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300 Myanmar Refugees Flee To Mizoram After 2 Chin Armed Groups Start Fighting
Some 300 refugees from Myanmar fled to Mizoram's Zokhawthar village after clashes between two Chin insurgent groups broke out in the neighbouring country, officials said.
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Myanmar Army Personnel Being Allowed Into India, Handed Back: Army Officer
As Army officer has said that the Assam Rifles guarding the 1,643-km Myanmar border has been given clear instructions to allow entry not only to villagers seeking refuge from the fighting in the country but even to Myanmar army personnel.
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Fresh Fighting In Myanmar Triggers Rush Of Refugees To Mizoram Again
The army's Assam Rifles met with village chiefs and leaders of a civil society group in settlements in Mizoram near the border with Myanmar and discussed the situation in the neighbouring country.
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An Arunachal-Assam Border Dispute Solution That Has Angered The Villagers
A village in Arunachal Pradesh's Lower Siang district has become a part of Assam in a proposal to resolve the decades-long boundary dispute between the two northeastern neighbours, and the villagers are not happy.
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Conrad Sangma vs Himanta Sarma Over Disputed Territory
Dismissing his Assam counterpart's claim, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday asserted in the assembly that Mukroh village on the disputed inter-state border is a part of the hill state.
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Both Assam And Meghalaya Claim Violence-Hit Village In Their Territory
In a development that might kindle a new controversy over interstate borders between Assam and Meghalaya, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in a reply in the assembly said the disputed Mukroh village falls under the state's jurisdiction.
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Villages Along Disputed Border With Assam Can Vote In Meghalaya Polls
Registered voters living in villages along the disputed border with Assam can participate in the upcoming assembly elections in Meghalaya, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar said on Friday.
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After 6 Killed In Violent Border Clash, Assam Chief Minister Says This
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Tuesday said that he does not approve of police firing on civilians, which should be resorted to only against terrorists and criminals.
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Meghalaya To Set Up More Outposts Along Assam Border, Internet Ban Lifted
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has assured that his government is taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety and security of residents in the border areas of the state
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Heavy Security, Prohibitory Orders Continue At Clash Site On Assam-Meghalaya Border
"The situation is still not completely peaceful in Meghalaya. There could be attacks on people or vehicles from Assam. Hence, we are asking people not to travel to that state," a police officer said.
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Eerie Calm In Village After 6 Killed In Violence At Assam-Meghalaya Border
The Mukroh village on Wednesday has an eerie calm, a day after six people were killed in violence there, along the disputed Assam-Meghalaya border.
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Forest Office Burnt Down After Violence On Assam-Meghalaya Border
A group of villagers from Meghalaya burnt down a forest office in Assam's West Karbi Anglong district, soon after six people were killed in violence that occurred in a disputed area along the border between two states, officials claimed.
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SUV Set On Fire In Shillong After 6 Killed In Meghalaya-Assam Border Fight
Police sources said incident in Meghalaya capital "believed to have been an aftermath of the firing incident at Mukroh village in West Jaintia Hills"
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Fisherman Killed In Assam Allegedly By Border Security Force, Probe On
According to police sources, in Mankachar's Gudoli village, barely 500 metres from the India-Bangladesh border, a local youth was found lying with bullet wounds
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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300 Myanmar Refugees Flee To Mizoram After 2 Chin Armed Groups Start Fighting
Some 300 refugees from Myanmar fled to Mizoram's Zokhawthar village after clashes between two Chin insurgent groups broke out in the neighbouring country, officials said.
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Myanmar Army Personnel Being Allowed Into India, Handed Back: Army Officer
As Army officer has said that the Assam Rifles guarding the 1,643-km Myanmar border has been given clear instructions to allow entry not only to villagers seeking refuge from the fighting in the country but even to Myanmar army personnel.
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Fresh Fighting In Myanmar Triggers Rush Of Refugees To Mizoram Again
The army's Assam Rifles met with village chiefs and leaders of a civil society group in settlements in Mizoram near the border with Myanmar and discussed the situation in the neighbouring country.
-
An Arunachal-Assam Border Dispute Solution That Has Angered The Villagers
A village in Arunachal Pradesh's Lower Siang district has become a part of Assam in a proposal to resolve the decades-long boundary dispute between the two northeastern neighbours, and the villagers are not happy.
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Conrad Sangma vs Himanta Sarma Over Disputed Territory
Dismissing his Assam counterpart's claim, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday asserted in the assembly that Mukroh village on the disputed inter-state border is a part of the hill state.
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Both Assam And Meghalaya Claim Violence-Hit Village In Their Territory
In a development that might kindle a new controversy over interstate borders between Assam and Meghalaya, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in a reply in the assembly said the disputed Mukroh village falls under the state's jurisdiction.
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Villages Along Disputed Border With Assam Can Vote In Meghalaya Polls
Registered voters living in villages along the disputed border with Assam can participate in the upcoming assembly elections in Meghalaya, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar said on Friday.
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After 6 Killed In Violent Border Clash, Assam Chief Minister Says This
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Tuesday said that he does not approve of police firing on civilians, which should be resorted to only against terrorists and criminals.
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Meghalaya To Set Up More Outposts Along Assam Border, Internet Ban Lifted
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has assured that his government is taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety and security of residents in the border areas of the state
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Heavy Security, Prohibitory Orders Continue At Clash Site On Assam-Meghalaya Border
"The situation is still not completely peaceful in Meghalaya. There could be attacks on people or vehicles from Assam. Hence, we are asking people not to travel to that state," a police officer said.
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Eerie Calm In Village After 6 Killed In Violence At Assam-Meghalaya Border
The Mukroh village on Wednesday has an eerie calm, a day after six people were killed in violence there, along the disputed Assam-Meghalaya border.
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Forest Office Burnt Down After Violence On Assam-Meghalaya Border
A group of villagers from Meghalaya burnt down a forest office in Assam's West Karbi Anglong district, soon after six people were killed in violence that occurred in a disputed area along the border between two states, officials claimed.
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SUV Set On Fire In Shillong After 6 Killed In Meghalaya-Assam Border Fight
Police sources said incident in Meghalaya capital "believed to have been an aftermath of the firing incident at Mukroh village in West Jaintia Hills"
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Fisherman Killed In Assam Allegedly By Border Security Force, Probe On
According to police sources, in Mankachar's Gudoli village, barely 500 metres from the India-Bangladesh border, a local youth was found lying with bullet wounds
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
