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Assam flood losses driven more by vulnerability than water levels: IIT study
Published in the journal Regional Environmental Change, the study by Surbhi Vyas, Anamika Barua and C. Mallikarjuna highlights that socio-economic fragility, rather than flood intensity alone, is now a key driver of loss and damage across the state.
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Royal Bengal Tiger returns to D Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary after two decades
The sighting has been captured through camera trap surveys conducted in the Wildlife Sanctuary with technical support from thr Ashoka Trust Research in Ecology and Environment (ATREE).
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Mizoram positioned as gateway to Southeast Asia at UNNATI investment meet
Addressing the gathering, Minister F. Rodingliana said investors had long been hesitant to invest in Mizoram due to limited knowledge and awareness about the state.
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Akashvani Kohima marks 90 yrs of broadcasting with marathon
The marathon began at the Old MLA Hostel Junction and concluded at the High School Junction in Kohima. A total of 180 students from six government schools participated in the event.
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Kidney trafficking racket busted in upper Assam, four arrested
The arrested accused have been identified as Zakir Hussain (53), Shankar Chentanu (28), Samir Pal (37) and Gopal Roy (31).
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Five Mizo women rescued in Uttarakhand trafficking case; six held
According to police sources, an FIR was lodged on May 1, 2026, by a Mizo woman who alleged that she and her younger sister had travelled to Rudrapur in October 2025 after being promised jobs at Beauty Queen Salon & Spa with a monthly salary of Rs. 20,000. Their travel expenses were reportedly arranged by the spa owner.
Nagaland records high income inequality: Report
The report released on March 9 highlighted stark disparities in income distribution across districts.
Mizoram: Zo people’s concerns raised at UN Indigenous Forum
According to a statement issued by Zo ReUnification Organization (ZORO), Lalnunfela Chawngthu attended the session on behalf of both ZORO and the Zo Indigenous Forum (ZIF).
Nagaland: BJP’s Daochier Imchen sworn in after Koridang by-poll win
The oath of office was administered by Speaker Sharingain Longkumer in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister Yanthungo Patton, Parliamentary Affairs Minister K. G. Kenye, Advisor for Fisheries and Aquatic Resources A. Pangjung Jamir, and MLAs Achumbemo Kikon and Nuklutoshi.
Mizoram border town reviews humanitarian aid amid fresh refugee influx
The discussions come amid a fresh influx of refugees into Mizoram following recent clashes in Myanmar, with reports also alleging that the Myanmar military junta carried out airstrikes on civilian areas, forcing more people to flee across the border.
CM Rio calls for unity, preservation of Naga identity at 17th Kuo Descendants Meet
Calling for unity, he said tribalism and individualism should be set aside in favour of togetherness and “Nagaism.” He stressed that all clans should come together to build a strong foundation for Naga society.
