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Explained: Why Chakmas in India want India to annex Chittagong Hill Tracts

Demographic change has continued as well, with continued in-migration of Bengali settlers, their inclusion on CHT voter rolls, and the granting of permanent-residence certificates to settlers.

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Mizoram

World Entrepreneurship Day observed in Mizoram

The programme was chaired by MEC President Joseph L Ralte, while Lalnuntluanga Colney, State Lead of SELCO Foundation, delivered the keynote address.

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Manipur

Naga bodies condemn force against Namdilong protesters

The alleged use of excessive force by the Rapid Action Force (RAF) and other security personnel against the protesters resulted in injuries to several civilians, including women.

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Manipur

Manipur: Bus service to Guwahati resumes after 3 years

A total of 125 passengers travelled on the route, in two buses and five wingers.

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Manipur

35th Manipuri Language Day celebrated in Tripura

Tripura Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy said that the Manipuri language is one of the prominent and well-developed languages of Northeast India.

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Western Himalaya warming faster, faces steepest snow loss: Study

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‘Andaman-endemic’ plant found in Assam, first mainland India record

Until now, the variety was known only from Saddle Peak in North Andaman and was regarded as endemic to the islands.

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