Makepeace Sitlhou Author at ThePrint

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Makepeace Sitlhou was a reporter with ThePrint covering the North East region. She was previously a Researcher and Campaigner at Amnesty International India. You can reach her at @makesyoucakes on Twitter.

Govt has done all it can to ensure northeast people aren’t discriminated against: Rijiju

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April 26, 2018

BJP is trying to create unrest in Assam through citizenship bill: Congress MP Sushmita Dev

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April 24, 2018

Attacked Meghalaya editor says she received ‘death threat’ on Facebook 4-5 months ago

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April 19, 2018

Nagaland govt said to want a ‘yes man’ as DGP, seeks ouster of present police chief

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April 14, 2018

NSCN hits back, says Rijiju is not competent to comment on Naga peace process

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April 10, 2018

A big push for Hindi in the land of India’s oldest separatist movement

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April 7, 2018

BJP doesn’t pose any threat to NE, we joined hands for practical purposes: Meghalaya CM

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April 4, 2018

Gujarat festival celebrates Rukmini’s Arunachal link, experts say no basis to this myth

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March 28, 2018

Behind Arunachal’s new death penalty law is a 170% rise in child rape cases

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March 26, 2018

After BJP seals victories in northeast, an Airbnb boost for tourism in the region

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March 19, 2018

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Govt has done all it can to ensure northeast people aren’t discriminated against: Rijiju

BJP is trying to create unrest in Assam through citizenship bill: Congress MP Sushmita Dev

Attacked Meghalaya editor says she received ‘death threat’ on Facebook 4-5 months ago

Nagaland govt said to want a ‘yes man’ as DGP, seeks ouster of present police chief

NSCN hits back, says Rijiju is not competent to comment on Naga peace process

A big push for Hindi in the land of India’s oldest separatist movement

BJP doesn’t pose any threat to NE, we joined hands for practical purposes: Meghalaya CM

Gujarat festival celebrates Rukmini’s Arunachal link, experts say no basis to this myth

Behind Arunachal’s new death penalty law is a 170% rise in child rape cases

After BJP seals victories in northeast, an Airbnb boost for tourism in the region

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