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How flood-hit Sivasagar recorded zero snakebite deaths
The initiative attributed the outcome to advance preparedness, rapid communication, trained snake rescuers, emergency evacuation arrangements and timely medical treatment
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Naga leaders demand justice for those killed in ambush
The mortal remains will be transported to Chawangkining under heavy security escort
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NSCN(IM) cadre arrested in Tinsukia, extortion racket busted
The latest arrest comes amid intensified operations by security forces against insurgent groups in eastern Arunachal Pradesh
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Ten from Assam missing after Nepal flash floods
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said the state government was aware of people from Assam stranded in Nepal
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Red Shield Division marks Raksha Bandhan with students in Imphal East
The celebration concluded with the distribution of tokens of appreciation, reinforcing the bond between the armed forces and the local community
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Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura artefacts showcase the region’s rich heritage in the third edition of E-Upahaar
Nepal’s flash flood is a warning the Northeast cannot ignore: Here’s why
Floods of glacial origin, once expected in the Hindu Kush Himalaya perhaps once in five to ten years, are now arriving in clusters — three in May and June of 2025 alone
Life on edge: How Myanmar’s Tangkhuls endure and adapt
Following the ongoing crisis in Myanmar, many Tangkhul Naga villages living across the border now heavily depend on essential household items from the Indian side.
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Manipur CSOs hopeful of census deferment after Delhi visit
The delegation, which included representatives of the Meitei, Naga, Kom and Meitei Pangal communities, had travelled to the national capital on August 20 to raise what it described as the aspirations and concerns of the people of Manipur with central leaders.
Mizoram Police recover over ₹10.7 lakh in e-challan scam cases
Serchhip Police Station received several complaints concerning RTO E-Challan scams at the beginning of May, including complaints that ₹13.92 lakh had been withdrawn from the Slice Small Finance Bank account of R. Lalchhandama in Serchhip and ₹2.09 lakh from the MRB account of Robert Zoremmawia.
Meghalaya: Institutional delivery rate rises to 81%
Shylla said the NFHS-6 figure represented a 12.9 percentage point improvement over the 58.1 per cent recorded in NFHS-5. The government, he said, is aiming to increase institutional deliveries to at least 95 per cent over the next three years, taking the State above the national average of 90 per cent.
Mizoram: Heroin prices surge as drug supply tightens
Representatives of government departments and organisations presented reports on their ongoing activities, while the meeting discussed further measures to strengthen drug prevention and control efforts.
Manipur CM calls for collective efforts to restore peace
The Chief Minister was addressing the gathering on “Guest lecture on Manipur Situation: Prevailing Trust Deficit and the Path Towards Trust Building delivered by Sudeep Chakravarti”, organised by the Assam Rifles, held at the Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS) Auditorium, Palace Compound in Imphal.
