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12 Jan

Sixth Session of Ninth Mizoram Assembly from Feb 17 as ZPM Govt Prepares for Budget Exercise

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

The Budget Session of the Mizoram Legislative Assembly will begin on February 17, officials confirmed on Monday, January 12. The upcoming session is expected to focus on financial planning and other key legislative matters for the state.Officials said that the full schedule of the session, including the date on which the Budget for the 2026–27 financial year will be presented, has not yet been finalised. The detailed programme will be decided by the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) of the Assembly in its upcoming meeting.Additional Secretary of the Assembly Secretariat, Lalthangmawia, said the BAC, which is chaired by Speaker Lalbiakzama, is…

09 Jan

Rail Connectivity Boosts Visitor Flow as 22,000 ILPs Issued at Mizoram’s Sairang Station

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

More than 22,000 Inner Line Permits (ILPs) have been issued to visitors at Mizoram’s Sairang railway station since the inauguration of the Bairabi–Sairang railway line in September last year, officials said. The Inner Line Permit is a mandatory document for Indian citizens seeking entry into protected areas such as Mizoram. The system operates under the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR), 1873, which was notified during British rule in 1875. According to an official stationed at the ILP counter at Sairang railway station, a total of 20,914 permits were issued between September 13, 2025, and December 31, 2025, following the launch…

09 Jan

Rail Connectivity Drives Visitor Influx as ILP Issuance Crosses 22,000 at Sairang Station

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

More than 22,000 Inner Line Permits (ILPs) have been issued to visitors arriving at Sairang railway station in Mizoram since the start of train services on the new rail line, officials said. The ILP system has been in steady use ever since the Bairabi-Sairang railway line was inaugurated in September last year, opening direct rail access to the state capital area for the first time. According to police officials stationed at the ILP counter, the permits are being issued daily to tourists, traders and migrant workers entering the state by train. An officer posted at the station said that between…

09 Jan

Governor of Mizoram felicitates PM Rashtriya Bal Puraskar recipient Esther Hnamte

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Esther Lalduhawmi Hnamte has been awarded the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar 2025, India's highest civilian honor for children. She was recognized by Mizoram Governor General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh at Lok Bhavan, Aizawl. Singh praised her achievement as a source of pride for Mizoram and India, urging her to pursue further excellence. The award, given by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, celebrates exceptional accomplishments of children aged 5 to 18 in seven categories, with 20 recipients from 18 States and Union Territories this year. Hnamte received her honor in the Art & Culture category from President Droupadi…

09 Jan

Mizoram Lokayukta registers 20 corruption complaints in 2024- 25

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Mizoram Lokayukta has registered 20 corruption-related complaint during 2024-2025.The Sixth Annual Report mentioned that of these complaints, six were referred for preliminary inquiry. Since its establishment in March 2019, the Mizoram Lokayukta has registered 91 cases as of January 8, 2026. Of these, 58 have been disposed of, with 33 remaining under preliminary inquiry and investigation. Over the period, eight preliminary inquiry reports were received, five cases were disposed of, and two persons were convicted in one case. In compliance with Section 47 of the Mizoram Lokayukta Act, 2014, Lalmalsawma, Chairperson of the Mizoram Lokayukta, on Thursday presented the Sixth Annual…

08 Jan

Mizoram issues advisory for precautionary measures amid cold waves

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Amidst a cold wave gripping the state, Mizoram has issued a public advisory in regard to precautions to be taken with minimum temperatures in several districts dipping considerably to between 4 and 8 degrees Celsius. According to the India Meteorological Department, Meteorological Centre in Aizawl, the cold wave has been prevailing across all districts of the state since January 4, 2026, with a noticeable drop in night temperatures. The Met department has stated that the cold conditions are likely to persist for the next few days. In view of the situation, the Department of Disaster Management and Rehabilitation has directed…

08 Jan

Official game turns tragic as cricketer K. Lalremruata dies of suspected stroke

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

In a tragic event, veteran cricketer Khawlhring Lalremruata, 38, collapsed and died during a match at Suaka Cricket Ground in Sihhmui while representing VRCC in the Khaled Memorial 2nd Division Screening Tournament. Eyewitnesses reported severe chest discomfort before his collapse, and despite medical intervention, he could not be revived. Preliminary reports suggest a possible stroke, though the exact cause is unconfirmed. Lalremruata, born on March 9, 1987, was respected in Mizoram cricket, debuting in the 2018–19 Ranji Trophy and later in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The Cricket Association of Mizoram has conveyed deep sorrow and condolences, acknowledging his commitment…

08 Jan

Rs 9.68 Lakh MLA Fund Released to Improve Gym and Badminton Hall in Aizawl East–II

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

B. Lalchhanzova, Minister and MLA of Aizawl East–II Tuesday disbursed financial assistance from his MLA Fund to support the improvement of community sports facilities in his constituency. The funds were handed over at his office chamber at MINECO in Aizawl. As part of the assistance, an amount of Rs. 7 lakh was given to the office bearers of the Chhinga Veng Branch of the Young Mizo Association (YMA) for upgrading the Chhinga Veng Branch YMA Gym. Another sum of Rs. 2.68 lakh was handed over to the Dawrpui Badminton Club for renovation work at the Dawrpui Badminton Hall. The funds…

08 Jan

Mizoram govt demands an end to Governor’s rule in Chakma Autonomous District Council

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

The Mizoram government is advocating for the restoration of democratic governance in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) by ending the imposition of Governor's Rule, which began on July 7 of the previous year. The ZPM legislative party had claimed the right to form an executive committee with 16 of the 20 council members. The Council of Ministers highlighted that the party has maintained the capability to form a stable government and recommended that the government should be allowed to be formed rather than prolonging Governor's Rule. They found no justification for extending the rule due to a lack of…

07 Jan

State Government Declines Fresh Inquiry into CADC, Urges Restoration of Elected Council

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

The Mizoram Council of Ministers has said that there is no need to extend Governor’s Rule in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), as a stable government can still be formed there. This decision was taken during a meeting held on Wednesday at the Cabinet Room of the Chief Minister’s Office in Aizawl. The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Lalduhoma.The Governor of Mizoram had written to the State Government seeking its advice on two important matters related to the Chakma Autonomous District Council. The first question was whether a fresh Inquiry Commission was needed to examine the functioning of…