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Manipur CM seeks Centre’s help to address financial crisis, requests additional SASCI funds

UKHRUL: Manipur chief minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Thursday sought enhanced central assistance to address the state’s financial crisis during a meeting with Union...

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Gauhati University, Aaranyak Sign Agreement to Strengthen Journalism Training

GUWAHATI, OCT 29: The Department of Communication and Journalism at Gauhati University has signed a Letter of Agreement (LoA) with the Public Relations and...

MNSU Slams Prolonged Delay in Katang–Magulong Road Construction

UKHRUL: The Magulong Na Students’ Union (MNSU) has expressed strong dissatisfaction over the prolonged delay in the construction and blacktopping of the Katang–Magulong road...

CDS Hospitality Programme Opens Employment Pathways for 23 Churachandpur Youth

CHURACHANDPUR: The Community Development Society (CDS) held the 7th Batch Valedictory Ceremony of its Hospitality – Food and Beverage Training Programme on Thursday at...

ECI Defers SIR Schedule in Tripura Ahead Of Urban Local Body...

AGARTALA: The Election Commission of India (ECI) has deferred the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in Tripura, the office of the...

1st Federal Assembly of South Naga Village Chiefs Held in Chandel

CHANDEL: The first federal assembly cum seminar 2026 of the Naga Village Chiefs/Headmen Federation South (NVCHFS) held at the Indoor Stadium, Chandel on Thursday...

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CEC | ‎A Test of Public Trust in...

THE DEBATE over Gyanesh Kumar’s continuance as India’s Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) raises a question that extends beyond any individual: how much confidence do...

Democracy or Anarchy: Nagaland — Who Runs the...

The Rise of Non-State Actors and the Eclipse of Elected AuthorityIN NAGALAND, a question of considerable importance has arisen—one that goes to the heart...

Sinai Camp Raid Opens Pandora’s Box: Government Failure...

THE MASSACRE of three Meitei civilians collecting firewood on 19 October 2026 by Kuki National Front-Nehlun, followed by the dumping of two victims’ bodies...

From Kukiland to Entry 33 — The Legal...

THE KUKI insurgency movement and the demand for ‘Any Kuki Tribes’ were inseparable from the outset. The Mizo Accord of 1986 acted as a...

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Gauhati University, Aaranyak Sign Agreement to Strengthen Journalism Training

GUWAHATI, OCT 29: The Department of Communication and Journalism at Gauhati University has signed a Letter of Agreement (LoA) with the Public Relations and Communication Cell (PRCC) of Aaranyak to strengthen professional training, knowledge exchange and capacity building in communication and journalism.The agreement was signed on October 29 at the Department of Communication and Journalism in the presence of Gauhati University vice-chancellor Prof. Nani Gopal Mahanta and Aaranyak founder secretary general and executive director Dr Bibhab Kumar Talukdar. Faculty members, noted journalist Mrinal Talukdar and other dignitaries also attended the programme.Initiated by Prof. Ankuran Dutta, head of the Department of Communication and Journalism, and Bijay Sankar Bora, publicity secretary of Aaranyak, the agreement establishes a...
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Assam intensifies child marriage crackdown; 32 arrested in Sribhumi

GUWAHATI (SHABD): Police in Assam arrested 32 people during a special operation against child marriage across seven police stations in Sribhumi district on October 26.According to police, 28 cases were registered in connection with the operation. Those arrested include 28 grooms and four alleged middlemen suspected of facilitating child marriages.OPINION: Democracy or Anarchy: Nagaland — Who Runs the State?Ratabari Police Station recorded the highest number of arrests, with 10 accused taken into custody. All 32 arrested persons were produced before the court, police said.The operation is part of the Assam government's ongoing efforts to curb child marriage through law enforcement and action against those involved in the practice.Child marriage remains a serious social concern, with...

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