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Mizoram collects biometric data of over 13,000 Myanmar refugees sheltering in the stateMizoram authorities have collected biometric details for 43.53% of the nearly 31,300 Myanmar refugees residing in the state. This process, ...- Fresh wave of Myanmar refugees crosses into Mizoram after armed conflictClashes between anti-junta armed groups in Myanmar have intensified, leading thousands of refugees to seek shelter in Mizoram, India, since...
- 300 more flee to Mizoram as Chin armed groups clash in Myanmar’s Chin StateMizoram is facing a fresh influx of around 300 refugees from Myanmar's Chin state due to renewed clashes between armed groups, leading to t...
- Tripura Police detains 13 members of Bangladeshi outfitTripura Police apprehended thirteen members of a Bangladesh-based organization following a raid in West Tripura. Suspected to be part of a ...
- CDFI welcomes Bangladesh’s recognition of Chittagong Hill tracts as foreign affairs issueThe Chakma Development Foundation of India (CDFI) commends Bangladesh's Interim Government for recognizing the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs...
- UN officials urge Bangladesh to protect minorities from attacksUnited Nations experts urged Bangladesh's interim government to protect the Jumma Peoples and investigate recent violence in the Chittagong...
- Mizoram government procures 1,379 MT of rice for refugees from Manipur, Myanmar, and BangladeshThe Mizoram government has procured 1,379.34 metric tonnes of rice from FCI godowns for over 44,000 refugees from Manipur, Myanmar, and Ban...
- Tripura: Tribals, mostly Buddhist Chakmas stage massive protests against attack on minorities in BangladeshTribals, mainly Buddhist Chakmas, held large demonstrations in Agartala, Tripura, protesting attacks on minorities in Bangladesh. They subm...
- Chakma leaders urge PM Modi to avoid talks with Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus amid violent attacks on indigenous tribesChakma leaders in India have urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to avoid dialogue with Bangladesh's interim government chief at the UN Gene...
- Tribals in Bangladesh launch protest against Yunus-led interim regimeTribal students in Bangladesh, led by Vikas Tripura, Ripul Chakma, and Mangsai Marma, held a protest rally. They presented an 8-point chart...
- Mizoram yet to collect biometric data of refugees taking shelter in state: MinisterThe Myanmarese people mostly from the Chin state, who share ethnic ties with the Mizo, have been taking shelter in Mizoram since the milita...
- Mizoram CM Lalduhoma discusses Bangladeshi refugee issue with PM ModiAccording to an official statement, Lalduhoma apprised Modi about the situation during a meeting on Saturday. The CM also said that many pe...
- 'Refining capacity to grow at slower pace'As per the data compiled by Centre for High Technology (CHT), a technical wing of ministry of petroleum and natural gas, the refining capac...
- Refiners to add 56 million tonnes/year capacity by 2028“As per the data compiled by Centre for High Technology (CHT), a technical wing of Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, the refining capa...
- Chakmas of Chittagong Hills: 'Indians' on Aug 15, Pakistanis two days later and 'rebels' by Aug 19On August 15, 1947, Chakmas, Tripuris and other tribals, mostly Buddhist, living in the over 13,000 square kilometers of hills and dales in...
- Awami league’s secular play may help Sheikh HasinaThe Awami League, which spearheaded the Liberation War under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, infused secularism as a guiding principle of the state ...
- Sheikh Hasina government sets precedent in minority rights protectionConsequently, festivals of religious minorities, like the Durga Puja, have been provided adequate security by the government.
- Centre not to accord minority tag to Siddi communityThere are six notified communities in the country, namely: Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Zoroastrians (Parsis) and Jains.
- Reliance Industries plans major expansion at world's largest oil refinery complexReliance may expand the capacity at its dual refinery complex in Jamnagar in the western Indian state of Gujarat by 30 million tonnes a yea...
- No Hindus will be left in Bangladesh after 30 years: Dhaka university economistFrom his 30-year-long research, Barkat said he found that the exodus mostly took place during military governments after independence in 19...
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