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Over 8,000 Children Of Refugees From Myanmar, Bangladesh, Manipur In Mizoram Schools
More than 8,100 children of refugees from Myanmar, Bangladesh, and Manipur have enrolled in Mizoram's government schools, the state's Education Minister Lalchhandama Ralte said on Wednesday.
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Over 1900 Myanmar Refugee Children Enrolled In Mizoram Schools: Official
More than 1,900 Myanmarese children, who fled the trouble-hit country with their families and took refuge in Mizoram, have been enrolled in various schools of the state, where they receive free education, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Mizoram Helps Refugee Children From Myanmar Get Back To Learning
The number of refugees taking shelter in Mizoram after fleeing from Myanmar is increasing, and so is the number of refugee children of school age.
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Myanmar Refugee Kids To Study In Mizoram Schools On "Humanitarian Ground"
The children of migrants and refugees from Myanmar will be enrolled in schools in Mizoram on humanitarian grounds, sources in the state government have said.
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Deportation Ordered For Rohingyas, PM Modi Likely To Discuss Issue In Myanmar
Mohammad Aejaz, 34, did not celebrate Eid this year. Facing persecution in Myanmar, Aejaz, a labourer, fled to India with his wife and three children seven years ago and settled in Jammu and Kashmir. He hasn't met his relatives, who are in Myanmar, since he became a refugee.
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Refugee Cards For 24 Rohingya Children In Bengal Cancelled At Last Minute
At a time Rohingyas are fleeing Myanmar because of what many are calling a genocide by the army in that country, the Indian government has issued an advisory to deport Rohingyas sheltering here. But the West Bengal government has decided to give refugee cards issued by the United Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHCR) to 24 Rohingya children shelt...
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In Goodwill Gesture, Indian Army Reaches Out To Flood-Hit Myanmar Children
Guwahati: As monsoon rains trigger floods and landslides in Arunachal Pradesh, the Indo-Myanmar border villages are affected the most. Due to inaccessibility to neighborhood, villagers are unable to access essential goods. With schools shutting down, children, especially, face the brunt as they do not get stationery items, the Myanmar Army highligh...
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Over 8,000 Children Of Refugees From Myanmar, Bangladesh, Manipur In Mizoram Schools
More than 8,100 children of refugees from Myanmar, Bangladesh, and Manipur have enrolled in Mizoram's government schools, the state's Education Minister Lalchhandama Ralte said on Wednesday.
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Over 1900 Myanmar Refugee Children Enrolled In Mizoram Schools: Official
More than 1,900 Myanmarese children, who fled the trouble-hit country with their families and took refuge in Mizoram, have been enrolled in various schools of the state, where they receive free education, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Mizoram Helps Refugee Children From Myanmar Get Back To Learning
The number of refugees taking shelter in Mizoram after fleeing from Myanmar is increasing, and so is the number of refugee children of school age.
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Myanmar Refugee Kids To Study In Mizoram Schools On "Humanitarian Ground"
The children of migrants and refugees from Myanmar will be enrolled in schools in Mizoram on humanitarian grounds, sources in the state government have said.
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Deportation Ordered For Rohingyas, PM Modi Likely To Discuss Issue In Myanmar
Mohammad Aejaz, 34, did not celebrate Eid this year. Facing persecution in Myanmar, Aejaz, a labourer, fled to India with his wife and three children seven years ago and settled in Jammu and Kashmir. He hasn't met his relatives, who are in Myanmar, since he became a refugee.
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Refugee Cards For 24 Rohingya Children In Bengal Cancelled At Last Minute
At a time Rohingyas are fleeing Myanmar because of what many are calling a genocide by the army in that country, the Indian government has issued an advisory to deport Rohingyas sheltering here. But the West Bengal government has decided to give refugee cards issued by the United Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHCR) to 24 Rohingya children shelt...
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In Goodwill Gesture, Indian Army Reaches Out To Flood-Hit Myanmar Children
Guwahati: As monsoon rains trigger floods and landslides in Arunachal Pradesh, the Indo-Myanmar border villages are affected the most. Due to inaccessibility to neighborhood, villagers are unable to access essential goods. With schools shutting down, children, especially, face the brunt as they do not get stationery items, the Myanmar Army highligh...
