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Kaziranga emerges as global haven for threatened raptors and storks
Protected area records 30 birds of prey species, including endangered vultures and eagles; remains key breeding ground for Pallas’s Fish Eagle
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Garbage Talk: How Manas National Park is managing camp waste
Waste generated by conservation operations has remained invisible because it falls outside conventional conservation discussions
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Nagaland Cricket Association announces open trials for 2026–27 season
According to the NCA, aspiring cricketers from across Nagaland are encouraged to participate in the selection process for state teams.
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Manipur: Dr Kh Shamungou gets Lifetime Achievement Environment Award
The prestigious award recognized his exemplary contribution towards environmental protection, climate action and sustainable development.
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World Environment Day: Manipur Home Minister calls for climate consciousness
The programme, organised by the Department of Environment & Climate Change, Government of Manipur, was held under the theme, “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.”
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What are the competing claims behind Arunachal’s ‘conversion’ debate?
The Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act was enacted in 1978 when Arunachal Pradesh was still a Union Territory under the Janata Party government
Nagaland: Peren village creates a reserve for Asiatic Golden Cat
The newly declared Daukeling–Hebamlo Community Conserved Area (CCA) was formally inaugurated on May 27
How Deckiajuli Tea Estate created history at a tea auction
Quality, consistency and buyer trust helped the Assam estate fetch a record ₹1,103 per kg at the Guwahati Tea Auction Centre
Urban infernos: Assam’s cities are transforming into heat islands
The report notes that heat is no longer confined to isolated hotspots but is increasingly becoming a structural feature of urban landscapes
Explained: How Buddhist nationalism enabled repression in post-coup Myanmar
Myanmar’s Freedom House score fell from 30 out of 100 in 2020 to just 4 out of 100 by 2026
Sikkim 2029: Why Lotus will bloom where ‘Krantikari’ flag flies
Supporters of regional parties often argue that strong local leadership can indefinitely resist the BJP’s expansion. West Bengal suggests otherwise
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Manipur CM condemns killing of three civilians in Kangpokpi
The Chief Minister also condemned the stabbing to death of Havildar Kh. Suresh Singh of the 4th India Reserve Battalion
48-hour bandh disrupts life in Tinsukia, Dibrugarh over ST status demand
Educational institutions and routine commercial activities were also affected in several areas
3 killed, several houses torched in fresh violence in Kangpokpi
The deceased have been identified as Letkhongam Haokip, son of Manglun Haokip; Tinmary Haokip, wife of Letkhongam Haokip; and Jangminlal Haokip, son of Seikhohao Haokip.
Mizoram sheltering nearly 40,000 displaced people, says CM Lalduhoma
He noted that accommodating such a large number of displaced persons has created substantial challenges for the state government
How Karbi women tea growers are building climate resilience, one leaf at a time
For many farming families, regenerative practices are not only environmentally beneficial but also economically practical
