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One dead and five injured in a land dispute clash in Manipur's Ukhrul district. Authorities enforce strict measures to prevent further unrest.

Manipur Land Dispute: Casualties and Measures

A violent clash over land ownership in Ukhrul, Manipur, leaves one dead and five injured. Authorities implement strict prohibitory orders to maintain peace and prevent further violence. Local administration remains vigilant to ensure regional stability.

One dead and five injured in a land dispute clash in Manipur's Ukhrul district

A violent clash over land ownership resulted in one death and five injuries in Manipur's Ukhrul district, prompting strict prohibitory orders by authorities to prevent further unrest.

One person was killed and five others injured in a clash between people of two villages over a land dispute in Manipur's Ukhrul district, officials said on Friday.
The incident happened on Thursday, following which the Additional District Magistrate Polly Makan imposed prohibitory orders in Shangching and Lungreiphung Tang villages.
An official based in the Ukhrul district said the reasons behind the clash were related to the ownership of land between residents of the two villages.
The deceased has been identified as 46-year-old Ramson RK. He suffered a bullet injury on his left chest, police said.
According to the orders, the villagers have been prohibited from leaving their residences or engaging in activities that could disrupt law and order in the area.

Watch: Passengers clash with Airline staff as Mumbai-bound flight gets delayed for nearly 5 hours

The agitated passengers said that the delay cost them their connection flight to Qatar.&nbsp;

A high-octane drama erupted at Delhi airport on Tuesday night after passengers and Air India staff got engaged in a heated dispute over a Mumbai-bound flight which got delayed by nearly 5 hours.
The agitated passengers said that the delay cost them their connection flight to Qatar.&nbsp;
A passenger told News Agency ANI that the flight, which was supposed to take off originally at 8 pm, finally left around 1:40 am &nbsp;Some passengers also alleged that the authorities did not even offer them water as they waited and made up stories giving no clarity behind the delay.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, an Air India spokesperson refuted the accusations by saying that all passengers were provided meals.&nbsp;
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As the Russia-Ukraine war reaches its 100th day, is another war about to break out in Europe? Russia's invasion of Ukraine might have shocked the world, but members of the anti-Russia NATO alliance are yet to put their differences behind.
Tension is continuing to rise between Greece and Turkey - neighbours and members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. Both countries are now flexing their military muscle, leading to worries that a fresh conflict might be on the cards.
The latest flashpoint occurred over Turkey and close ally Azerbaijan's military exercise. In the drills, the two forces reportedly simulated an attack on Greek islands. Pronews said that the scenario included training for going behind enemy lines through the sea, and attacking coastal military installations. Turkish fighter jets also flew in Greek airspace, as per reports.
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The bone of contention is mainly a maritime territory dispute. Ankara and Athens have overlapping Exclusive Economic Zone, or EEZ claims in the eastern Mediterranean. This impacts their energy exploration rights.
The other points of tension include Turkey's demand for demilitarisation of Greek islands. Meanwhile, Athens accuses Ankara of regular airspace violations. Greece is also expanding its steel wall along the border with Turkey amid tension over movement of refugees and migrants.
The tension has led to an arms race between the two nations. Greece is buying Rafale fighter jets, and Belharra navy frigates from France. Athens also in talks with USA's Lockheed Martin for F-35 fighter jets. Meanwhile, the US govt is pushing the Congress to sell F-16 fighter jets to the Turkish Air Force. Ankara is also trying to convince America to revive the F-35 deal which was cancelled as penalty for buying the Russian S-400 missile system.
With tension rising, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan cancelled diplomatic engagements with Greece, days after saying Mitsotakis "doesn't exist" for him. Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "I told my foreign minister yesterday, and we broke off our high-level strategy council meetings with Greece. Don't you (Greece) learn any lessons from history? Where were you (Greece) in the past, and where are you (Greece) now? Then you (Greece) start crying and whining. Don't try to dance with Turkey."
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Greek Prime Minister had issued a warning to Turkey. Kyriakos Mitsotakis said, "if (Turkish) President (Recep Tayyip) Erdogan thinks that I will not defend, you know, the sovereignty and the sovereign rights of Greece, and I will not make the case to the international audience that Turkey is behaving as a revisionist power, then he's wrong."
The Greece-Turkey tension is creating wider fault-lines within the NATO. Germany appealed to Turkey to "refrain from provocations" against NATO allies. Turkey called the statement "biased" and inconsistent with the "spirit of the alliance".
Now, all eyes are on senior partners in the alliance like the US, to see how a larger conflict is avoided.

Fighting within anti-Russia NATO alliance: Greece, Turkey tension rises amid Ukraine war

Turkey-Greece tension: the latest flashpoint occurred over Turkey and Azerbaijan's military exercise in which they reportedly simulated an attack on Greek islands.

As the Russia-Ukraine war reaches its 100th day, is another war about to break out in Europe? Russia's invasion of Ukraine might have shocked the world, but members of the anti-Russia NATO alliance are yet to put their differences behind.
Tension is continuing to rise between Greece and Turkey - neighbours and members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. Both countries are now flexing their military muscle, leading to worries that a fresh conflict might be on the cards.
The latest flashpoint occurred over Turkey and close ally Azerbaijan's military exercise. In the drills, the two forces reportedly simulated an attack on Greek islands. Pronews said that the scenario included training for going behind enemy lines through the sea, and attacking coastal military installations. Turkish fighter jets also flew in Greek airspace, as per reports.
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The bone of contention is mainly a maritime territory dispute. Ankara and Athens have overlapping Exclusive Economic Zone, or EEZ claims in the eastern Mediterranean. This impacts their energy exploration rights.
The other points of tension include Turkey's demand for demilitarisation of Greek islands. Meanwhile, Athens accuses Ankara of regular airspace violations. Greece is also expanding its steel wall along the border with Turkey amid tension over movement of refugees and migrants.
The tension has led to an arms race between the two nations. Greece is buying Rafale fighter jets, and Belharra navy frigates from France. Athens also in talks with USA's Lockheed Martin for F-35 fighter jets. Meanwhile, the US govt is pushing the Congress to sell F-16 fighter jets to the Turkish Air Force. Ankara is also trying to convince America to revive the F-35 deal which was cancelled as penalty for buying the Russian S-400 missile system.
With tension rising, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan cancelled diplomatic engagements with Greece, days after saying Mitsotakis "doesn't exist" for him. Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, "I told my foreign minister yesterday, and we broke off our high-level strategy council meetings with Greece. Don't you (Greece) learn any lessons from history? Where were you (Greece) in the past, and where are you (Greece) now? Then you (Greece) start crying and whining. Don't try to dance with Turkey."
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Greek Prime Minister had issued a warning to Turkey. Kyriakos Mitsotakis said, "if (Turkish) President (Recep Tayyip) Erdogan thinks that I will not defend, you know, the sovereignty and the sovereign rights of Greece, and I will not make the case to the international audience that Turkey is behaving as a revisionist power, then he's wrong."
The Greece-Turkey tension is creating wider fault-lines within the NATO. Germany appealed to Turkey to "refrain from provocations" against NATO allies. Turkey called the statement "biased" and inconsistent with the "spirit of the alliance".
Now, all eyes are on senior partners in the alliance like the US, to see how a larger conflict is avoided.

A 'shivling' has been found inside Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi - this is what some people connected to the mosque-temple case claimed on May 16. The contention was quickly contested by the opposing side.
On May 16, the third and last day of the videographic survey of the mosque, claims emerged that a 'shivling' - an idol linked to Hindu god Shiv - had been found in a pond in the Gyanvapi mosque premises.
The 'shivling' was found when water was drained from the pond for the survey, as per reports. Subsequently, a local court hearing the case ordered that the pond be sealed. The pond is reportedly used for 'wuzu' or purification ritual before namaz by Muslim devotees.
The survey of the mosque was ordered by the court after some women filed a petition, seeking permission to conduct prayers at the Shringar Gauri shrine located at the mosque's wall.
The Gyanvapi mosque is located close to the Kashi Vishwanath temple.

Shivling inside Gyanvapi mosque? Court seals pond amid claim & counter as video survey ends

Gyanvapi masjid-Shringar Gauri temple case: on the last day of the court-mandated video survey, claims emerged that a 'shivling' had been found inside the Varanasi mosque.

A 'shivling' has been found inside Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi - this is what some people connected to the mosque-temple case claimed on May 16. The contention was quickly contested by the opposing side.
On May 16, the third and last day of the videographic survey of the mosque, claims emerged that a 'shivling' - an idol linked to Hindu god Shiv - had been found in a pond in the Gyanvapi mosque premises.
The 'shivling' was found when water was drained from the pond for the survey, as per reports. Subsequently, a local court hearing the case ordered that the pond be sealed. The pond is reportedly used for 'wuzu' or purification ritual before namaz by Muslim devotees.
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The survey of the mosque was ordered by the court after some women filed a petition, seeking permission to conduct prayers at the Shringar Gauri shrine located at the mosque's wall.
The Gyanvapi mosque is located close to the Kashi Vishwanath temple.

Over two years after the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute was finally settled, another contest is heating up in Varanasi. The Gyanvapi Masjid-Shringar Gauri temple complex was the scene of drama on May 7.
A court commissioner's team visited the place of worship to conduct a videographic survey of the mosque. However, they could not conduct the survey despite spending two hours at the complex. This was due to a protest by Muslim men against the survey, according to news agency PTI.
Heavy security deployment was seen in the area. A day earlier, the court commissioner's team had conducted a survey of some areas outside the mosque. The survey was undertaken as part of a case being heard by a local court.
The court is hearing petitions by some Delhi-based women for permission to perform daily worship of Hindu deities located on the outer wall of the Gyanvapi Masjid. The mosque is located next to Varanasi's Kashi Vishwanath temple.
The issue led to a war of words between Opposition leader Asaduddin Owaisi and the BJP, which is in power in Uttar Pradesh and the Centre.

Gyanvapi Masjid-Shringar Gauri temple case: Muslim group's protest hinders survey; Asaduddin Owaisi v BJP

A court commissioner team's efforts to conduct a videographic survey at the Gyanvapi Masjid-Shringar Gauri temple complex were barred by a protest, as per news agency PTI.

Over two years after the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute was finally settled, another contest is heating up in Varanasi. The Gyanvapi Masjid-Shringar Gauri temple complex was the scene of drama on May 7.
A court commissioner's team visited the place of worship to conduct a videographic survey of the mosque. However, they could not conduct the survey despite spending two hours at the complex. This was due to a protest by Muslim men against the survey, according to news agency PTI.
Heavy security deployment was seen in the area. A day earlier, the court commissioner's team had conducted a survey of some areas outside the mosque. The survey was undertaken as part of a case being heard by a local court.
The court is hearing petitions by some Delhi-based women for permission to perform daily worship of Hindu deities located on the outer wall of the Gyanvapi Masjid. The mosque is located next to Varanasi's Kashi Vishwanath temple.
The issue led to a war of words between Opposition leader Asaduddin Owaisi and the BJP, which is in power in Uttar Pradesh and the Centre.

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