An anti-terror conference is being held in India. Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated a two-day anti-terror conference. The conference is organised by the National Investigation Agency in Delhi.

What is Amit Shah's 'ruthless approach' to 'destroy terrorism & its entire ecosystem'?

The Union Cabinet on Monday cleared the women's reservation bill in a key meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, announced Union Minister Prahlad Patel.

Women's reservation quota bill tabled: Implementation unlikely till 2029

The Indian government has proposed legislation to overhaul colonial-era criminal and penal laws, many of which were introduced in the 19th century during British rule.

Explained | Indian govt proposes revamp of colonial-era laws, here’s what will change

The NDA government has decided to overhaul the criminal justice system in the country. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced three new bills in the lower house and as per the senior minister they are aimed at replacing the British-era laws.

India | Big revamp of Indian Criminal Laws: Government's three new bills to overhaul Criminal Laws

Home Minister Amit Shah spoke in the Lok Sabha today after Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the Modi government amidst Manipur violence. While talking about it, Gandhi said, "India murdered in Manipur". In his speech, Shah also talked about the no-confidence motion against the BJP government in the Parliament.

Amit Shah speech: Neither the public nor the House has 'no-confidence' in the BJP government

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday (July 28) called out Indian Home Minister Amit Shah for reportedly questioning the release time of the sexual assault video of two Kuki women in the northeastern state of Manipur.

Manipur violence: Asaduddin Owaisi calls out Amit Shah for 'conspiracy' links to sexual assault video

Manipur, the violence-hit north eastern state in India, is witnessing fresh instances of arson. On Wednesday, a mob set at least 30 homes & shops ablaze in Manipur's Moreh district, including a forest department guest house. The arson took place in Moreh bazar area, which is close to the Myanmar border. Officials say a gun battle took place following the arson. however, security forces intervened and dispersed the mob before the situation could worsen.

Manipur witnesses fresh arson as no-confidence motion hangs over Indian parliament | WION

The Witness is a WION digital series that will tell you the world's biggest stories from the lens of a common man. In this episode, we closely look at the Indian state of Manipur. We bring you the two sides of the crisis and how politics & topography complicated the situation.

Two Faces of Crisis in Manipur | The Witness

Opposition parties in Manipur are planning to move a no-confidence motion against the BJP-led Central Government in Parliament's lower house today. The newly-formed Opposition coalition named Indian National Development Alliance is likely to move the motion demanding PM Modi to speak on Manipur violence.

Manipur violence: Opposition demands discussion on Manipur, Parliament session remains disrupted

Manipur violence: Home Minister Amit Shah writes to Opposition leaders, says 'govt ready for talks'

The violent ethnic clashes that broke out in the first week of May have resulted in more than 150 fatalities. And over 50,000 people have been forced to flee from their homes. But the over-arching question is this: what has been the role of the State Government as this cruel frenzy of killings was played out on the streets of Manipur? Why did the law-and-order situation break down so completely in Manipur?

Outrage & protests across India after viral video from Manipur | World At War

A terrorist figurehead based out of Canada who propagate separation of India's Punjab region, issued a threat to target India's foreign minister Dr S. Jaishankar, home minister Amit Shah and Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Kumar Verma.

Terrorist threatens to target India's foreign minister Jaishankar, home minister Amit Shah

India on Monday (July 17) achieved a “historic milestone” by destroying 144,000 kilogrammes of seized narcotics worth 2.78 billion rupees ($289 million approx.) The operation was carried out across the country by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in coordination with Anti Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) in the virtual presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

India achieves ‘historic milestone’, destroys 144,000kg seized narcotics worth $289mn

On a day when India's Home Minister Amit Shah is on a two-day visit to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir in India's north, four terrorists were killed in a joint operation of Jammu and Kashmir Police and Indian army along the Line of Control with Pakistan, Kupwara's Machil sector.

Indian forces eliminate four terrorists during HM Amit Shah's J&K visit

The ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki communities in the northeastern state of Manipur in India is far from being over. On Thursday night, a mob torched Union Minister of State for External Affairs RK Ranjan Singh's residence at Kongba in the capital city of Imphal.

Manipur violence: Union ministers' house set on fire by arsonists

Reports are doing the rounds that following the wrestlers' meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, Sakshi Malik has withdrawn from the month-long protest against Wrestling Federation of India's (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Singh Sharan on Monday (June 05) and resumed work at the Northern Railway.

Has Sakshi Malik withdrawn from wrestlers' protest? Olympic medallist responds to rumours

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah reportedly met the protesting wrestlers at his official residence in the New Delhi capital city late Saturday night. During the meeting, which is said to have begun at 11 pm and lasted till midnight, the wrestlers pressed for an impartial probe and quick action against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who has been accused of sexual harassment by seven female wrestlers, including a minor.

Protesting Indian wrestlers met Home Minister Amit Shah, pressed for action against WFI chief: Report

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has taken a significant step towards addressing the ethnic violence in Manipur by establishing a three-member judicial inquiry panel.

India: Union Home Minister Amit Shah forms judicial panel to probe Manipur violence

At least 140 weapons were surrendered at different locations across Manipur after Union Home Minister Amit Shah made an appeal to the residents during his recent visit to the state, the police said on Friday.

After Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s appeal, 140 weapons surrendered in Manipur, say cops

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah has said that a panel headed by a retired high court judge will be set up to probe the recent ethnic violence in Manipur that started in early May this year. He has also issued a stern warning against those who neutered weapons from security Personnel saying that strict action will be taken if the weapons are not surrendered to authorities. Addressing a press conference during his four-day visit to the state Shah said that the government was dedicated to bringing peace to Manipur as soon as possible.

India's Home Minister Amit Shah in Manipur criticizes Manipur HC order for triggering conflict

Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who concluded his four-day visit to violence-hit Manipur, said on Thursday (June 1) that the Central Government has constituted a probe committee that will investigate the incidents of ethnic violence in the state that led to the loss of lives and damage to property.

Manipur violence: Amit Shah says panel led by ex-HC judge to probe clashes; top cop replaced

India's Home Minister Amit Shah is currently on a four-day visit to the crisis-hit northeastern state of Manipur. During his meeting with the stakeholders in the region, Shah appealed for 15 days of peace to bring normalcy and achieve solutions.

India: Home Minister Amit Shah appeals for '15 days of peace' in Manipur to find solution

Violence in Manipur has completed almost a month. The state government is doing its best to restore law and order. Indian Home Minister Amit Shah is on a 4-day visit to Manipur as part of efforts to restore normalcy in the violent-hit state.

Manipur Violence: Indian Home Minister Amit Shah in Manipur to restore normalcy

India's Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan said on Tuesday (May 30) that the situation in violence-hit Manipur has got nothing to do with counter-insurgency and is primarily a clash between two ethnicities.

Manipur violence: Situation in state got nothing to do with counter-insurgency, says CDS

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