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Bangladesh

Centre allows export of 99,150 MT onion to six countries including Bangladesh and Bhutan

by NE NOW NEWSApril 27, 2024 10: 20 pmApril 27, 2024 7: 32 pm

Sikkim chief minister Prem Singh Tamang-Golay

China may say whatever they want, but Sikkim is part of India: CM PS Tamang

by NE NOW NEWSApril 26, 2024 9: 02 amApril 26, 2024 9: 02 am

Bhutan

Bhutan revises tourism policy, lifts mandatory travel insurance requirement

by NE NOW NEWSApril 24, 2024 7: 39 pmApril 24, 2024 6: 52 pm

Tripura

Pakistan-born Bangladeshi national held in Tripura with Indian documents

by NE NOW NEWSApril 20, 2024 5: 23 pmApril 20, 2024 5: 24 pm

Meghalaya: Vital bridge collapses in Garo Hills

Meghalaya: Activist raises concerns over continued illegal sugar export to Bangladesh

by NE NOW NEWSApril 18, 2024 9: 50 amApril 18, 2024 9: 50 am

Arunachal Pradesh

‘19 sensitive areas from Ladakh to Arunachal Pradesh may see Chinese transgression’

by NE NOW NEWSApril 15, 2024 9: 16 pmApril 15, 2024 9: 35 pm

Mizoram

Mizoram Governor meets acting Indian Ambassador to Myanmar

by NE NOW NEWSApril 13, 2024 5: 43 pmApril 13, 2024 5: 43 pm

Mizoram Meghalaya: Four from Assam arrested for alleged sexual assault on minor girls Assam: Three involved in motorcycle thefts arrested in Golaghat

Myanmar man held with Heroin in Mizoram

by NE NOW NEWSApril 11, 2024 11: 09 amApril 11, 2024 11: 09 am

Bangladesh

Indian Coast Guard rescues 27 Bangladeshi fishermen; hands over them to BCG

by NE NOW NEWSApril 5, 2024 10: 10 pmApril 5, 2024 6: 59 pm

Assam Meghalaya Imphal, October 29, 2023: Several betel leaves in bamboo baskets imported into Manipur from Assam via Mizoram were taken away by the male village volunteers and destroyed these items in a fire by the Meira Paibis (women vigilante groups) at Moirang Lamkhai in Manipur's Bishnupur district on Saturday night, official sources said. As many as 10 baskets of betel leaves in bamboo baskets were reportedly transported by one alleged smuggler namely Md Abdul Khalip, 34, from Silchar (Assam) via Aizawl (Mizoram). The betel leaves were to be transported to Imphal via Aizawl, Churachandpur, and Kwakta village on Saturday. After receiving a piece of information that Md Abdul Khalip, a resident of Kwakta village, Bishnupur district of Manipur was engaged in the transportation of betel leaves, the village volunteers waylaid the transportation. They confiscated the imported items and then handed them over to the women vigilante groups. Since then, the Meira Paibis of Bishnpur district set the betel leaves in bamboo baskets on the bonfire and destroyed them in the presence of media men at around 11 p.m. on Saturday. A leader of the Meira Paibis, Geeta Devi appealed to the people especially the Muslims (Manipuri) and the Kukis not to indulge in the transportation of such items against the backdrop of the ongoing communal violence in the state. Betel leaves are mostly consumed in Manipur and by some emigrants. They are consumed as betel quid or in paan. The betel plant is an evergreen perennial with glossy heart-shaped leaves and white catkin. The demand for betel leaves is very high in Manipur.

Cross-border railway connectivity drawing India and Bangladesh closer-Part-II

by Dr Rupak Bhattacharjee April 5, 2024 3: 35 pmApril 5, 2024 3: 36 pm