No bandh in Manipur today
First Published: 21st February, 2024 11:35 IST
The 24-hour proposed shutdown in valley districts of Manipur today has been called off after an ardent appeal made by Chief Minister Biren Singh, in view of the Higher Secondary
The 24-hour proposed shutdown in valley districts of Manipur today has been called off after an ardent appeal made by Chief Minister Biren Singh, in view of the Higher Secondary exams which begin today.
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