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Explained: Why are Mizo-Chakma relations under strain?
Following the controversy, the Mizoram Tour Guide Association announced that it would no longer collaborate with Surita or her travel agency, MuroMuri
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Nagaland revises CM Health Insurance registration norms
According to an Office Memorandum issued by the NHPS on October 31, 2026, the provision for emergency approval under CMHIS General Category will stand discontinued with immediate effect.
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Mizoram Youth Congress chief claims rising public demand for Congress
He urged the representatives to become agents of positive change and remain committed to public welfare
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Aaranyak seeks drone ban near Amur Falcon congregation sites in Assam
The appeal follows reports of content creators and visitors flying drones close to congregations of Amur Falcons to capture photographs and videos for social media
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Sikkim Arts and Lit Festival concludes with three days of literary and cultural exchange
The festival featured discussions on history, storytelling, translation, nature and folklore, alongside performances celebrating India’s diverse musical traditions.
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From Belgrade to New Delhi: How governments silence critics
Parallel to Serbia’s weaponising of state advertising, the Indian state utilises government advertising as an instrument of control, rewarding compliant networks while financially strangling critical national and regional voices
Displaced and unrecognised: Myanmar’s wounded refugees in India battle disability
With faded nail paint on her fingers, she pointed towards the indents caused by bomb shrapnel on her leg as she narrated her story.
Can AI help preserve India’s cultural heritage? Yes, say researchers
The researchers argue that AI-assisted preservation must also account for historical accuracy, cultural meanings and the communities associated with the heritage being documented
Will Mizoram’s proposed railway to the Indo-Myanmar border revive India’s Act East ambitions?
The proposed Sairang–Hmawngbuchhuah railway line would extend the existing railway network beyond Sairang, near Aizawl, towards the southernmost part of Mizoram
Editorial: Which version of ‘Save Indian Democracy’ will save Manipur?
The faces change. The slogan doesn’t. And for those of us in the Northeast, neither does our reality because, and I say this humbleness, the democracy that the Northeast sees is not the same as the rest of this nation
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Meghalaya: Paul Lyngdoh gets back Tourism, Social Welfare portfolios
The latest allocation partially modifies the earlier notification issued by the Cabinet Affairs Department on September 16, 2025.
Nagaland-Assam border districts adopt resolutions to strengthen ties
The Joint Peace Committee resolved that suitable sites would be identified in Charaideo district for the construction of a Konyak Ahng Morung and in Mon headquarters for a Tai-Ahom Cultural Centre.
Manipur CM chairs security meeting to review law and order situation
During the meeting, the Chief Minister directed security officers to identify the active armed groups, excluding those engaged in peace talks, suspected of involvement in the recent violence in the State. He instructed the security agencies to submit a detailed report on the involvement of these groups at the earliest.
Meghalaya college restores historic Jaintiapur route through skill training programme
The route was traditionally used by the rulers of Jaintiapur to visit the Durga Temple and monoliths at Nartiang, which served as the summer capital of the Jaintia Kingdom.
Manipur: Additional CS inspects preparations for MANITEX 2026
Director of Handlooms and Textiles K. Ibohal Singh, Managing Director of MHHDCL Basanta Singh and designers accompanied Bajpai during the visit.
Meghalaya tourism minister questions opposition to Shillong ropeway project
Shira raised concerns over the timing of the objections, asking why the issue had gained momentum only after the project had progressed.
