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Manipur violence: Prohibitory orders to be relaxed in Imphal Valley for 7 hours

DNA Wednesday, 20 November 2024
The prohibitory orders issued in the five Imphal Valley districts of Manipur will be relaxed for seven hours every morning to enable people to buy essential items, according to notifications issued on Wednesday.
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