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Tripura, Tata Group Firm Agree To Build Luxury Hotel At Pushpabanta Palace
Despite objections from tribal youth groups, Opposition parties, and even the BJP's ally Tipra Motha's chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, the Tripura government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL).
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Manipur YouTuber Who Challenged National Investigation Agency Tells Central Forces To "Go Back" During Protests
Sources said details of the YouTuber who identifies himself as Pt Marvin Kuki and runs a YouTube channel of the same name under the handle @PaotinmangChongloi have been flagged to the cyber cell.
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Army Brigadier Faces Police Case After Colonel's Wife Alleges Sex Harassment In Shillong
An Army Brigadier has been accused of sexual harassment by a junior officer's wife in Meghalaya capital Shillong. Meghalaya Police have registered a case, but no arrest has been made yet. An official response from the Indian Army is awaited.
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2 Minors From Assam Forced To Marry Strangers In Rajasthan, Rescued
The Assam police have busted a human-trafficking racket, rescuing two girls from the state who were trafficked and sold in Rajasthan. The police said the girls were taken to Rajasthan, where they were forced to marry strangers.
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This City Is The World's Most Polluted. Hint: It's Not Delhi
A small city on the Meghalaya-Assam border, nearly 2,000 kilometres away from Delhi, is the most polluted in the world, according to a report published by a global pollution watchdog.
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3 Border Security Force Personnel Killed As Bus Falls Into Gorge In Manipur
At least three Border Security Force (BSF) personnel were killed after a bus they were travelling in fell into a gorge in Manipur's Senapati district on Tuesday.
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3 Impersonated Jay Shah, Sought Crores From Manipur MLAs, Arrested: Sources
Three people have been arrested for impersonating Union Home Minister Amit Shah's son Jay Shah in a fake call scam that targeted MLAs in Manipur, sources said.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Flags Free Movement Regime's Side-Effects
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday expressed concerns over a rise in smuggling activity in the state, and pointed at the free movement regime (FMR) between India and Myanmar as one of the factors responsible for it.
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Mizoram Lifts Total Liquor Ban, Passes Bill To Allow Limited Sale
The Mizoram Liquor (Prohibition) Amendment Bill, 2025, was passed during the assembly session today in absence of opposition MLAs, who walked out of the House, saying they could not support the bill as they favored a total liquor ban.
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2 Chinese-Origin US Nationals Enter Sikkim Illegally, Pushed Back From Border
Two US nationals of Chinese-origin were pushed back from the Rangpo checkpost on March 9 it was found that they had entered Sikkim without proper clearances
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1 Killed In Clashes, Kuki Groups Call For Shutdown In Parts Of Manipur
A protester from the Kuki tribes was killed in clashes with the security forces in Manipur today as buses moved out of the state capital Imphal towards other districts, following the Centre's order to ensure free movement across the state.
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Kuki Protesters Clash With Security Forces On Day 1 Of 'Free Movement' In Manipur, 1 Killed
Civilian buses escorted by the security forces resumed trips across districts in Manipur today amid protests by the Kuki tribes, who want no free movement until their demand for a separate administration carved out of the state is met.
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Meghalaya Pushes For New Economic Corridor Between Bengal And Northeast Via Bangladesh
The Meghalaya government is looking forward to enhancing the state's and northeast region's connectivity with the rest of the country through Bangladesh.
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Deadline To Hand Over Looted Firearms In Manipur Ends, Free Movement To Begin Next
A significant amount of looted and illegally held firearms, ammunition and explosive material have been handed over to the security forces in Manipur since February 20, when Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla announced a seven-day deadline to do so.
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46-Year-Old Anti-Conversion Law Making A Comeback, Arunachal Christians Protest
Thousands of people under the banner of the Arunachal Christian Forum held a peaceful protest near Itanagar against the implementation of the Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act 1978, an anti-conversion law.
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Tripura, Tata Group Firm Agree To Build Luxury Hotel At Pushpabanta Palace
Despite objections from tribal youth groups, Opposition parties, and even the BJP's ally Tipra Motha's chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, the Tripura government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL).
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Manipur YouTuber Who Challenged National Investigation Agency Tells Central Forces To "Go Back" During Protests
Sources said details of the YouTuber who identifies himself as Pt Marvin Kuki and runs a YouTube channel of the same name under the handle @PaotinmangChongloi have been flagged to the cyber cell.
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Army Brigadier Faces Police Case After Colonel's Wife Alleges Sex Harassment In Shillong
An Army Brigadier has been accused of sexual harassment by a junior officer's wife in Meghalaya capital Shillong. Meghalaya Police have registered a case, but no arrest has been made yet. An official response from the Indian Army is awaited.
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2 Minors From Assam Forced To Marry Strangers In Rajasthan, Rescued
The Assam police have busted a human-trafficking racket, rescuing two girls from the state who were trafficked and sold in Rajasthan. The police said the girls were taken to Rajasthan, where they were forced to marry strangers.
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This City Is The World's Most Polluted. Hint: It's Not Delhi
A small city on the Meghalaya-Assam border, nearly 2,000 kilometres away from Delhi, is the most polluted in the world, according to a report published by a global pollution watchdog.
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3 Border Security Force Personnel Killed As Bus Falls Into Gorge In Manipur
At least three Border Security Force (BSF) personnel were killed after a bus they were travelling in fell into a gorge in Manipur's Senapati district on Tuesday.
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3 Impersonated Jay Shah, Sought Crores From Manipur MLAs, Arrested: Sources
Three people have been arrested for impersonating Union Home Minister Amit Shah's son Jay Shah in a fake call scam that targeted MLAs in Manipur, sources said.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Flags Free Movement Regime's Side-Effects
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday expressed concerns over a rise in smuggling activity in the state, and pointed at the free movement regime (FMR) between India and Myanmar as one of the factors responsible for it.
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Mizoram Lifts Total Liquor Ban, Passes Bill To Allow Limited Sale
The Mizoram Liquor (Prohibition) Amendment Bill, 2025, was passed during the assembly session today in absence of opposition MLAs, who walked out of the House, saying they could not support the bill as they favored a total liquor ban.
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2 Chinese-Origin US Nationals Enter Sikkim Illegally, Pushed Back From Border
Two US nationals of Chinese-origin were pushed back from the Rangpo checkpost on March 9 it was found that they had entered Sikkim without proper clearances
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1 Killed In Clashes, Kuki Groups Call For Shutdown In Parts Of Manipur
A protester from the Kuki tribes was killed in clashes with the security forces in Manipur today as buses moved out of the state capital Imphal towards other districts, following the Centre's order to ensure free movement across the state.
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Kuki Protesters Clash With Security Forces On Day 1 Of 'Free Movement' In Manipur, 1 Killed
Civilian buses escorted by the security forces resumed trips across districts in Manipur today amid protests by the Kuki tribes, who want no free movement until their demand for a separate administration carved out of the state is met.
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Meghalaya Pushes For New Economic Corridor Between Bengal And Northeast Via Bangladesh
The Meghalaya government is looking forward to enhancing the state's and northeast region's connectivity with the rest of the country through Bangladesh.
-
Deadline To Hand Over Looted Firearms In Manipur Ends, Free Movement To Begin Next
A significant amount of looted and illegally held firearms, ammunition and explosive material have been handed over to the security forces in Manipur since February 20, when Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla announced a seven-day deadline to do so.
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46-Year-Old Anti-Conversion Law Making A Comeback, Arunachal Christians Protest
Thousands of people under the banner of the Arunachal Christian Forum held a peaceful protest near Itanagar against the implementation of the Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act 1978, an anti-conversion law.
