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How a tribute to Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha led to a soundtrack for the stars
The song “Rabha” was a collaboration with American saxophonist George Brooks, lyricist Ibson Lal Baruah and animator Samudra Kajal Saikia
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Manipur: Tipaimukh MLA, CSOs raise road, power, banking issues with CM
The delegation met the Chief Minister at his official residence and apprised him of the difficulties faced by people in the area.
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Tripura BJP-Tipra Motha alliance faces fresh strain after VC polls
The BJP alleged that Tipra Motha supporters had captured a polling station and obstructed voters from entering it.
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Sonam Wangchuk seeks to study Mizoram Peace Accord
The meeting lasted for more than an hour, with the two discussing the peace accord as well as political and social issues.
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The forest remedies: How bone fractures are treated in Tripura
A study by eight researchers has documented 67 medicinal plants used by traditional bone-setters across Tripura, raising questions about the preservation of indigenous knowledge, scientific validation, and conservation
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This isn’t a story about the Northeast being remote, or hard to reach, or beautiful despite its troubles. It is a story about a curriculum built for one India being handed, unedited, to children living in a different one
Explained: Why a Mizoram group wants to build the world’s largest church
Zoram Thar, literally meaning “New Mizoram”, was formed by Hlawndo in 2016 after he returned to Mizoram from the UK
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Sikkim HC seeks climate-risk assessment from all districts
The state authorities have been asked to submit their views on the issues so that the government’s response can be placed before the High Court
After illegal crossings, Meghalaya steps up border vigilance
Tynsong said district administrations had been directed to first hold meetings with traditional heads, including Rangbah Shnongs, in the border areas.
Meghalaya food safety official stresses link between safe food and nutrition
Welcoming students and faculty members from Vidyasagar University, West Bengal, Lyngdoh said safe food is essential for a healthy diet and proper growth, while nutrition ensures the intake of adequate nutrients required for growth, development and overall well-being.
Manipur: Death of eight ponies in Kakching raises concern
The matter was highlighted at a press conference at the Manipur Press Club on Tuesday, where representatives of leading equestrian and pony organisations called for continued vigilance and timely veterinary intervention.
Nagaland Guv urges youth to embrace skills, entrepreneurship for self-reliant state
Addressing the State Level Youth Festival 2026, organised by the Department of Youth Resources and Sports at IG Stadium, Kohima, on Tuesday, the Governor congratulated participating youth and appreciated their talent, hard work and achievements.
Mizoram moves to preserve Lai textile heritage dating to 1855
The LADC plans to organise more handloom fairs and exhibitions, explore collaborations with designers to improve textile designs and quality
