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Mizoram: Why Chakma groups seek political stability in the autonomous council

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By Kimi Colney
| EastMojo
Aizawl: Three leading Chakma civil society organisations on Thursday jointly appealed to all Members of District Council (MDCs) of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) to uphold democratic governance, ensure political stability and adhere to the constitutional principles of the Sixth Schedule, amid continuing political uncertainty over the formation of a new Executive Committee.
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Zero Revenge Killings: The mystery at the heart of India’s only successful Peace Accord

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By Kimi Colney
| EastMojo
As Mizoram commemorates the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Mizoram Peace Accord on June 30, one question continues to stand out. How did a society that had lived through two decades of a secessionist movement and military operations under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) emerge without a cycle of revenge? Because it was not only security forces that killed Mizos during the conflict. The atmosphere of mistrust created during the insurgency also saw Mizos kill fellow Mizos.
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North Sikkim cut off as torrential rain washes away Bailey bridge

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By Kimi Colney, Pankaj Dhungel
| EastMojo
Gangtok: Torrential rainfall across Sikkim has washed away a Bailey bridge in North Sikkim, triggered floods and landslides in several parts of the state, and disrupted road connectivity, leaving large areas cut off. The Bailey bridge over the Phee Khola at Phidang in Dzongu, Mangan district, was swept away late Saturday night after incessant rain caused the stream to swell.
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