UKHRUL: Four Naga civilians were killed, one injured and another reported missing after suspected Kuki armed groups allegedly attacked Naga civilians along the Imphal-Tamei...

TAMENGLONG: A one-day open political seminar for youth and women supporters of Samuel Jendai, INC intending candidate, was held at Model Village, Ward No....

IMPHAL: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh chaired a high-level security meeting at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, Imphal, this evening. The meeting was held following...

SENAPATI: The Mao Council on Thursday observed the 79th Naga Martyrs’ Day at Mao Island under the aegis of the United Naga Council (UNC),...

SENAPATI, AUG 27: The Song Song Village Authority (SSVA) has rejected the Viswema Village Council’s (VVC) claim over Mt Esii, asserting that the mountain...

UKHRUL: Following the tragic ambush of Naga civilians on IT Road in the Kangpokpi district of Manipur, the United Naga Council (UNC), the Makui...

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AIZAWL, AUG 27 (SHABD): More than 29,500 people from Myanmar are currently taking shelter in Mizoram and over 98 per cent of them have been biometrically enrolled by the state government, a Minister informed the state legislature on Thursday.State Home Minister K. Sapdanga said that a total of 29,575 Myanmar refugees are currently living in different parts of Mizoram as per the record maintained by the state Home department till August 20.The state government has also completed biometric enrolment of 98.90 per cent of the refugees from Myanmar, he said.The Home Minister said that the Mizoram government has so far spent Rs 40.60 lakh on biometric enrolment of refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh, while financial...

KOHIMA: The Kohima District Task Force (DTF) on Child Labour launched the Pan-India Rescue and Rehabilitation Campaign 4.0 on Monday, as part of the nationwide initiative of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR).As part of the campaign, an intensive awareness programme is being conducted across schools in Kohima district from August 24 to 28, sensitising students and teachers on child labour, child rights and the importance of education.As on August 25, the awareness programme has so far covered Government Middle School (GMS) L. Khel, GMS P. Khel, GMS Merhulietsa and GMS New Minister’s Hill, reaching students and teachers across the four schools. The DTF will continue the awareness drive in more schools...