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China and India can make Greater BRICS a force for the Global South
Today, “Greater BRICS” represents a large share of the world’s population and a rising share of global output.
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Mizoram doctor first in India to receive US Consulate volunteer award
Representatives of the US Consulate Kolkata said the award was being presented for the first time in India, making Chhangte its inaugural recipient
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Tezpur Uni students seek answers over delayed enquiry
The students have questioned whether the continuing delay in concluding the matter amounts to retaliation against the institution for stakeholders’ resistance to corruption
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BJP, TIPRA Motha resume talks ahead of Tripura village polls
The meeting was held at the State Guest House in Agartala and was chaired by senior BJP leader and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ratan Lal Nath
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Manipur Uni student documentary ‘Khongjomnubi’ selected for Kerala film festival
It will be screened alongside works by documentary filmmakers from across India.
Manipur CM visits family of late Chongtham Vikram, assures justice
Speaking to the family members, the chief minister assured them that justice would be delivered and those responsible for the crime would be brought to justice.
Nagaland SC/ST patients eligible for medical aid up to Rs 3.5 lakh under revised Ambedkar scheme
The scheme, revised by the Dr Ambedkar Foundation under the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, provides financial assistance to eligible SC/ST patients requiring surgery or specialised treatment for major ailments.
Mizoram: Barak River catchment restoration project to cover eight districts
The meeting on the project, titled “Conservation & Restoration of Catchment Areas of Barak River in the States of Assam, Manipur, Mizoram and Nagaland,” was held at the DC Conference Hall in Khawzawl under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner K. Vanlalthiana.
Arunachal mountaineer Kino Yakap scales 7,077-metre Mount Kun in Ladakh
Yakap’s achievement has been hailed as a testament to her grit, resilience, determination and unwavering spirit. Reaching the summit marks a significant milestone in her mountaineering journey.
How two women in Assam and Tripura built businesses that support others
In Tripura and Assam, Nirangkha Roy Sarkar and Kanaklata Kalita began by trying to build livelihoods of their own
