In another major drug haul in less than two weeks, Tripura police on Saturday seized 1.3 kg heroin valued at Rs 10 crore after arresting a drug peddler at Damchera in northern Tripura, adjoining Mizoram.
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Unlike India, many countries try to resolve problems through arms: CJI Chandrachud
The Chief Justice of India (CJI), D.Y. Chandrachud, said on Saturday that unlike India, there are many countries in the world trying to resolve their problems through arms and weapons.
Mizoram polls: Security agencies told to maintain tight vigilance along Myanmar, B'desh border
The CEC, after holding a series of meetings with officials and political parties since Tuesday, said anti-drug operations, actions and activities would be intensified during the election process and any kind of drug peddling activities would be dealt with firmly.
Heroin worth Rs 15.59cr seized in Mizoram, Tripura; 7 drug peddlers held
The security forces have seized huge quantities of heroin worth Rs 15.59 crore and arrested seven drug peddlers during the past 24 hours in Mizoram and Tripura, officials said on Wednesday.
Full Election Commission in Mizoram to review Assembly poll preparedness
The full Election Commission, led by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, on Tuesday held a meeting with top Mizoram government officials and reviewed the preparedness for the state Assembly elections, due by this year end.
Mizoram railway bridge collapse: 22 bodies recover, searches on
Various disaster response personnel continued their search operation for the second day on Thursday to recover more bodies in Mizoram’s Sairang area, where an under-construction railway bridge collapsed on Wednesday killing at least 23 people and injuring three, officials said.
26 killed as under-construction railway bridge collapses in Mizoram
At least 26 workers were killed and two others injured after an under-construction railway bridge collapsed near the mountainous Sairang area of Mizoram on Wednesday, officials of Mizoram Relief and Disaster Management Department said.
Mizoram: 17 killed after under-construction railway bridge collapses
At least 17 workers were killed on Wednesday after an under-construction railway bridge collapsed near Sairang area of Mizoram, officials said. According to railway and police officials 17 bodies have been recovered so far.
Months ahead of Assembly polls, Congress forms secular alliance in Mizoram
Months ahead of the elections to the 40-member Mizoram Assembly, Congress, the main opposition party in the state, has formed a ‘Mizoram Secular Alliance’ (MSA) with two local parties - People’s Conference (PC) and Zoram Nationalist Party (ZNP).
Drugs valued at Rs 7.50 cr seized in Mizoram, two held
A Mizoram police officer said that acting on a tip-off, the Aizawl District Special Branch (DSB) team arrested Sourabh Nath (34) and Mohammad Nur Ahmed (39) and seized 2.330 kg Methamphetamine tablets from their possession.
'Ethnic violence in Manipur deeply hurt Mizo society': Mizoram CM
Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga on Tuesday said that the violent ethnic conflict in Manipur which has deeply aggrieved the entire Mizo society has also caused intense pain to the entire nation.
MNF’s support to BJP-led NDA only issue-based: Mizoram CM
Mizoram Chief Minister and President of the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF), Zoramthanga, said on Saturday that the party's support to the BJP-led NDA is only issue-based.
Manipur tribal leaders apprise Mizoram CM about meeting with Amit Shah
Manipur's Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) leaders, who on Wednesday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to discuss their demands, on Thursday met Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga and apprised him about their meetings.
8,119 children of refugees from Myanmar, B’desh, Manipur enrolled in Mizoram schools
More than 8,100 children of refugees from Myanmar, Bangladesh and Manipur have been enrolled in Mizoram’s government schools, the state’s Education Minister Lalchhandama Ralte said on Wednesday.
Congress in Mizoram urge all political parties, NGOs to fight unitedly against BJP
Amid the differences between the BJP-led NDA government and its ally Mizo National Front (MNF), the ruling party in Mizoram, the opposition Congress has urged all political parties, NGOs and churches to come together to form a united front against the saffron party.
Manipur violence : Central Agri varsity in Imphal makes alternative steps for Mizoram students
The Imphal-based Central Agriculture University (CAU) has made alternative arrangements for 40 Mizoram students, who are not willing to go to Manipur in view of the prevailing ethnic violence.
Mizoram Guv urged to resolve problems of state's students in Central Agriculture University in Imphal
Mizoram Students' Union (MSU) on Monday urged the state Governor, Hari Babu Kambhampati, to resolve the issues and problems of state's students studying and seeking admission in Imphal-based Central Agriculture University (CAU).
Centre yet to give funds for relief to Manipur people taking shelter in Mizoram: Officials
Despite repeated requests, the Central government yet to provide any funds to Mizoram to provide relief to over 12,600 people, who took shelter in the state after being displaced from Manipur, where ethnic violence still rages unabated, state officials said on Monday.
Now Mizoram starts collecting biometrics of 35K Myanmar nationals
The Mizoram government, following an instruction from the Home Ministry, has also started the process of collecting biometrics of Myanmar nationals staying in the state since February 2021, an official said on Sunday.
Reangs cast a shadow on ethnic peace along Mizoram-Tripura border
These three constitutional autonomous bodies, formed through elections, look after the overall welfare and development of the Lai, Mara, and Chakma tribals, living along borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Manipur violence : Thousands turn out for ‘Solidarity March’ in Mizoram
The ‘Solidarity March’, which was held in Aizawl and various other districts simultaneously, has also strongly condemned the Central and Manipur government for the "brutal attacks" on the tribals and atrocious sexual assaults on the tribal women.
Manipur violence : Security tightened in Mizoram ahead of Tuesday’s ‘Solidarity March’
Officials said that Mizoram Director General of Police Anil Shukla held a security review meeting with senior police officers late on Monday evening and meticulously assessed the security arrangements and deployments of additional forces.
Manipur violence : Mizoram assures safety to Meiteis amid exodus
Amid reports of many Meitei community people leaving Mizoram following an “advisory” by former militants in the state, the Mizoram government has assured the safety and security of Meitei residents.
58 Meiteis leave Aizawl in Alliance Airlines flight; Mizoram govt 'embarrassed'
The Mizoram government has apparently been left embarrassed as at least 58 Meiteis left Aizawl on Sunday in an Alliance Airlines Aizawl-Imphal-Silchar flight. Sources said no additional flight was arranged between Aizawl and Imphal on Sunday.
Drugs, foreign cigarettes valued at Rs 29.43cr seized in Mizoram; 6 held
Security forces in separate operations since Saturday night have seized heroin and foreign-origin cigarettes valued at around Rs 29.43 crore smuggled in from Myanmar, an official said on Sunday, adding six persons have been arrested in this connection.