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Mizoram Govt Urges Traditional Dress for Employees During Chapchar Kut Festival

Mizoram Govt Urges Traditional Dress for Employees During Chapchar Kut Festival

The Mizoram government has issued a directive for its employees to don traditional Mizo attire in observance of the Chapchar Kut festival, which will take place statewide on March 13, 2026. This initiative aims to promote the cultural values and heritage of the Mizo community. All employees across various government departments, Public Sector Undertakings, Board, Bodies, and Agencies are encouraged to wear traditional Mizo dresses to work until March 12. The notification emphasizes that Administrative Heads and Heads of Departments should ensure this message is communicated to all staff. Chapchar Kut is Mizoram’s annual spring festival, celebrating Mizo culture through…
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Govt Offices to Celebrate Chapchar Kut with Traditional Mizo Attire

Govt Offices to Celebrate Chapchar Kut with Traditional Mizo Attire

The Government of Mizoram has encouraged its employees to wear Mizo traditional dresses to their workplaces in the days leading up to the celebration of Chapchar Kut 2026, one of the most important cultural festivals of the Mizo community.According to an official memorandum issued by the General Administration Department (GAD) on March 10, the festival will be celebrated across the state on March 13, 2026 (Friday). The government said the initiative is aimed at promoting and preserving the rich cultural traditions and values of the Mizo people. As part of the initiative, all employees working under the Government of Mizoram,…
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Deputy Commissioner Highlights Employment Guarantee and AIDS Control Programmes

Deputy Commissioner Highlights Employment Guarantee and AIDS Control Programmes

A one-day media workshop titled “Varta” was organised at the Press Club in Lunglei to create awareness about two important government initiatives – the Viksit Bharat – Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act, 2025 and the National AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases Control Programme. The programme was organised by the Press Information Bureau (PIB), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India.The workshop brought together officials, journalists and representatives of local organisations to discuss how information about government schemes can reach people more effectively through the media. Deputy Commissioner of Lunglei, Pi Navneet Mann, IAS, attended the programme…
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Officials Discuss Upcoming Chief Minister’s Special Package Distribution and Handholding Workshop in Mamit

Officials Discuss Upcoming Chief Minister’s Special Package Distribution and Handholding Workshop in Mamit

A meeting of the District Monitoring Committee for the Bana Kaih Scheme was held at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall in Mamit district to review the progress of the government programme and discuss upcoming activities.According to an official statement issued on March 6, 2026, the meeting was chaired by Pi Carolyn LB Khiangte, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Mamit.During the meeting, the Additional Deputy Commissioner stressed the importance of effective implementation of the Bana Kaih Scheme, which has been identified as one of the flagship programmes of the government. She urged all concerned line departments to take the scheme seriously and…
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“Maha Jan Sunwai” in Kolasib Offers Free Legal Support to Women Facing Violence and Harassment

“Maha Jan Sunwai” in Kolasib Offers Free Legal Support to Women Facing Violence and Harassment

A special public hearing will be organised in Kolasib district of Mizoram to address the grievances of women as part of the International Women’s Day observance this year.According to a press release issued by the Mizoram State Commission for Women, a “Maha Jan Sunwai” (public hearing) will be held to provide a platform for women who are facing different kinds of problems and harassment to present their complaints and seek legal support.The programme will be held on March 10, 2026, in Kolasib district. The initiative is being organised in coordination with the National Commission for Women, New Delhi, which has…
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Graduates honoured as Vice President attends Mizoram University convocation

Graduates honoured as Vice President attends Mizoram University convocation

Vice President CP Radhakrishnan addressed the 20th Convocation of Mizoram University in Aizawl, congratulating graduates and urging them to contribute to the vision of a Viksit Bharat by 2047. He highlighted the transformation of the Northeast over the last decade under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing improved connectivity, notably the new Bairabi–Sairang railway line. The event was attended by notable figures including the Governor of Mizoram, the Chief Minister, and the Vice Chancellor of the university. Radhakrishnan's maiden visit included a ceremonial welcome and a special cultural program hosted by the government of Mizoram, featuring a performance by PM Rashtriya…
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Mizoram Assembly clears resolution for CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in Lengpui land deal

Mizoram Assembly clears resolution for CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in Lengpui land deal

The Mizoram Legislative Assembly has unanimously passed a private member’s resolution calling for a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the contentious Lengpui land acquisition deal. Proposed by Mizo National Front (MNF) legislator R Lalthangliana, the resolution underwent minor wording modifications following discussions in the House. Lalthangliana highlighted public concerns surrounding the land acquisition associated with a proposed Indian Air Force project in Lengpui, alleging significant irregularities. He specifically pointed out suspicions regarding a substantial payment to an individual claimed to lack ownership of the land involved. The legislator indicated that the transaction raised speculation of possible kickbacks to…
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Power Minister Outlines Transformer Repairs and Pole Replacement Plans Amid Ongoing Outages

Power Minister Outlines Transformer Repairs and Pole Replacement Plans Amid Ongoing Outages

Around 45 villages in Mizoram are still without electricity or have lost their power supply, the state’s Power and Electricity Minister F. Rodingliana informed the Mizoram Legislative Assembly. The minister said the government has already started taking steps to restore electricity and connect the remaining villages under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS). The information was shared in a written reply to a question raised by BJP legislator Prova Chakma during the Assembly session. According to the minister, necessary sanctions for the electrification work have already been secured. Three contractors have also been finalised to carry out the project. Out…
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Successful Civil Service Candidates Inspire Students During Felicitation at Champhai DC Hall

Successful Civil Service Candidates Inspire Students During Felicitation at Champhai DC Hall

The Deputy Commissioner of Champhai, Pu Mohammad Aaquib felicitated two candidates from Champhai district who successfully cleared the Mizoram Civil Service (Combined) Examination. The felicitation programme was held at the DC Conference Hall in Champhai at around 2 pm.The two successful candidates honoured during the programme were Lalhmingthanga, who qualified for the Mizoram Information Service (MIS), and Zarzoliana, who cleared the examination for the Mizoram Police Service (MPS). During the programme, the Deputy Commissioner congratulated both candidates for their success in one of the most competitive examinations in the state. He said that clearing such a difficult examination and entering…
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45 Villages Remain Without Electricity in Mizoram, Minister Tells House

45 Villages Remain Without Electricity in Mizoram, Minister Tells House

Despite ongoing infrastructure developments, 45 villages in Mizoram remain un-electrified or de-electrified, as reported by state Power and Electricity Minister F. Rodingliana to the state Assembly. In response to queries from opposition MLA Prova Chakma, the minister revealed that the government is taking steps to electrify these areas under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS). Necessary approvals have already been obtained, and three contractors have been selected for the electrification work, including two from outside the state. The Guaranteed Technical Particulars (GTP) drawings for material supply are approved, and initial supplies are reaching designated locations. Rodingliana acknowledged ongoing challenges, particularly…
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