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India’s Myanmar gateway is crumbling, and no one’s paying to fix it
Once operational, the corridor is expected to facilitate trade between mainland India and the Northeast through Myanmar while enhancing connectivity with Southeast Asia.
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Nagaland MP Jamir pushes upgrade of Jalukie veterinary college
Raising the issue during Zero Hour in Parliament, Jamir appealed to the Union Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying to sanction key developmental projects for the institution.
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Mizoram: Student body steps in as recruitment complaints grow
The decision was taken at an emergency meeting of the MZP General Headquarters Executive Committee held in Aizawl on Tuesday under the chairmanship of MZP president Dr C. Lalremruata.
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Nagaland opens registration for ex-gratia scheme for students outside state
The scheme provides an ex-gratia assistance of ₹5 lakh to the family of an indigenous Naga student from Nagaland in the event of the student’s unfortunate death while pursuing studies outside the state.
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Mizoram health minister addresses students at Presidency Uni Bengaluru
Addressing students from various disciplines, Lalrinpuii congratulated the freshers on beginning a new phase of their academic journey and encouraged senior students to set a positive example. She said higher education is more than earning a degree, describing it as a period that shapes character, builds confidence and prepares young people to become responsible citizens.
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Stolen to extinction? Manipuri Pony faces a fight for survival
According to polo associations, pony owners and equestrian organisations, the animals are being systematically stolen, slaughtered and allegedly sold for meat.
Washed Away, Rebuilt, Repeated: How Assam’s floods exposed Men Kathar’s lifeline
For Men Kathar, the loss of its bamboo bridge meant far more than an inconvenience—it severed the village’s only access route and disrupted the work of the local Rural Women Entrepreneurs (RWE) group at a critical time.
Between order and survival: Shillong’s vendors are at a crossroads
According to the Urban Affairs Department, the relocation follows months of consultations through the Town Vending Committee.
CAG flags several financial irregularities across Assam departments
The Public Works Department (PWD) accounted for some of the largest individual irregularities identified in the report.
Why Mirabai Chanu’s gold medal is a lesson in resilience
Mirabai’s latest gold reminds us that strength cannot be measured only in kilograms, it is measured in resilience
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Former Naga Army chief denies role in 2019 Arunachal MLA killing
Shimray said it was “extremely sad and pitiful” that the political vision of the provisional government had narrowed to what he described as “the lowest form of politics”.
Dikom tea workers donate ₹1 Lakh for Assam flood victims
Individual contributions ranged from ₹20 to ₹300, with every worker giving according to his or her means.
Meghalaya: Sohra bans roadside cooking, open fires
Authorities said the practice has resulted in indiscriminate littering, environmental degradation, public nuisance and traffic obstruction
KSU gives Meghalaya govt 15-day ultimatum over various demands
The union accused the government of delaying key issues for years and alleged authoritarian functioning in connection with recent events in East Jaintia Hills.
Manipur: Mridul Doley’s hat-trick lifts FC Raengdai past TRAU
There was barely a passage of the ninety-plus minutes that did not carry some fresh implication for the group table, and fewer still that allowed either set of supporters to settle into their seats.
Nagaland: NH-2 at Phesama sinking area to remain closed on August 4
The order was issued following a request from the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL), PMU Jakhama, citing intermittent falling of boulders from adjoining hill slopes in the affected area.
