The Indian government has announced plans to fence the entire 1,643 km long Indo-Myanmar border, effectively ending the free movement regime between the two countries. The move aims to enhance surveillance and curb insurgencies, smuggling, and the drug trade in the region. The border currently has a free movement regime that allows people on both sides to venture 16 km into each other s territory without any documents. The decision to end the regime comes after an assessment by central intelligence and security agencies. No deadline for completing the fencing has been set yet. | Latest News India
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Two Assam Rifles soldiers were injured in an attack suspected to be by proscribed insurgent group NSCN-KYA in Nagaland s Mon district in the early hours of Monday. India News | 2 Assam Rifles Jawans Injured in Attack by Insurgent Group in Nagaland.
Mon (Nagaland) [India] June 27 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Tobu Block of the Mon District in Nagaland required a medical facility to cater to 32 villages with a population size of over 50,000