someone from the Tangkhul's side to speak on camera, I visited them twice in their camps, which doesn't look like civilian camp but of armed groups, they didn't speak to us on camera instead choose to have a lengthy conversation off the camera So, it isn't my bias of not speaking to them it is them who doesn't want to explain their side of things on camera While, the Kuki's are speaking amicably on camera and sharing their side of things, the people in Tangkhul camp here in Litan doesn't seem to interact with media, we kept waiting for hours and then were told by their leaders that they are 'media shy,' 'camera shy' and so on. These people weren't locals of Litan Sareikhong, but of other nearby villages as they claim but majority of them were armed and had some reservations speaking to us without consulting with their leaders. Here, sharing a picture from a Tangkhul Camp in Litan while my visit.
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@devakishor Galgotias must be breathing a sigh of relief. 😮💨
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Not a fan of Modi, but that protest.. uncalled for. Not the right time & space.
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@OuroKenobi Even if they manage to win some seats, we all know the script of what will follow. Become stooges of power that be in New Delhi. Or worse dissolve the ‘regional party’ itself and merge with a national party. That’s why people of Manipur have trust issues with them.
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about 4-5 new political party have formed since i last tweet about it.
talk about reviving the former strong party MPP got sidelined.
none of the new party will go further than the valley. I don't even know what they stand for and how they will be different.
focus is diffused
𝙾𝚞𝚛𝚘 𝙺.🎋🐺@OuroKenobi
@ManipurWaari A hell of a lot of regional parties will pop up before the next assembly election. Big national parties will have their own "Team B." Even if a new party wins one or two seats, they'll likely join the ruling party and continue their nonsense.
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