Mizoram
State Desk • 68 Reports
Mizo Hockey Players Bring India Gold to Asian Games
Two Mizo hockey stars return home after India wins women's gold at the Asian Games, ending a 44‑year drought and earning Rs 25 lakh each from the state.
Neuhof School Band Wins Yamaha Teens Rock 2026
Neuhof School Band from Mizoram claims the Yamaha Teens Rock 2026 national title in Bengaluru, beating five other finalists and earning a Rs 4.5 lakh prize.
Mizoram Governor Pays Tribute to Gandhi on 157th Birth Anniversary
Mizoram Governor Vijay Kumar Singh and senior ministers paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi on his 157th birth anniversary, followed by a cleanliness drive.
Mizoram’s Anthurium Festival Returns After Three Years
The three‑day Anthurium Festival in Mizoram returned after a three‑year break, showcasing horticulture, adventure, culture and music while boosting local tourism.
Mizoram's Anthurium Festival Returns After 3 Years
The three‑day Anthurium Festival in Mizoram’s Mamit district has reopened after a three‑year break, showcasing horticulture, culture, adventure and local tourism.
Solar Power Boosts Healthcare in Mizoram's Remote Villages
Solar energy under the E4H initiative powers Mizoram's health facilities, ensuring reliable lighting, vaccine storage, and safer deliveries in remote villages.
MPCC urges CM Lalduhoma to respond to resignation allegations
MPCC demands CM Lalduhoma respond to allegations in a resignation letter by ZPM leader Bualhranga, citing corruption and misconduct.
Sonam Wangchuk to Study Mizoram Peace Accord
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk meets Mizo National Front president to study the successful Mizoram Peace Accord and its reconciliation process.
Three Officials Killed in Mizoram Vehicle Crash
A Bolero vehicle crashed into a steep slope near Sateek village in Mizoram, killing three officials, including two IIS officers, and seriously injuring a fourth.
Zoram Thar Plans World's Largest Church to Unite Zo Communities
Zoram Thar, a Mizoram movement, aims to build the world’s largest church in Serchhip, fostering unity among Zo communities across India, Myanmar and Bangladesh.
Mizoram Workshop Aims to Preserve 1855 Lai Textile Heritage
A Mizoram workshop highlighted the 1855 Lai textile heritage, urging research, preservation, and modern collaborations to safeguard traditional weaving.
Mizoram Launches First Pluck and Pay Festival in Khawzawl
Mizoram’s first Pluck and Pay Festival invites visitors to harvest fresh produce from local farms in Khawzawl, promoting sustainable tourism and showcasing the region’s agricultural bounty.