Myanmar's Decade of Turmoil: Coup, Conflict, and Crisis
A deep dive into Myanmar's decade of turmoil since the 2015 elections, the 2021 military coup, and the escalating civil war. Understand the key events, players, and humanitarian crisis.
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Mizoram's Operation Jericho extended to March 2026
Mizoram extends its successful border anti-drug operation, 'Operation Jericho,' until March 2026. Key ministers and YMA leaders vow to intensify the crackdown on trafficking from Myanmar.
7 Indians rescued from cyber slavery in Myanmar by Maharashtra Police
Maharashtra Police's Special Branch helps rescue 7 Indians from forced cyber fraud in Myanmar's notorious KK Park. Read about the international operation and the victims' ordeal.
MHA Secretary Reviews India-Myanmar Border Security
Union Secretary Dr Rajendra Kumar conducted a high-level review of security and infrastructure along the vulnerable India-Myanmar border in Moreh, Manipur. Read about the plans to counter smuggling and refugee influx.
ICJ to Hear Rohingya Genocide Case Against Myanmar in Jan
The International Court of Justice will hold hearings in January on The Gambia's case accusing Myanmar of genocide against the Rohingya. A landmark moment for international justice.
Mizoram: 1,563 drug arrests, 80kg heroin seized this year
Mizoram's excise department cracks down on narcotics, registering 1,016 NDPS cases and seizing massive drug hauls. Over 1,500 arrested, including foreign nationals. Read the full report.
Myanmar Arrests Hundreds Under New Election Law
Myanmar's military junta has detained over 200 individuals, including election officials, using a new conscription law to suppress dissent ahead of December polls. Read the full report.
4.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Myanmar, NCS Reports
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at a depth of 100 km. This follows recent tremors in the region. Read more about the seismic risks.
Odisha man rescued from Sudan captivity after 1.5 months
Adarsh Behera from Jagatsinghpur, trapped in Sudan's civil war, was rescued by Indian authorities after being held captive by paramilitary forces. Read his harrowing survival story.
Myanmar Groups Appeal to India, Mizo Varsity Signs MoU
Myanmar's ethnic and anti-coup groups appeal to India to reject the military junta's election. Meanwhile, Mizoram University signs an MoU to educate Myanmar students. Read the full story.
Ex-Ukraine Commander Warns of Civil War Post Russia Conflict
Former Ukrainian military chief Valeriy Zaluzhny warns of potential civil war and political chaos after the war, citing the challenge of reintegrating one million soldiers. Read the full analysis.
Char Dham Replica Unveiled at Indian Embassy in Myanmar
Indian Ambassador Abhay Thakur inaugurated symbolic installations of Char Dham temples and Bodh Gaya in Yangon. The event strengthens India-Myanmar cultural ties. Read more.
PM Modi Pays Tribute to 1971 War Heroes on Vijay Diwas
On Vijay Diwas, PM Narendra Modi honored the valor of Indian Armed Forces in the 1971 war. He called it a defining moment of national pride. Read more about the tributes.
Myanmar's 2025 Polls Risk Instability, Affect India
Myanmar's military junta prepares for elections, but the process is flawed and opposed. This risks deeper conflict, a refugee crisis, and drug trade spillover into India's Northeast. Read the analysis.
Suu Kyi's Son Fears He Won't Know If She's Dead or Alive
Kim Aris, son of Myanmar's detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, fears he may not learn of her death due to her failing health. He urges global pressure ahead of military's elections.
Hungary: EU Leaders Risking WW3 Over Ukraine War
Hungarian minister Gergely Gulyas warns European leaders' actions are prolonging the Ukraine-Russia conflict and could trigger a Third World War. Read the explosive allegations.
US Ed Dept Recalls Staff Amid Civil Rights Complaint Backlog
Dozens of former US Education Department staff return to tackle a growing backlog of over 25,000 civil rights complaints. The move follows legal disputes over mass layoffs under the Trump administration.
85,000+ Register for Punjab Civil Services Exam
A record 85,000+ aspirants will compete in the Punjab State Civil Services Exam on June 23. Get details on exam centres, key instructions, and the selection process for PCS and allied services.
Survival Story from 1971 War: A Daughter's Account
A powerful account of survival during the 1971 war, detailing a family's resilience, loss, and the enduring human spirit. Read this moving true story of courage.
Mizoram completes 65.82% biometrics for Myanmar refugees
Mizoram officials have enrolled biometric data for 65.82% of Myanmar refugees and 13.98% of Bangladesh refugees. Get the latest updates on border shelter and data collection efforts in Aizawl.
US Ed Dept Recalls Staff to Tackle Civil Rights Backlog
The Trump administration recalls dozens of Education Department workers to address a growing backlog of over 25,000 civil rights complaints. A temporary fix amid ongoing layoff plans.
IAF's 1971 War Air Power Decisive for Bangladesh Victory
The Indian Air Force commemorated the historic air operations of December 5, 1971, detailing how its strikes crippled Pakistan's defences and paved the way for India's victory and Bangladesh's independence. Read the full story.
5 Agents Arrested for Trafficking Indians to Myanmar Scam Hubs
Telangana Cyber Security Bureau dismantles a network luring job seekers to cyber crime centres in Myanmar. 5 agents arrested, 45 victims rescued. Stay alert to fraudulent job offers.
Meerut man trafficked to Myanmar, forced into cyber fraud, rescued
A 23-year-old MBA graduate from Meerut was trafficked to Myanmar, held captive, and forced to work for Chinese cyber criminals. He was rescued in a raid and repatriated to India. Read the full story.
Myanmar Refugees Enter Mizoram as Fighting Intensifies
At least 47 refugees from Myanmar's Chin state have sought shelter in Mizoram's Champhai district, fleeing airstrikes and army offensives ahead of the junta's December elections. Read the full report.
India, Thailand Strengthen Strategic Ties, Discuss BRICS & Myanmar
EAM Jaishankar meets Thai FM, highlights strategic partnership & cooperation in trade, tech, and maritime heritage. Thailand seeks India's support for BRICS membership in 2026.
Uganda restricts refugee entry as US aid declines
Uganda joins Egypt and Kenya in tightening refugee policies due to funding shortages. Learn how aid cuts are impacting vulnerable populations across Africa.
3.7 Million Chinese Take Civil Service Exam After Age Cap Rise
A record 3.7 million Chinese applicants competed for 39,600 government jobs in national civil service exam after age limit increased to 40. Discover what drives this massive competition.
2.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Myanmar
A minor earthquake measuring 2.8 magnitude struck Myanmar on Tuesday. No damage or casualties reported. Stay updated on seismic activity in the region.
Rajnath Singh Praises Operation Sindoor at LBSNAA Event
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh cites Operation Sindoor as brilliant civil-military fusion example, urges young officers to safeguard national interests. Read his full address.
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