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Two Live Bombs Neutralised Near IAF Firing Range In Arunachal’s Kamle District

In a significant security development, two live bombs were safely detected and neutralised by bomb disposal squads near an Indian Air Force (IAF) firing range in Arunachal Pradesh’s Kamle district on Wednesday. The discovery raised alarm in the area, triggering an immediate coordinated operation by the IAF, local police, and district administration to prevent any…

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Traffic Restrictions Lifted On Crucial Meghalaya Highway After New Subway Completion

In a major relief for commuters and transporters, traffic restrictions on the National Highway 40 (NH-40) stretch near Umiam in Meghalaya have been lifted following the successful completion of a crucial subway construction project. The lifting of restrictions is expected to ease connectivity bottlenecks between Shillong and Guwahati and improve freight and passenger movement to…

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AI and Digital Transformation in Northeast Take Center Stage at Delhi Seminar

The transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital technologies in accelerating inclusive growth in Northeast India dominated discussions at a national seminar held in Delhi on Tuesday. Titled “AI and Digital Transformation: Unlocking the Northeast Potential”, the seminar was organised jointly by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), North Eastern Council (NEC),…

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Mizoram Disburses Rs 98.84 Crore Under ‘Bana Kaih’ Scheme For Key Crop Procurement: Boost To Farmers’ Income And State Agri Economy

In a major initiative to strengthen the agricultural economy and secure farmer livelihoods, the Mizoram government has disbursed Rs 98.84 crore under the flagship ‘Bana Kaih’ crop procurement scheme. The announcement was made by Agriculture Minister C. Lalrinsanga during a press briefing held at the Secretariat Conference Hall in Aizawl on Monday. 🔍 What Is…

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Meghalaya Government Colleges To Introduce Student Uniforms To Promote Equality

In a landmark administrative decision, the Meghalaya government has announced the introduction of student uniforms in all government colleges across the state from the upcoming academic session. The policy aims to promote equality, discipline, and a sense of identity among students while reducing socio-economic disparities on campuses. 🔍 Key Highlights Of The New Uniform Policy…

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Manipur Journalist Conferred RK Sanatomba Award For Excellence In Cultural Reporting

Celebrating the power of cultural journalism in preserving and promoting indigenous heritage, renowned journalist Ningthoujam (N) Priya Devi has been conferred the prestigious RK Sanatomba Award for Excellence in Cultural Reporting 2025. The award was presented at a solemn function organised at the Manipur Press Club on Monday, attended by prominent journalists, cultural scholars, and…

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Mizoram to Get First Ever Rajdhani Express as PM Modi Set to Inaugurate Railway Line: CM Lalduhoma

In a historic announcement for Mizoram’s connectivity and economic development, Chief Minister Lalduhoma confirmed on Monday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will soon inaugurate the state’s first-ever railway line, paving the way for the introduction of a Rajdhani Express train connecting Aizawl to New Delhi. This marks a watershed moment for Mizoram, one of India’s…

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Assam: TMC Steps Up BTC Poll Push; Land Rights, D Voter Issues Top Election Agenda

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has intensified its political outreach in Assam’s Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) region ahead of the crucial upcoming council elections, with land rights and D voter issues emerging as the central themes of its campaign strategy. Party leaders, including senior West Bengal ministers and national spokespersons, have been visiting districts within the…

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Meghalaya HC Admits PIL Challenging Khasi ST Certificate Policy Amid Surname Dispute

The Meghalaya High Court has admitted a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the state’s policy on issuing Scheduled Tribe (ST) certificates to members of the Khasi community, particularly concerning the adoption of surnames by Khasi individuals and non-Khasi women married to Khasi men. The PIL, filed by the society Syngkhong Rympei Thymmai (SRT), questions the…

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