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Guwahati: Landowners in South West Garo Hills are to receive compensation within three months for land acquired for the Indo-Bangladesh Border Fencing, following an order by the Meghalaya High Court. The Court has asked the State and Union authorities to settle the issues that have delayed payment despite the preparation and approval of draft awards. [] The post Meghalaya HC orders compensation for border fencing land within three months appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Aizawl: The mortal remains of PIB and Central Bureau of Communication Additional Director General Engam Pame and Aizawl Doordarshan Director (News) Nampibou Marinmai, who were killed in a road accident in Mizoram, were bid farewell on Friday before being airlifted to Manipur. The farewell ceremony was attended by Home Minister K. Sapdanga, Education Minister Vanlalthlana, [] The post Mizoram bids farewell to senior PIB, Doordarshan officials killed in road accident appeared first on NorthEast No
Guwahati: The proposed Mizoram State University (MZSU) has received 12 bighas of land from a family in Lunglei, with Chief Minister Lalduhoma accepting the donation documents on Friday, an official statement said. The documents were presented by P Lalnuntluanga of Serkawn at the Lunglei High Powered Committee (HPC) Conference Hall. Lalduhoma, who heads the HPC, [] The post Mizoram: Family donates 12 bighas of land for proposed State University in Lunglei appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Reported by: Mrinal Banik Agartala: Education, research and innovation will play an important role in the development of Tripura, and greater opportunities must be created for young people, Chief Minister Manik Saha said on Friday as Tripura University marked its 40th Foundation Day. The university, which was established on October 2, 1987, used the occasion [] The post Tripura University marks 40th Foundation Day; unveils Rs 1,589-crore development plan appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Dimapur: The Naga Students Federation (NSF) has demanded an overhaul of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) enforcement mechanism through the constitution of an autonomous Nagaland Inner Line Regulation Commission through legislation, restoration of checkpoints, a centralised entry-and-exit register and stronger coordination between departments. The Inner Line Regulation Commission (ILRC) of the NSF, in a 17-page [] The post Nagaland: NSF demands overhaul of ILP enforcement mechanism appeared first on N