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A former teacher with no farming training turned YouTube tutorials into a thriving strawberry farm in rural Mizoram. Two years after planting her first 1,000 saplings, ZT Lalrithangi earned recognition as one of only two Indians on the UN's 100 Women Heroes list.
Five small towns in Meghalaya and Mizoram recorded India's lowest pollution levels in WHO data, with readings as clean as some of the world's healthiest cities. Their secret might lie in their hills, small populations, and distance from industrial centers.
In Aizawl, India, drivers wait their turn at unmarked junctions without honking, while shopkeepers in Nagaland leave stores unattended as customers pay on the honor system. Northeast India is proving that civic order can flourish through culture, not enforcement.
Debongshi Chakma turned her community's heritage into sustainable income for hundreds of women in rural Mizoram. Her collective proves traditional crafts can create modern livelihoods while preserving indigenous culture.
While trains across India struggle with litter, Mizoram's railways stay spotless. The secret isn't stricter laws but an ancient value called Tlâwmngaihna.
India's Mizoram state has officially ended decades of armed conflict after its last militant group surrendered weapons under a peace agreement signed April 14. The northeastern state now joins a growing list of regions transforming conflict into collaboration.
After more than three decades of conflict, Mizoram has signed a historic peace agreement with its last active militant group, officially ending insurgency in the Indian state. Forty-three fighters will lay down their weapons and rejoin society this month.
After more than 30 years of conflict, Mizoram has officially ended its last active insurgency with a historic peace agreement that brings 43 fighters home. The deal promises development, cultural recognition, and lasting peace for the Hmar community in northeastern India.
India's Mizoram state will sign a historic peace agreement on April 14 with its last remaining militant group, bringing complete peace to the region after four decades of conflict. Forty-three former insurgents will transition to civilian life as the agreement closes a chapter that began in the mid-1980s.
After nearly four decades of conflict, Mizoram is signing a peace agreement with the last remaining Hmar militant faction, bringing 43 fighters home for good. The April 14 ceremony marks the final chapter of an insurgency that began in the late 1980s.
In Mizoram, passengers tie up their trash and hang it neatly for collection without any reminders or fines. What started as a messy problem at Sairang station has become a daily habit that's transforming towns across the state.
