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Over the following two years, 150 Northeast goods will be GI-tagged.
The government on Monday said at least 150 unique products from the North Eastern region have been identified for Geographical Indication (GI) tagging over the next two years, aiming to protect indigenous heritage and boost global recognition of local produce and crafts. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, covers agri-horticultural goods, handloom and handicraft items, alongside measures to strengthen innovation, bamboo-based industries and agarwood clusters, positioning the North East as a key contributor to India’s ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ vision.
In an interstate operation, Tripura police find 24 missing young people from Siang, Arunachal.
Tripura Police have successfully rescued 24 youths from Unakoti district who were reported missing and later traced to Siang district in Arunachal Pradesh. The rescue followed a swift, coordinated inter-state operation.
Unakoti Superintendent of Police Sudhambika R said a complaint was received on December 24 from a woman alleging that the youths had gone missing. An FIR was registered immediately, and investigations led police to confirm the youths’ presence in Siang district. Coordination between Tripura Police, Arunachal Pradesh Police, and senior officials—including the Directors General of Police of both states—ensured their safe rescue.
“All the youths are safe, and a special Tripura Police team will bring them back tomorrow,” the SP said, adding that further investigation is underway to determine how and why they were taken to Arunachal Pradesh.
Earlier, Tripura Labour Minister Tinku Roy had sought urgent intervention from his Arunachal Pradesh counterpart, alleging that around 24 child labourers from Tripura had been trafficked. A case was registered at Kailashahar Police Station following reports that nearly 30 minors and a few adults were taken from Rangrung and Kalishasan tea gardens with false promises of wages and benefits.
Family members alleged that the children were subjected to ill-treatment, forced to live in inhuman conditions, and suffered mental distress. The youths and minors reportedly went missing on December 9, 2025, while their family members were at work.
Until attacks on Hindus cease, the Bangladesh Mission in Agartala will not reopen: Pradyot
Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, Tipra Motha founder, asserted on December 23, 2025, that Bangladesh’s Assistant High Commission in Agartala will not reopen until attacks on Hindu minorities cease and anti-India statements stop.
