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  • Three Christian pastors killed in ambush by Indian militant group

    05/18/2026 4:05:26 PM PDT · by Red Badger · 9 replies
    Not The Bee ^ | May 18, 2026 | John Knox
    Horrible news to share out of India. Protestia: 3 Pastors Killed After Being Ambushed In India https://t.co/eGG3rrdIt5 pic.twitter.com/2lcKo18yVV— Protestia (@Protestia) May 18, 2026Here's Premiere Christian News with more details on this tragic story: Three church leaders have been killed after being ambushed in the Indian state of Manipur. Four others are said to have sustained injuries. The ministers were among a group of pastors and church workers who were targeted in what the United Christian Forum of North-East India (UCFNEI) described as a 'brutal and inhuman act of violence'. The victims, who were from the Manipur Baptist Convention and the...
  • Militants ban dating in Manipur restaurants

    08/14/2003 11:57:02 AM PDT · by dighton · 2 replies · 222+ views
    GUWAHATI: Young lovers in the northeast are outraged at separatists and other pressure groups imposing a ban on dating in restaurants and marriages outside the community.The Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), a rebel group fighting for an independent homeland for the Meitei majority community in Manipur, on Monday clamped a ban on restaurants and cafes having dimly lit cubicles.The KYKL says restaurants having dimly lit private cabins were “encouraging pre-marital sex” among young lovers. The rebels warned of “drastic action” if anyone violated the prohibition.The ban, however, does not apply to restaurants with a common hall that don’t have partitions...
  • Indian Army crosses Myanmar border in rare attack to avenge Manipur massacre

    06/09/2015 8:15:50 AM PDT · by tcrlaf · 18 replies
    India Today ^ | 6-9-2015 | India Today
    The Indian Army on Tuesday conducted a cross-border revenge attack in Myanmar by killing nearly a dozen militants said to be involved in the massacre of 18 soldiers last week in Manipur's Chandel district Reports said the strike was done in coordination with the Myanmar regime after the clearance to conduct the surgical strikes were given at the highest level in the government. "Any threat to safety, security and national integrity will meet with a similar response," an Army spokesman said. However, a report in the Economic Times claimed India will not admit to carrying out the rare cross-border operation....