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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...- Manipur govt focuses on justice, economic inclusion and reconciliation: CM Yumnam Khemchand SinghManipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh outlined the state's focus on justice, economic inclusion, and patient reconciliation. He att...
- 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...
- When a Muslim member backed cow slaughter ban as fundamental right in Constituent AssemblyConstituent Assembly debates from November 1948 show Muslim members discussing cow slaughter. Syed Muhammad Saadulla and Z H Lari sought cl...
- North East woman's assault in Delhi: Meghalaya CM calls for stringent action against accusedMeghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has voiced strong concerns regarding the alleged assault and racial harassment of a woman from Ass...
- Meghalaya: Curfew extended in violence-hit West Garo HillsCurfew continues in Meghalaya's West Garo Hills district until Sunday morning. Essential item procurement is allowed Saturday from 9 am to ...
- "Petrol bomb attacks won't be repeated" assures Meghalaya CM ConradMeghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has pledged to prevent further petrol bomb attacks in Shillong after a recent spate of incidents. ...
- Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma expresses happiness after students return from violence-hit ManipurThe government of Meghalaya arranged special flights to bring back stranded students in violence-hit Manipur, said an official statement on...
- 'Save Hynniewtrep Mission': NGOs take out rally despite prohibitory ordersViolating the 144 CrPC imposed by the East Khasi Hills District Administration, the five pressure groups took out a rally in Shillong. The ...
- One person arrested in connection with violence during Shillong rally: SangmaOne person was arrested in connection with assault and violence on the passers-by during a rally in Shillong-Meghalaya Chief Minister Conra...
- Knife surrender rally in Shillong against govt inaction in ex-militant killing case“Ka Sur Ki Nongmawlai”, an umbrella body of 11 local organisations, took out rally demanding suspension of police personnel who allegedly k...
- Assam govt asks people not to travel to Shillong after unrest"Curfew has been imposed in Shillong due to Law & Order issues. People from Assam are advised not to travel to Shillong till curfew continu...
- Meghalaya violence: Stranded labourers return to AssamCurfew was relaxed in Shillong on Thursday after violence broke out between tribal and non-tribal groups. The 200 labourers, who had taken ...
- Curfew reimposed in ShillongCurfew was reimposed in Shillong after it was relaxed for a few hours on Monday. The trouble began on Friday evening in the wake of clashes...
- Curfew back in Shillong; death toll hits 2Five additional companies of armed police forces have been deployed in sensitive areas and eight persons have been arrested. CM Conrad Sang...
- Curfew to continue for sometime in Shillong: Deputy Commissioner PS DkharIndefinite curfew was clamped in parts of Shillong in Meghalaya after violence broke out between police and angry mob. The district adminis...
- Christian body stands by Meghalaya’s Dalit SikhsViolence broke out after two groups of people in the city's Punjabi Lane area clashed after a bus driver was allegedly beaten up by a group...
- Tourism takes a hit after violence in ShillongGenerally hundreds of vehicles from Guwahati and different places of Northeast India move to Shillong. Since last Friday vehicle movement i...
- Shillong violence: Centre deploys additional paramilitary forcesThe curfew was relaxed for seven hours from 8 a.m. on Sunday and mobs continued to throw stones at security forces forcing the police to fi...
- Centre ready for talks if insurgents give up violence: Rajnath SinghHome Minister Rajnath Singh today said the Centre was ready for talks with insurgent groups in the Northeast if they shun violence.
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