The Mizo National Front has replaced the defeated government and formed a new administration in Mizoram, with Lalduhoma as the Chief Minister.
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Updated Sep 14
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The Mizo National Front has replaced the defeated government and formed a new administration in Mizoram, with Lalduhoma as the Chief Minister.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Mizoram's Chief Minister is pushing for a change in language policy.1 source
- The Zoram People’s Movement has registered as a political party with the ECI and is positioning itself as a coalition alternative to the Congress and Mizo National Front in Mizoram.Sub-event
CM Lalduhoma urges bodies to function without fear or favour in Mizoram.1 source
- Lalduhoma, in his capacity advising on the new administration in Mizoram, is exploring cooperation opportunities in emerging fields like AI and carbon credits, alongside sustainable development goals.Sub-event
- The Mizo National Front condemned Chief Minister Lalduhoma's statements regarding the peace accord.Sub-event
- Political unrest occurred in Mizoram following comments made regarding the ILP and Peace Accord.Sub-event
New ministerial appointments and government meetings detailed in Mizoram.1 source
Ruling party replaces defeated government in Mizoram; new administration formed.1 source
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The entities involved
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Mizo National Front
political party
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Lalduhoma
Indian politician
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Mizoram
state in northeastern India