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Dr T Ao trophy at 25: Nagaland football’s unfinished journey
Nagaland’s first national referee, Mechievilie Yashü, said the Dr T Ao Trophy had witnessed considerable improvement in the standard of competition over the years.
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Meghalaya Congress seeks 80:20 female-male ratio in NEIGRIHMS nursing recruitment
Addressing a press conference, MPYC members said the institute should reconsider its recruitment approach, particularly in departments such as maternity wards, labour rooms and paediatric intensive care units, where female patients and children may prefer female nurses.
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Manipur CM meets Japanese corporations to explore youth employment opportunities
The recruitment drive was being jointly facilitated by NSDC International, in collaboration with the Manipur University and supported by the Department of Skills, Labour, Employment & Entrepreneurship, (SLEE) Government of Manipur in which 12 candidates had been selected for placement in Japan.
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Meghalaya MP James Sangma lauds Delhi Police action in racial slur case
Speaking to reporters, Sangma said racism was a deeply complex issue that could not be eliminated overnight and would require a long-term effort.
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From London Olympics to Nagaland’s football fields: Dr T Ao’s enduring legacy
The tournament, later named in his honour, has grown into one of the state’s biggest sporting events, bringing together district teams and inspiring young footballers to pursue the game
Why Northeast India’s tourism boom needs a reality check
Poor connectivity, high travel costs, limited accommodation and seasonal disruptions continue to undermine Northeast India’s tourism potential.
Why is Manipur’s historic Chassad village under fire again?
For anyone outside Northeast India, this isn’t just a remote tribal settlement; it’s a frontline gateway tied directly to the unstable political landscape of northwestern Myanmar
How local businesses on Manipur are backing polo and the ponies behind it
Two Imphal-based enterprises have signed a season-long partnership with Chingkhei Hunba Polo Club, the first such arrangement between local businesses and a polo club in the state
Northeast and East India just recorded the driest monsoon since 1901
Nine deficient monsoons in ten years show the Northeast’s slide from India’s second-biggest rain contributor to a chronic underperformer
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Manipur: Geo-tagged Amur falcons return to Tamenglong after annual migration
According to the Tamenglong Forest Division, the birds returned on October 22, highlighting the role of satellite tracking, scientific research and community participation in the conservation of the migratory species.
Hackyard Build 2026 brings 300 builders to IIT Guwahati for AI hackathon
Hackyard Build 2026 is a 24-hour, in-person hackathon focused on developing artificial intelligence (AI) products
Mizoram tops India in secondary infertility prevalence: Study
The study analysed data collected between 2019 and 2021, highlighting the need for improved access to reproductive healthcare and fertility services
Assam: Aaranyak launches mobile campaign to prevent elephant electrocutions
The campaign teams include Range Officers, foresters and other forest personnel from the respective range and beat offices
Shillong ropeway row: JAC walks out of stakeholders’ meeting
Before walking out, the committee urged the authorities to convene another meeting at a different venue and on a separate date to allow stakeholders to jointly raise their concerns and suggestions
IMD study finds Northeast, Bengal shifting out of tropical climate zone
The study found that the area of Northeast India classified as tropical savannah shrank from about 18% of the region in 1951–1980 to 12% in 1991–2020
