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Life for the 42 families living behind barbed wire fencing along the Indo-Bangladesh border in Assams Karimganj district is challenging, but they remain hopeful of being integrated into the mainland one day. They start their day with the opening of Border Gate No: 36 by the BSF at 6 am, allowing them to work or attend school, but they must return by 7 pm, unless in emergencies. The village, Gobindapur, lies just outside the barbed wire, as per the border protocol, but the residents face difficul...

The Yuma City Council approved major purchases with the goal of increasing the reliability and interoperability of the regional public safety radio system, including $3.2 million in various equipment and

Football ground project at Lamlai commences

Despite ongoing ethnic strife in Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh emphasized the need for development initiatives to continue. He praised the resilience of the youth and women and stressed the importance of hard work. Speaking at the launch of a football ground construction, he urged citizens to maintain communal harmony. Projects worth Rs 55,600 crore, including the football ground, were initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the northeast states. Biren expressed gratitude to Union ...

The fourth session of 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) had thorough discussion on matters of urgent public importance pertaining to “Fencing of Indo-Myanmar Border.”

India News: Mizoram CM opposes proposed fencing, wants FMR. Protest planned on Feb 21. Leaders call for reconsideration. Dehumanising move, as per Bhadra Gogoi. D

Being concerned about the Myanmar conflict is understandable, but we cannot be fearful

There should have been a multilayered approach to the Rohingya issue from the beginning

In the present scenario, we have unfortunately failed in our diplomacy