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  • Naga organisations call for SIT probe after five civilians killed in Manipur ambush

    Naga organisations call for SIT probe after five civilians killed in Manipur ambush

    Naga civil organisations have called for an independent investigation, the arrest of those accountable, and enhanced security following an ambush on August 27 on the Imphal-Tamenglong Road in Manipur, which resulted in the deaths of five Naga civilians.

    In a joint statement, the United Naga Council (UNC), Makui Village Authority, and Chandel Naga People’s Organisation (CNPO) urged the Manipur government to take immediate action.

  • Over 29,500 Myanmar refugees sheltering in Mizoram, 98.9% biometrically enrolled

    Over 29,500 Myanmar refugees sheltering in Mizoram, 98.9% biometrically enrolled

    More than 29,500 Myanmar nationals are currently sheltering in Mizoram, with 98.90% biometrically enrolled by the state government, Home Minister K. Sapdanga informed the state legislature on Thursday.

    According to records maintained by the state Home Department as of August 20, a total of 29,575 Myanmar refugees are residing in various parts of Mizoram, Sapdanga stated.

  • Tripura sees 3.15% rise in tourist arrivals in 2025-26

    Tripura sees 3.15% rise in tourist arrivals in 2025-26

    Tripura experienced a 3.15 per cent increase in tourist arrivals during the 2025-26 financial year compared to the previous year, Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury stated in the state Assembly on Thursday.

    Chowdhury revealed these figures while responding to questions from MLAs Tofajjal Hossain and Antara Sarkar Deb on the opening day of the Assembly session.

  • African swine fever confirmed in three Kohima villages, pork movement restricted

    African swine fever confirmed in three Kohima villages, pork movement restricted

    African swine fever has been confirmed in the villages of Kiruphema Bawe, Chiechama, and Nerhema in Nagaland’s Kohima district, following positive laboratory tests from the Chief Veterinary Officer’s office in Kohima.

    In response to the outbreak, Kohima Deputy Commissioner B Henok Buchem declared a 1-kilometre radius restriction from the infected premises on Thursday.

  • Horoscope predictions for August 28, 2026

    Horoscope predictions for August 28, 2026

    If you follow astrology, here is your horoscope for August 28, 2026. Discover what the stars have in store for you today.

    Aries: Colleagues probably do not mean to mislead you deliberately, but a badly phrased memo may […]

    The post Horoscope today, August 28, 2026: Check your astrological predictions here appeared first on NorthEast Now.

  • Non-camped Manipur IDPs protest in Churachandpur, demand High Court order compliance by September 7

    Non-camped Manipur IDPs protest in Churachandpur, demand High Court order compliance by September 7

    Hundreds of non-camped internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Manipur assembled at the Wall of Remembrance in Tuibong, Churachandpur district, to hold a sit-in protest on Thursday.

    The demonstrators carried placards that highlighted their grievances and called on authorities to immediately implement the Manipur High Court order issued on June 11, 2026.

  • Tripura Assembly proceedings suspended after dispute over opposition leader’s remarks

    Tripura Assembly proceedings suspended after dispute over opposition leader’s remarks

    Proceedings of the Tripura Legislative Assembly were suspended 15 minutes before the scheduled recess on Thursday due to a heated exchange between treasury and opposition members. The disagreement arose over remarks allegedly made by Leader of the Opposition Jitendra Choudhury at an event attended by the Cuban Ambassador. The session resumed at 2 pm.

  • Manipur State Wetlands Authority approves five key conservation agendas

    Manipur State Wetlands Authority approves five key conservation agendas

    The Manipur State Wetlands Authority (MSWA), chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Losii Dikho, convened its sixth meeting to review and approve five significant agenda items aimed at wetland conservation and legal protection within the state.

    The first agenda item involved the confirmation of the proceedings from the fifth meeting and the reconstitution of MSWA committees.

  • Kongkura:yo releases new video of traditional Adi hymn ‘Toma Dulamang’

    Kongkura:yo releases new video of traditional Adi hymn ‘Toma Dulamang’

    A five-member band from Arunachal Pradesh, Kongkura:yo, released its latest music video titled “Toma Dulamang” on Wednesday. The video features a modern rendition of the traditional Adi Donyi-Polo hymn of the same name, originally written by Tapang Jamoh approximately forty years ago.

    The lyrics of the song convey the message that when the call of Solung is heard, the Adi people respond accordingly.

  • Digboi Charali Bazar in Assam faces scrutiny over alleged weights and measures violations

    Digboi Charali Bazar in Assam faces scrutiny over alleged weights and measures violations

    Concerns have been raised regarding alleged breaches of weights and measures regulations at Digboi Charali Bazar in Tinsukia district, Assam. Some traders dealing in fish, chicken, and mutton reportedly continue to use outdated or non-compliant weighing equipment despite previous requests for compliance. Of the 17 fish stalls in the market, 13 are affected by these issues.