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Mizoram Expresses Shock Over Recent Violence In Manipur, Calls For Peace
The Mizoram government on Saturday expressed its deep shock over the recent violent incidents in neighbouring Manipur where many people lost their lives in a series of violent incidents during the past two weeks.
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Exclusive: 'Propaganda To Malign State, Will See Legal Route', Say Sources On Row Over Mizoram Chief Minister's US Speech
Comments made by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma at an event in the US in September have been deliberately taken out of context, and video clips of his address have been shared without showing the full context of what he said, top sources said.
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Explained: Controversy Over Mizoram Chief Minister's Speech At US Event - 10 Points
A speech by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma in the US in September has gone viral now. Mizoram government sources had told NDTV he spoke about reunification of the Zo people under India. However, he gave two speeches, one of which sparked the row.
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Spoke Of Unity Under India: Sources On Mizoram Chief Minister's Viral Speech
A speech given by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma in the US nearly two months ago on reunification of the Zo people, which has gone viral now, has no element of controversy as the Chief Minister spoke about reunification under India.
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In A First, 2 Mizoram Landowners To Get Compensation For Same Land Plots
For the first time, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) would provide compensation to two parties claiming the same plots of land to undertake the construction work of a four-lane highway in Mizoram, officials said here on Sunday.
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Mizoram's Aizawl To Have A Railway Link Within 9 Months
Mizoram's Aizawl will be the fourth capital city in the Northeast to come under railway link within the next nine months as the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is laying the new 51.38 km Broad Gauge track up to Sairang, top officials said on Sunday.
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Assam Rifles Says Power Outage At Posts After Row With Mizoram Minister
The Assam Rifles today said their posts across Mizoram faced an electricity outage for several hours on Thursday after soldiers allegedly stopped the convoy of Mizoram Power Minister F Rodingliana.
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Mizoram Running Out Of Essentials As Trucks Stranded Due To Bad Roads
Mizoram is fast running out of essential commodities and oil as tankers and trucks got stuck on the highway due to extremely bad roads, the states distributors group said. Long queues have started appearing at petrol stations.
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Heads Tonsured, Cigarette Burns, 2 Mizoram Teens Kidnapped By Myanmar Insurgents Return Home
With their heads tonsured and cigarette burns on bodies, two teenage boys returned home in Mizoram after being held captive by militants in adjoining Myanmar's Chin state for nearly a week, an Assam Rifles officer said on Sunday.
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NIA Files Chargesheet Against 10 In Mizoram Weapons Seizure Case Linked To Myanmar Insurgents
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted 10 accused in an arms-and-explosives seizure case in Mizoram connected with Myanmar-based insurgent groups, according to an official statement issued on Friday.
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3 Hotel Staff From Mizoram, Manipur Allegedly Kept In Illegal Confinement In Chennai
Three people from Manipur and Mizoram working at a bar in a Chennai hotel have alleged the management kept them in illegal confinement over allegations of theft. They said the management did not let them go after their work hours on Saturday.
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Mizoram, Assam Agree To Continue To Maintain Peace Along Inter-State Border
Mizoram and Assam on Friday agreed to continue to promote and maintain peace along the inter-state border, as part of efforts to resolve their decades-long boundary dispute.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Urges Amit Shah To Resolve Manipur Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram CM Lalduhoma held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah and urged him to hold talks with the tribal leaders of the Kuki-Zo community in Manipur, as part of the efforts to resolve the ethnic crisis, officials said.
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Over 5,430 Pigs Dead, 10,300 Culled Due To African Swine Fever In Mizoram
Pig farmers and rearers in Mizoram have suffered colossal losses of over Rs 20 crore due to the outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) since February causing the deaths of over 5,430 pigs and culling of over 10,300 pigs, officials said on Thursday.
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Northeastern States Cut Off From Rest Of India As Rain Floods Train Tracks
Several northeastern states, including Tripura, Manipur, Mizoram, and Assam, remained cut off from rest of country by rail as railway tracks were waterlogged and damaged after landslides triggered by incessant rain in the aftermath of Cyclone Remal.
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Mizoram Expresses Shock Over Recent Violence In Manipur, Calls For Peace
The Mizoram government on Saturday expressed its deep shock over the recent violent incidents in neighbouring Manipur where many people lost their lives in a series of violent incidents during the past two weeks.
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Exclusive: 'Propaganda To Malign State, Will See Legal Route', Say Sources On Row Over Mizoram Chief Minister's US Speech
Comments made by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma at an event in the US in September have been deliberately taken out of context, and video clips of his address have been shared without showing the full context of what he said, top sources said.
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Explained: Controversy Over Mizoram Chief Minister's Speech At US Event - 10 Points
A speech by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma in the US in September has gone viral now. Mizoram government sources had told NDTV he spoke about reunification of the Zo people under India. However, he gave two speeches, one of which sparked the row.
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Spoke Of Unity Under India: Sources On Mizoram Chief Minister's Viral Speech
A speech given by Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma in the US nearly two months ago on reunification of the Zo people, which has gone viral now, has no element of controversy as the Chief Minister spoke about reunification under India.
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In A First, 2 Mizoram Landowners To Get Compensation For Same Land Plots
For the first time, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) would provide compensation to two parties claiming the same plots of land to undertake the construction work of a four-lane highway in Mizoram, officials said here on Sunday.
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Mizoram's Aizawl To Have A Railway Link Within 9 Months
Mizoram's Aizawl will be the fourth capital city in the Northeast to come under railway link within the next nine months as the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is laying the new 51.38 km Broad Gauge track up to Sairang, top officials said on Sunday.
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Assam Rifles Says Power Outage At Posts After Row With Mizoram Minister
The Assam Rifles today said their posts across Mizoram faced an electricity outage for several hours on Thursday after soldiers allegedly stopped the convoy of Mizoram Power Minister F Rodingliana.
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Mizoram Running Out Of Essentials As Trucks Stranded Due To Bad Roads
Mizoram is fast running out of essential commodities and oil as tankers and trucks got stuck on the highway due to extremely bad roads, the states distributors group said. Long queues have started appearing at petrol stations.
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Heads Tonsured, Cigarette Burns, 2 Mizoram Teens Kidnapped By Myanmar Insurgents Return Home
With their heads tonsured and cigarette burns on bodies, two teenage boys returned home in Mizoram after being held captive by militants in adjoining Myanmar's Chin state for nearly a week, an Assam Rifles officer said on Sunday.
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NIA Files Chargesheet Against 10 In Mizoram Weapons Seizure Case Linked To Myanmar Insurgents
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted 10 accused in an arms-and-explosives seizure case in Mizoram connected with Myanmar-based insurgent groups, according to an official statement issued on Friday.
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3 Hotel Staff From Mizoram, Manipur Allegedly Kept In Illegal Confinement In Chennai
Three people from Manipur and Mizoram working at a bar in a Chennai hotel have alleged the management kept them in illegal confinement over allegations of theft. They said the management did not let them go after their work hours on Saturday.
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Mizoram, Assam Agree To Continue To Maintain Peace Along Inter-State Border
Mizoram and Assam on Friday agreed to continue to promote and maintain peace along the inter-state border, as part of efforts to resolve their decades-long boundary dispute.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Urges Amit Shah To Resolve Manipur Ethnic Crisis
Mizoram CM Lalduhoma held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah and urged him to hold talks with the tribal leaders of the Kuki-Zo community in Manipur, as part of the efforts to resolve the ethnic crisis, officials said.
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Over 5,430 Pigs Dead, 10,300 Culled Due To African Swine Fever In Mizoram
Pig farmers and rearers in Mizoram have suffered colossal losses of over Rs 20 crore due to the outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) since February causing the deaths of over 5,430 pigs and culling of over 10,300 pigs, officials said on Thursday.
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Northeastern States Cut Off From Rest Of India As Rain Floods Train Tracks
Several northeastern states, including Tripura, Manipur, Mizoram, and Assam, remained cut off from rest of country by rail as railway tracks were waterlogged and damaged after landslides triggered by incessant rain in the aftermath of Cyclone Remal.
