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At Myanmar border, India’s last electrified village celebrates with dance, feast Nagaland's Mon District Magistrate Thavaseelan K said all households in the village were electrified using solar power.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Express News Service GUWAHATI: For Nokyeang, it will be a novel experience reading his textbooks in the light of a bulb, something his father could never do. The 10-year-old and children like him will be the first of three generations of Shinnyu villagers in Nagaland’s Mon district on the India-Myanmar border to see their village lit up in the evenings. �...

Monday and now treated at a hospital at the capital of chiang rai. when the boys are brought out, details of the rescue they are dressed in wet suits to try to keep them warm as they spend hours submerged or possibly submerged in rain or water-filled tunnels for the tricky and dangerous trip out from the cave which is located at a depth of 2.5 miles in that mountain behind me there on the thai/myanmar border. they are also wearing full face air masks because they are submerged. they need air during that trip. according to some of the diving teams we have been in touch with, this is the most da...

We will go wherever they take us, she says, but whatever happens, we won't go back. dependent on the mercy of a world that has so far shown them none. clarissa ward, cnn, on the bangladesh/myanmar border. >> incredible. from overseas to back here in the u.s., a big week in washington, tax reform front and center as congress returns to capitol hill. don't miss debate night, tuesday nights at 9:00 p.m. bernie sanders, ted cruz, they will debate how this new plan could affect you and how much you should pay in taxes every year, that's tuesday night at 9:00 eastern only on cnn. we're on a mission ...

For the rohinghya, life here is a constant battle. dignity is hard to come by. these are refugees with no refuge. as dusk approaches, we happen upon a group who made it to shore. they tell us they crossed at 2:00 a.m. to use the cover of night. where will you go from here? we will go wherever they will take us, she says. but whatever happens, we won't go back. dependent on the mercy of a world that has so far shown them none. clarisa ward, cnn on the bangladesh/myanmar border. >> and thank clarisa and her team for that really powerful report doing amazing work out there in the field. thank you...

Homes in myanmar. as many as 6,000 have fled the horror. and bob woodruff on what he's discovered on the myanmar border. >> reporter: fear and desperation here, we witnessed the dire need unfolding before our eyes. this man, keeping the crowds at bay with a stick. aid groups here on the border are racing with food. >> people would be in a difficult situation. >> reporter: 8,000 people lining up just today at this save the children food distribution center, sitting, waiting in these long lines. given pink slips of papers, letting workers know how much rice, oil, salt, to give to each family. >>...