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Aizawl’s LPG home delivery service expansion to cover more areas in 2025

Aizawl’s LPG home delivery service expansion to cover more areas in 2025

Mizoram is set to expand its LPG home delivery services across Aizawl starting January 2025, following a meeting held by the Aizawl District Consumer Protection Council, led by Deputy Commissioner Lalhriatpuia, at the DC Conference Hall. The focus of the meeting was to discuss government-supported initiatives aimed at enhancing the distribution of LPG through direct home deliveries, ensuring wider access across the city. A significant achievement was shared by Zothan Indane Agency, which reported the successful completion of 100% LPG home delivery in all areas under its jurisdiction, setting a benchmark for other distributors in the region. In a bid…
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Sinlung Hills Council has started a new term with new leaders taking over

Sinlung Hills Council has started a new term with new leaders taking over

The Deputy Commissioner's office in Aizawl hosted the oath of affirmation ceremony for the elected Sinlung Hills Council members. According to the requirements of the Sinlung Council Act 2018, the ceremony signaled the start of a new administration term.NIn compliance with Section 13(1) of the Sinlung Council Act Er. Lalhriatpuia, the Deputy Commissioner for Aizawl, gave the oath. All elected members were sworn in by the Pro-tem Chairman in accordance with Section of the Act. The Chairman, R. Lalfakzuala of the 10-Tinghmun constituency, was chosen without opposition. The following people were chosen to serve on the Sinlung Hills Council: Chief…
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MZP urges Central government to ensure safety of Mizo students in Manipur

MZP urges Central government to ensure safety of Mizo students in Manipur

Mizoram's apex student body, Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP), has called on the Central government to ensure the safety and security of Mizo students in violence-hit Manipur. Expressing grave concern over the escalating tensions following the recent killing of 10 tribal individuals, the MZP urged the Centre to temporarily reallocate Mizoram’s quota seats in technical and medical institutions outside Manipur until peace is restored. The student body also appealed to the Lalduhoma-led Mizoram government to safeguard the Meitei community residing in the state and encouraged Manipuris to prioritize self-protection amid the ongoing crisis. In a strong statement, the MZP criticized both…
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The Center has been requested to take steps for the safety of Mizo students in Manipur

The Center has been requested to take steps for the safety of Mizo students in Manipur

Mizoram's apex student body on Saturday urged the Center to take steps to ensure the safety and security of Mizo students in Manipur, which has been plagued by violence. As tensions rose in Manipur following the death of ten tribal members, Mizo Jirlai Paul expressed concern over the safety of Mizo students there. It requested the Center to temporarily shift the Mizoram part of Manipur's technical and medical schools out of the neighboring state till the situation normalizes. The party called on the Manipuris to look after themselves and encouraged the Lalduhoma government to take steps for the protection and…
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Hundreds gather in Aizawl for candlelight vigil after tragic deaths in Manipur

Hundreds gather in Aizawl for candlelight vigil after tragic deaths in Manipur

A candlelight vigil was held in Aizawl on Friday evening to mourn the tragic deaths of 11 members of the Hmar-Mizo community in Manipur's Jiribam district. Organized by the Mizo Defence League, the demonstration took place in front of Vanapa Hall, drawing hundreds of participants who gathered to express grief and outrage over the recent violence. The protesters were particularly distressed by the murder of a Hmar tribal woman, a mother of three, who was killed on November 7 in Zairawn village, near Jiribam. They also condemned the deaths of 10 more community members, allegedly killed by security forces on…
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Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia holds key review meeting on Mizoram’s development

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia holds key review meeting on Mizoram’s development

Union Minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Jyotiraditya M. Scindia and Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma convened a high-level review meeting in Aizawl today to evaluate and enhance the progress of developmental projects in the state. The meeting, held at the Planning & Programme Implementation Conference Hall, focused on advancing ongoing projects and addressing challenges that impact timely project delivery. Chief Minister Lalduhoma expressed gratitude for Scindia’s commitment and acknowledged the contributions of his late predecessor, Madhavrao Scindia, in furthering regional development. “Mizoram’s progress depends heavily on the DoNER Ministry’s support, and while substantial strides have been made, there…
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Aizawl traffic police destroyed 176 modified silencers to combat noise pollution

Aizawl traffic police destroyed 176 modified silencers to combat noise pollution

This year, the Mizoram Aizawl Traffic Police confiscated 176 silencers and modified exhaust systems that produced noise levels higher than the 80 dB limit. According to the CJM's order dated November 13, 2024, the confiscated objects were burnt at the Aizawl Superintendent of Police's office courtyard. The Aizawl Traffic Police's tenacious efforts to reduce motorcycle-related noise pollution in the city prompted the judgment. Aizawl is hosting a lot of activities in anticipation of the holiday season, which is increasing traffic, particularly late at night. In addition to being against the law, riding a motorcycle with modified silencers pollutes the air…
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Mizoram Police and Assam Rifles uncover explosives, arrest two in Aizawl operation

Mizoram Police and Assam Rifles uncover explosives, arrest two in Aizawl operation

In a major operation, Mizoram Police and Assam Rifles seized a substantial cache of explosives and arrested two individuals near Aizawl, according to an official statement released Wednesday. Acting on intelligence inputs, a joint team set up a mobile vehicle checkpoint at Lawipu Junction, intercepting a taxi and uncovering 1,000 gelatin sticks, 1,000 detonators, and 20 meters of safety fuse. In a separate operation on November 11, security forces conducted one of the month’s largest drug busts in Champhai district. Acting on cross-border smuggling intelligence, Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police intercepted a vehicle on the Zokhawthar-Melbuk Road. The suspects abandoned…
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Mizoram’s YMA condemns Manipur attacks, Calls for full inquiry

Mizoram’s YMA condemns Manipur attacks, Calls for full inquiry

The Central Coordination Committee (CCC) of the Mizoram Young Mizo Association (YMA) has condemned recent violent incidents in Manipur, demanding justice and a thorough inquiry by the Central Government. The CCC expressed deep concern over attacks in Jiribam's Zaiawn village on November 7, which involved arson and vandalism, resulting in 17 homes being destroyed. In a November 13 meeting, the CCC passed resolutions denouncing the killings, including the shooting of local teacher Mrs. Zosangkim Hmar. Additionally, the committee condemned an alleged incident on November 11 where Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel reportedly opened fire, resulting in 10 deaths and…
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Mizoram’s YMA condemns Manipur attacks, Calls for full inquiry

Mizoram’s YMA condemns Manipur attacks, Calls for full inquiry

The Central Coordination Committee (CCC) of the Mizoram Young Mizo Association (YMA) has condemned recent violent incidents in Manipur, demanding justice and a thorough inquiry by the Central Government. The CCC expressed deep concern over attacks in Jiribam's Zaiawn village on November 7, which involved arson and vandalism, resulting in 17 homes being destroyed. In a November 13 meeting, the CCC passed resolutions denouncing the killings, including the shooting of local teacher Mrs. Zosangkim Hmar. Additionally, the committee condemned an alleged incident on November 11 where Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel reportedly opened fire, resulting in 10 deaths and…
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