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Tiger survey in Kaziranga leads to a rare wildlife breakthrough
The study, released on June 12 by Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, estimates that the protected area supports at least 55 Greater Hog Badgers, indicating a healthy and potentially viable population of the globally vulnerable species across the landscape.
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Assam: IAF AN-32 crashes in Jorhat airbase; pilot feared dead
Sources said the aircraft met with the accident during operations at the airbase. The injured co-pilot was immediately shifted to a hospital for treatment.
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NSF opposes proposed Moirabari-Dimapur train service
Questioning the rationale behind the proposal, the NSF said railway services connecting Assam and Dimapur were already operational and sought clarity on the purpose and beneficiaries of the proposed route.
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Murder accused Sonam Raghuvanshi denies plans to leave Shillong
Speaking to EastMojo after appearing before a Shillong court along with her legal aid defence counsels Sudeep Rana and Preeti Pradhan, Sonam declined to comment in detail on the case, citing ongoing legal proceedings. However
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Nagaland CM seeks special grants at NITI Aayog meeting
The chief minister said that despite significant progress over the past two decades, Nagaland continues to face fiscal and infrastructural challenges as a resource-constrained and revenue-deficit state.
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Abducted Nagas were beheaded, mutilated ‘beyond recognition’
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Vikuonuo Sachü was Miss Nagaland. She could have had a modeling career, a comfortable city life, a different story altogether. She chose Noklak instead
Into the Rhododendron Kingdom: Climbing Mount Saramati, Part II
In the folk tales of my Rongmei Naga tribe, the rhododendron flower is called “kasuakh pwang”.
How Assam’s UCC could threaten indigenous moral traditions
Feminist scholars have shown how, in the pretext of offering protection, the state has often monitored women’s movements and interpersonal relationships
‘I forgive them, but this must stop’: Brother of pastor killed in Manipur
That fragile hope came to an end on Wednesday when authorities recovered six bodies believed to be those of the missing men.
My paddy field is not Sikkim’s dustbin
The streams that should carry clean mountain water now carry the carelessness of an entire society
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Tseminyu to host 5th Nagaland Futsal Club C’ship from June 18
The championship, organised by the Nagaland Football Association (NFA), will be played in a league-cum-knockout format, with teams divided into two groups of five each. Defending champions Aphuyemi FC of Zunheboto will return to defend their crown.
Tripura: CM says female labour force participation rises to 45.9%
Manik Saha said around 4.96 lakh rural women are currently associated with 55,676 self-help groups across the state.
Manipur: Kuki-Zo groups stage coffin protest in Kangpokpi
The protest was organised by the Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU) and other Kuki civil society organisations amid a district-wide shutdown across Kangpokpi
NSCN demands GoI declare Kuki groups as terrorist organisations
According to the NSCN/GPRN, failure to crush these organisations will only embolden further atrocities and destroy any chance of justice and peace.
Manipur CM condemns killing of six abducted Naga
The condemnation came after the mortal remains of the six villagers were recovered in Kangpokpi district on Wednesday.
Meghalaya: SCI Computers loses Mawsynram power franchise
Speaking to reporters, Lyngdoh said the decision was taken after completing the necessary legal and administrative procedures and considering feedback from local representatives in the affected areas.
