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Sensiari II: Why Mizoram is taking its HIV message back to cinema
The state’s adult HIV prevalence currently stands at 2.75%, significantly higher than the national prevalence of 0.20%
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Meghalaya BJP’s Hek says power is temporary, warns against clinging to office
His remarks came amid the BJP’s growing strength in Meghalaya following the recent entry of eight UDP MLAs into the party. The BJP is an alliance partner of the NPP in the MDA government.
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Guwahati Literature Festival 2026 to be held on October 10
Supported by NRL and organised in collaboration with The Belasian, the festival will feature award presentations, literary discussions and cultural performances
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Meghalaya NPP ‘stronger than before’, MDA spokesperson says amid BJP growth
Shylla said a meeting of NPP leaders held on Tuesday night was part of the party’s regular practice and was not convened specifically in response to recent political developments.
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Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026: Electronics demand rises across Assam
The festive sale is scheduled to begin on October 8, with customers across the state increasingly upgrading smartphones, laptops, televisions and appliances
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EastMojo Exclusive: Confusion over PAP is ruining foreigners’ trips to Mizoram
Travellers say the main issue is that a PAP cannot be applied for beforehand
Rivers don’t send push notifications: Lessons from Dzongu to Bangkok
From Dzongu to Bangkok, whether choked by arsenic or concrete or destabilised by an unravelling climate, rivers will continue to push through whatever barriers we build around them
Nagaon bypoll is a test of Assam’s changing political equations
The numbers would suggest a clear advantage for a candidate who can consolidate the Muslim electorate, but there lie certain underlying intricacies
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Nagaland University conference focuses on biodiversity, climate resilience
The conference brought together 91 participants, including 14 resource persons, 67 registered delegates and 10 Nagaland University faculty members
Manipur: Assembly Speaker meets Manipuri delegation from Bangladesh
Singh said he was committed to strengthening social and cultural ties between Manipuri communities in Bangladesh and the people of Manipur
A first for Nagaland: Forest team tracks wild elephants using thermal drone
The department is also training frontline staff in drone operations so that the technology can be extended to other conflict-prone areas.
Gauhati University defends post-graduate union election process
University Classes Secretary Dr Ranjan Kumar Kakati said the sequence of events showed that the matter had been considered through the prescribed mechanisms
Meghalaya lawyers intensify protest against Advocate General
Shillong Bar Association secretary TL Jyrwa said the legal fraternity remained united despite differences within the associations
Nagaland officers trained in GIS, remote sensing for water management
Twenty-five officers from five state government departments and allied institutions are participating in the training.
