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Prem XL (2026) is a romantic comedy that has its moments but little else
Prem XL remains a moderately enjoyable romp. Its pleasures are simple, sometimes even slight, but there is enough playful warmth to keep the film afloat
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Meghalaya: Paul Lyngdoh keeps options open amid UDP-BJP merger row
Lyngdoh said he had received feelers from both the NPP and BJP and was examining them, but would wait for the Speaker’s ruling before taking a final call.
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Nagaland: Kiphire district board calls for communal harmony, rehab of affected families
The meeting was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall in Kiphire under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Temsuwati Longkumer, NCS.
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Meghalaya panel examines representations on proposed Shree Cement project
Principal Secretary of Home (Political) Cyril V Diengdoh said the committee held a hearing on Friday , during which more than 15 to 16 representations were heard from individuals and organisations with differing views on the proposed project.
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Manipur BJP Yuva Morcha seeks MP Akoijam’s resignation over sexual harassment case
MP Bimol was recently dismissed from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi following allegations of sexual misconduct involving female students.
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Why Dushyant Gautam’s appointment as Sikkim Governor is drawing protests
Youth leader Prakash Lee said Sikkim should not be treated as a “dumping ground for controversy”
Delhi’s October: The protest that could not gather
The intervention raised another basic question: how far could authorities restrict ordinary movement in anticipation of a protest?
Why does a church hospital get special rates under a public scheme in Mizoram?
Synod Hospital, Durtlang, is one of the largest church-run hospitals in Aizawl and is owned and managed by the Synod, which also runs John Williams Hospital in Lunglei.
What explains the politics of ‘othering’ Northeast Indians?
I have come to understand how people from mainland India (or megacities), and above all those who are unfamiliar with my community, have perceived us
The politics and profits behind Manipur’s Kuki-Naga violence
To understand why bystanders or innocent civilians keep dying in these endless cycles of revenge, we have to look past culture and identity.
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Meghalaya: Convictions secured in six POCSO, IPC cases in West Garo Hills
According to the district police, the convictions were secured by the Special POCSO Court in Tura in cases registered between 2015 and 2020.
How Zo Humanities became Mizoram’s first independent research body
This year the organisation was also granted “participant” status in the UN Global Compact, which Lalrinawmi said the team “muchly appreciated.”
Agapi Sikkim wins Visionary Women’s Award at BEAUTY&YOU India
Agapi said its journey was shaped by the women who contribute to its growth and the communities whose knowledge and traditions inspire its products
Sikkim invites applications for MBBS Society Seats at Helen Lepcha College
According to a notice issued by the Health and Family Welfare Department on October 14, the revised fee for the MBBS society seats is Rs 20,00,000.
Manipur MLA accuses Assam Rifles of failing to ensure safe passage in Kamjong
The vehicles were stranded at Kamjong market after residents blocked roads at two locations using stones and other large objects.
