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Why the Mizo language’s constitutional recognition is sparking debate
The student organisation’s stance is not rooted in opposition to the language itself.
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Nagaland govt plans permanent police outpost along Assam border
Raising the issue during the session, MLA Achumbemo Kikon expressed concern over the situation in border areas and alleged that neutral forces such as the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) stationed there were not maintaining neutrality.
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Manipur: SDSA demands removal of Assam Rifles from Naga ancestral lands
In a statement, the student body alleged that Assam Rifles troops dismantled village bunkers, gates and signboards or structures set up by residents to safeguard the community from outsiders and intruders.
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Meghalaya govt assures adequate LPG supply; urges public not to panic
Speaking to mediapersons after a review meeting, Dkhar said the state government held an intensive discussion with district officials and representatives of oil marketing companies to assess the current situation.
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Tripura’s fiscal position stable, revenue receipts grow 12%: NITI Aayog
The report said the state’s revenue receipts stood at Rs 20,538 crore in 2023–24, registering a growth of 12 per cent compared to the previous financial year.
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How rail link is transforming Mizoram’s economy
The new rail connection offers a far more stable route for bulk goods, potentially reducing transportation costs, travel time and supply disruptions.
Beyond religion: Rethinking tribal rights and constitutional safeguards
The pressure on indigenous groups is not just the loss of territory but also of identity, with both being linked.
Protests aren’t enough: India needs a clear anti-racism statute
Police themselves are often confused about which legal provisions to apply in cases of racial discrimination because India has no specific anti-racism law.
Vungzagin Valte: A life ended by a violence that never ended
Valte’s death reflects an unresolved institutional reality in which accountability remains indistinct
AI maps Deepor Beel pollution hotspots, flags water quality decline
Published in the journal Wetlands (2026), the research assessed water samples from ten locations across Deepor Beel during pre- and post-monsoon seasons.
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Nagaland govt assures adequate LPG supply; cautions against hoarding
The clarification came after a review meeting convened by the department to assess the current availability of LPG and other petroleum products in the state.
Tension grips Ukhrul after two bodies found, CM orders NIA probe
On Thursday, 21 Ukhrul passengers who had been captured at Shangkai village on Wednesday were safely rescued
Mizoram CM alarmed at trade near Arakan Army-held Myanmar territory
The CM noted that the armed group maintains cordial relations with the Mizoram government and is also interested in the early completion of the project.
Manipur: 21 passengers abducted along NH-202 rescued safely
Officials said the rescued individuals were handed over to representatives of Tangkhul civil society organisations at Litan Police Station at around 4 am.
Meghalaya govt not responsible for Garo Hills violence: Prestone Tynsong
Tynsong explained that autonomous district councils possess legislative, executive and judicial powers similar to a government within their jurisdiction.
