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Topic: Myanmar coup

Refugee crisis ‘open-ended question’ as Mizoram CM speaks to Myanmar foreign minister in exile

Mizoram has been facing an influx of refugees from Myanmar since last one month amid military crackdown there following the February coup, which overthrew the ruling party.

Assam Rifles puts 24×7 patrol on all entry points to keep Myanmar refugees out of Mizoram

Political refugees from Myanmar have sought asylum in Mizoram since the military coup last month. MHA wants them deported but Mizoram govt doesn’t want to.

‘If we don’t obey, they shoot us’ — why many Myanmar policemen are escaping to India

According to Mizoram govt, 383 Myanmar nationals have come into the state since the coup. However, the figure could be ‘much higher’.

Why the coup in Myanmar could make your idly, vada, dosa just a bit more expensive

Over the last month, retail urad prices have risen to Rs 130/kg from Rs 117/kg in Mumbai. The Delhi rate has gone up to Rs 123/kg from Rs 100/kg, while in Lucknow it is Rs 145/kg from Rs 113/kg.

Myanmar refugees are like family, can’t ask them to go back: Mizoram MP on MHA order

In interview to ThePrint, MNF Rajya Sabha MP K. Vanlalvena said most Myanmarese share ethnic ties with people of Mizoram, and that Central govt can't be insensitive to their plight.

India is strangely silent about Myanmar’s coup — there are two strategic reasons

India seems to be standing out as a reluctant neighbour with neither the heft nor the intent to play any role in the biggest ongoing crisis in the region.

Myanmar asks Mizoram to handover 8 cops who fled to the state from the coup hit country

A top official of the state's home department has said that 16 people from Myanmar have crossed over to India over the last few days, of which 11 have claimed to be police personnel.

UN gets embroiled in Myanmar crisis as military junta dismisses sanctions

The continuing crisis in Myanmar will be the focus of a closed-door Security Council meeting on Friday, and will be an early leadership test for US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield.

Myanmar court charges Suu Kyi with incitement as anti-coup protests soar

Suu Kyi is already facing 6 years in prison on charges of illegally importing walkie-talkies & for breaching the Natural Disaster Management Law.

Myanmar’s deadliest day since military coup leaves at least 18 protesters dead

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have ignored bans on public gatherings, leading to occasional clashes with security forces that has left a handful of protesters dead.

On Camera

US bullying spurred Green Revolution. Let tariffs give us a Business Revolution

Perhaps the present crisis and trauma can force our country into something resembling that special moment we found in the sixties. Perhaps we can radically alter our business environment.

How mining, manufacturing & power sectors weighed on India’s industrial output since January 2024

India’s industrial output growth saw a 10-month low in June, with Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growing by mere 1.5% as against 1.9% in May 2025.

India expands Southeast Asia defence footprint with new joint venture in Philippines

Memorandum of understanding between SMPP and ADFC was signed during state visit of Philippines’ President to India earlier this month.

Modi’s ready to risk it all for farmers. Farm reform can answer Trump with new Green Revolution

Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.