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Two disasters, one Himalayan warning: Sikkim’s GLOF lessons for Nepal
Nepal now faces the same question Sikkim once faced. The immediate challenge in Nepal remains rescue.
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Sikkim proposes three engineering measures to mitigate GLOF threat
The three proposals have emerged from detailed scientific assessments of Sikkim’s high-risk glacial lakes following the devastating South Lhonak GLOF of October 2023. The interventions are being taken up through different central agencies, with the state seeking to address the risk according to the physical characteristics of each lake rather than applying one solution to all.
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Meghalaya govt to examine lawyers’ grievances over AG’s office
The two bar associations have been abstaining from court proceedings over their grievances concerning the Advocate General and the functioning of his office.
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NSF protests outside Nagaland Assembly over Vande Mataram
The protest began with a solidarity march from Naga Solidarity Park at 7:30 am, with NSF members, volunteers, and students in uniforms, marching towards the Assembly to register their opposition to what they described as the “imposition” of Vande Mataram on the Naga people.
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Nagaland Assembly voices concern over proposed FCRA amendments
The issue was raised during a discussion on a matter of urgent public importance under Rule 50 of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly during the Ninth Session of the 14th Assembly on Tuesday.
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How flood-hit Sivasagar recorded zero snakebite deaths
The initiative attributed the outcome to advance preparedness, rapid communication, trained snake rescuers, emergency evacuation arrangements and timely medical treatment
Why Assam must lead India’s BBIN framework
By positioning Assam as a central policy coordinator, India can foster border-adjacent economic planning
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Only 23 found: New plant species discovered in Assam’s Rani
The finding highlights the potential for further botanical surveys around Guwahati to reveal more about the distribution and diversity of plant species in the region.
Northeast’s cultural treasures feature in President’s gift auction
Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura artefacts showcase the region’s rich heritage in the third edition of E-Upahaar
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Mizoram’s Lallianzuala Chhangte named FPAI Indian Player of the Year for third time
Chhangte’s latest win makes him only the second player after Sunil Chhetri to win the FPAI Indian Player of the Year award three times.
Ukhrul’s Hao Riders escort children to school after mother’s death
Riders accompanied the children to school, offering emotional support and reassurance as they returned to their routine amid their grief.
Meghalaya: Fishing competition organisers served show-cause notices
The administration is also examining the possibility of imposing penalties when private events result in public nuisance.
Mizoram gets 30 solar-powered vaccine carriers for remote districts
The EVCs were handed over to Health Minister Lalrinpuii at her office chamber at MINECO.
Tension continues in Kangpokpi as Naga villages attacked, one injured
The incident came a day after three Kuki villagers, including two women, were killed and four others injured in fresh violence in the district
Mizoram DC denies alleged money collection from Myanmar-bound vehicles
He categorically stated that neither he nor the DC Office had any involvement in the alleged collection of money.
