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The provided text consists of several segments. The first lists titles of news content offered by “The Hindu”, including international affairs from an Indian perspective, Karnataka news, cinema reviews, tech news, science, data analysis, health, and book reviews. The main portion is a news item reporting the arrest of three militants from different proscribed outfits in Manipur, India, for alleged extortion and other criminal activities. The arrests are part of ongoing security operations following ethnic violence in the region that began two years ago.

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**Security Forces Nab Three Militants in Manipur Amid Ongoing Tensions**

**Imphal, Manipur – July 1, 2025** – Security forces in Manipur have arrested three militants belonging to separate proscribed organizations for their alleged involvement in extortion, kidnapping, and recruitment activities, police announced today. The arrests are the latest development in ongoing security operations aimed at maintaining peace in the region, which has been grappling with ethnic violence for the past two years.

According to a senior police officer, one active cadre of the banned United National Liberation Front (P) was apprehended on Monday in the Khurai Kongpal area of Imphal East district. He is accused of running “kangaroo courts” to resolve land disputes and other crimes.

Another militant, identified as an active member of the Kangleipak Communist Party (PWG), was arrested on Sunday in the Leirongthel Pitra area of Thoubal district. Authorities allege he was involved in extortion, kidnapping, and the recruitment of new members for the outlawed group.

The third arrest occurred on Monday in the Charangpat Mamang Leikai area of Thoubal district. The suspect is an active cadre of the Prepak (Pro) and is accused of extortion, threatening citizens, and kidnapping.

The arrests come as security forces maintain a heightened vigil along the Indo-Myanmar international border in Manipur’s Moreh. The ongoing security operations are aimed at restoring stability and preventing further violence in the state.

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