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AICC election observer Jairam Ramesh said that the present government claimed their government as "double engine" but in actual it is a “trouble engine” government for people of the state.

There has been heightened gunfighting in the Chin region of Myanmar between its military and rebels. Nearly 20,000 Myanmar people are already in Mizoram. But the state government cannot recognise the hapless intruders as refugees since states are not authorised to do so under the law. Only the Centre can. But the Union government faces a diplomatic quagmire. Entertaining the

"It clearly was not a sudden confrontation and it wasn’t like the special forces were caught unaware,” a police officer said.

BJP's Northeastern Test, Politics Over People's Issues | All You Need to Know About Poll-bound Manipur : #RashtraNews #BJPs #Northeastern #Test #Politics #Peoples #Issues #Pollbound #Manipur Riddled with insurgency since it gained statehood 50 years ago, Manipur will go to polls along with four other states — Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa and Punjab — next […]

K Therie said that the state government is crying against AFSPA not knowing the root.

The Centre is considering Nagaland's demand of removal of AFSPA from the state, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio said on Wednesday, expressing hope for a "positive decision". Addressing the Republic Day function at the Civil Secretariat here, Rio said the Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed to probe the killing of 14 civilians by security forces in Mon has made good progress.

Centre Considering Nagaland's Demand to Remove AFSPA, Hopeful of 'Positive' Outcome: CM Rio : #RashtraNews #Centre #Nagalands #Demand #Remove #AFSPA #Hopeful #Positive #Outcome #Rio The Centre is considering Nagaland's demand of removal of AFSPA from the state, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio said on Wednesday, expressing hope for a "positive decision". Addressing the Republic Day function […]

Manipur CM N Biren Singh said he wanted AFSPA to be repealed, but added that national security cannot be compromised.

However, the first BJP CM of the poll-bound state said that national security was of top priority and the law could be withdrawn only with the Centre’s consent.

The first BJP chief minister of the poll-bound state also asserted that the elections will show a massive change and his party will double the number of its seats.