Myanmar

The military junta in Naypyidaw has faced its biggest blow so far after coming into power in 2021. A town bordering India and Bangladesh has fallen into the hands of pro-democracy insurgency groups causing major distress among Beijing and the authoritarian military junta.

Beijing condemned the artillery strike from Myanmar in strong words that struck Nanshan in the Yunnan province. A video has also gone viral where the artillery shells can be seen striking civilians and injuring several people on a road.

The Rajkhowa-led ULFA faction initiated unconditional talks with the central government back in 2011, despite staunch opposition from the Baruah faction, believed to be located along the China-Myanmar border.

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Aung San Suu Kyi, the civilian leader of Myanmar who has been detained since the military coup in 2021, was among over 7,000 prisoners reportedly granted pardon on Tuesday by the Junta to mark Buddhist Lent.

The campaign will continue in all districts until biometric data of all illegal Myanmar immigrants is successfully captured. The order comes days after 718 illegal immigrants from Myanmar entered Manipur's Chandel district on July 22 and 23.

Manipur town Moreh, bordering Myanmar, has seen a fresh burst of violence, with a transit camp of security forces being attacked by a mob, prompting an exchange of fire.

The Manipur government has requested a report from the Assam Rifles regarding the entry of 718 Myanmar nationals, including 301 children, into India without proper travel documents. This event took place over two days in July, raising worries about the possibility of unauthorized arms and ammunition being brought in.

The turmoil in Manipur, a state with a population of 3.2 million bordering Myanmar, originated in early May when a court order suggested that the state government consider extending the economic benefits and quotas enjoyed by the tribal Kuki people to the majority Meitei population.