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How a rare flowering plant connects Assam to Andaman & Nicobar
The plant was found in the Jatinga Hills area of Dima Hasao district, growing among large rocks near a stream under direct sunlight.
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Manipur CM Khemchand Singh urges dialogue to resolve issues
The Chief Minister was addressing a function during the inauguration of three bridges — Akham Bridge, Salam Bridge and Maklang Bridge — under Lamsang Assembly Constituency in Imphal West district.
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Manipur: Protest intensifies over demand for safe return of missing Naga men
The protesters demanded the prompt, safe and unconditional release of the six missing civilians within the next three days.
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Explained: Why is a medicinal plant being smuggled across the Mizoram border?
The demand for Paris polyphylla has increased sharply over the years because of its use in herbal medicine and pharmaceutical research.
Manipur: Families of six missing Naga men hold on to hope for safe return
Altogether, 18 people from Konsakhul village were abducted from Leilon Vaiphei following the deadly ambush at Kotlen that killed three Thadou church leaders.
The Dalai Lama’s succession: Why China and the US are both invested
As the 14th Dalai Lama nears the end of his life, the centuries-old Tibetan system of reincarnation has become a geopolitical fault line between Beijing and Washington.
How Mizo creators in Israel are rewriting the narrative around the Bnei Menashe
The Bnei Menashe community, which claims descent from the biblical tribe of Manasseh, has gradually migrated to Israel since the 1990s.
Explained: How a YouTube interview triggered the Kuki–Tangkhul war of narratives
The interview also discussed the recent killing of three Kuki pastors near Kangpokpi, which Singsit linked to militant factions rather than communal hatred.
An impossible fight: Why peace in Manipur keeps losing ground
Recent discussions on Manipur have pointed towards concerns that divisions created during the conflict increasingly risk becoming embedded within social and political life.
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Nagaland steps up ASF containment measures; restrictions imposed in parts of state
Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang, has declared infected and surveillance zones after laboratory confirmation of ASF-positive cases in pigs at Signal Angami Village under Dimapur district.
Arunachal intensifies ILP crackdown, 118 violators detected in Lower Dibang
Earlier, the Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Pema Khandu, approved measures to make the ILP system more stringent and effective.
Women-led tea initiative marks International Tea Day in Karbi Anglong
The initiative is being implemented under the Udyamini programme facilitated by Transform Trade, with equifarmtea serving as the technical consultant.
Mizoram hosts first convention for women Village Council representatives
A total of 503 women elected representatives from different parts of Mizoram attended the convention. Officials described the participation as significant and encouraging for women’s leadership in the state.
Manipur: 67 weapons seized, four UNLF (P) cadres arrested
Police said security personnel recovered one INSAS MG, three INSAS LMG magazines, and 14 live rounds of ammunition from their possession.
Preparations for SIR begins across all districts in Mizoram
Booth Level Officers (BLOs) will conduct house-to-house visits from May 30 to June 28, 2026, to distribute the forms to voters in their respective areas.
