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Fresh Myanmar influx likely: Mizoram CMMizoram anticipates a surge in refugees from Myanmar due to ongoing instability, adding to the state's existing burden. Nearly 90% of the 3...- Mizoram expecting more influx from Myanmar amid ongoing conflict: CM LalduhomaAs Myanmar's turmoil drives refugees toward Mizoram, the state confronts the challenge of accommodating thousands of newly displaced indivi...
- Honesty on Three Wheels: Mizoram auto driver returns ₹17 lakh without expecting rewardIn Mizoram's Lawngtlai, auto-rickshaw driver Lalhmingmuana has been lauded for his honesty. He returned ₹17 lakh to a Myanmar businessman w...
- Restrictions near India's borders with Bangladesh and Myanmar in Mizoram's LawngtlaiIn Mizoram's Lawngtlai district, restrictions were enforced along borders with Bangladesh and Myanmar due to unrest in Bangladesh. Movement...
- Around 95 Myanmar nationals have entered Mizoram in past one weekA senior official in Mizoram said, " We are collecting reports of fresh arrival of refugees from Myanmar, there are reports that 95 more My...
- Myanmar plane, on mission to fly back soldiers, crashes in MizoramEight crew members were injured after a Myanmar Air Force aircraft skidded off the Lengpui airport in Mizoram's capital Aizawl. The aircraf...
- 276 Myanmar soldiers who took refuge in Mizoram will be repatriated soonAn official in Mizoram said 276 Myanmar soldiers with their arms and ammunition reached Bandukbanga Village situated on the Mizoram-Myanmar...
- 151 Myanmar soldiers cross over to MizoramAround 151 Tatmadaw (Myanmar army) personnel entered on late Friday in Mizoram-Myanmar border Tuisentlang village in southernmost Mizoram's...
- Cyclone Midhili: Alert sounded as heavy rain lashes MizoramHeavy rain battered Mizoram's capital Aizawl and other parts of the state on Friday affecting normal life. The streets of Aizawl wore a des...
- Mizoram government to provide food and shelter to 270 tribals belonging to Chin-Kuki communityFollowing the reported crackdown by the security forces against insurgent group Kuki-Chin National Army (KNA) around 272 Chin-Kuki tribals,...
- 200 Kuki-Chin-Mizo people from Bangladesh enter MizoramMizoram, already burdened with 30,000 refugees from coup-hit Myanmar, is now facing a fresh influx from neighbouring Bangladesh, with which...
- 30,401 people from Myanmar took refuge in Mizoram after Feb 2021 coup: Home minOf the 30,401 Myanmarese, 29,253 are currently sheltered in the state as per reports submitted by district deputy commissioners to the home...
- Mizoram starts issuing identity cards to Myanmarese refugees: OfficialThe identity cards, which will be valid only in Mizoram, will facilitate speedy and easier identification of the refugees, besides preventi...
- 49 children among 232 new COVID-19 patients in MizoramAs many as 238 more people were cured of the disease, taking the total number of recoveries to 14,554, the bulletin said, adding there are ...
- Repatriation process of refugees to commence: Assam RiflesAssam Rifles has contacted all the stakeholders in repatriation including Myanmar Army, local Indian villagers, and refugees so as to comme...
- Over 1,200 flee Myanmar's Arakan to take refuge in MizoramThe people who crossed over yesterday were mostly Buddhists and Christians, and they speak the same tribal language as the locals.
- 11 killed in Mizoram bus accidentThe passenger bus, plying between Aizawl and Lawngtlai, headquarter of Lawngtlai district, rolled down the gorge near Ramlaitui village las...
- Mizoram's literacy rate 91.33 per centThe highest literacy rate was achieved by the central Mizoram's Serchhip district at 97.91 per cent followed by Aizawl district at 97.89 pe...
- Repoll underway in one Mizoram polling stationPolling is underway at Tialdawngilung polling station in Lawngtlai West constituency of Mizoram, where repoll had been ordered by the Elect...
- Heavy vehicles to trekking for Mizoram poll officialsHeavy vehicles, two wheelers, small boats and trekking on foot, all modes are being used to ferry polling officials over topographically di...
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