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Military Council Directs Compilation of Non-CDM Personnel List for Possible Volunteer Force Formation in Southern Shan State - Vimarsana News

Military Council Directs Compilation of Non-CDM Personnel List for Possible Volunteer Force Formation in Southern Shan State

A leaked letter reveals that the Military Council has directed the compilation and submission of a list of subordinate personnel for the potential formation of a volunteer armed force in the Eastern Command region of Southern Shan State by August 17. The leaked letter instructs the compilation of a list of Non-CDM personnel in Taunggyi District, Kalaw District, Pa-O

Nagaland Police Department Gets VVIP Guest House - Vimarsana News

Nagaland Police Department Gets VVIP Guest House

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Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio Launches CCTV Surveillance System In Kohima - Vimarsana News

Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio Launches CCTV Surveillance System In Kohima

In a move to enhance security and transparency, Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister of Nagaland, launched CCTV cameras in Kohima district police stations.

Patton seeks civil societies' support to fight against anti-social activities | MorungExpress - Vimarsana News

Patton seeks civil societies' support to fight against anti-social activities | MorungExpress

Nagaland Deputy Chief Minister (Home & Border Affairs) Y Patton  today urged civil societies of Tuensang and Zunheboto districts to extend their full support to the District Executive Force in the fight against anti-social activities.

Military Council Refuses to Relinquish Two Villages Captured from AA - Vimarsana News

Military Council Refuses to Relinquish Two Villages Captured from AA

The Military Council has maintained its refusal to withdraw troops from Napyochaung (Nghapyawchaung) and Phayonchaung villages, located in Rakhine State's Buthidaung Township. Their firm stance is grounded in the fact that these villages were previously captured from the Arakan Army (AA). On November 26th of the previous year, an informal ceasefire agreement was reached