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Suu Kyi, 78, who was arrested in February 2021 when the army seized power from her elected government, fell ill late last month
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Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has called for urgent action from the international community to act on an urgent basis to find a durable solution to the Rohingya crisis
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The press freedom group Reporters Without Borders said in April that Myanmar is the world's second- biggest jailer of journalists, behind only China.
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Heroin worth Rs 16.73 lakh was seized from a Mizoram village close to the Myanmar border, an official statement said on Tuesday.
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A drone attack on a police headquarters in a major border town in eastern Myanmar has killed at least five officials including a senior army officer and a district administrator.
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Multi-role fighter planes, JF-17 Thunder, supplied to Myanmar by Pakistan were declared unfit and the military junta has sent a "stern message" to Islamabad to answer for the mess
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Assam Rifles, in a joint operation with the Excise and Narcotics Department, on Thursday seized heroin worth over Rs 5 crores
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Myanmar's Supreme Court has declined to hear special appeals from the country's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi against her convictions in five cases.
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The FIIDS said both the state government of Manipur and the government of India have deployed all their resources to establish peace and provide relief to those affected
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An earthquake of magnitude 4.3 on the Richter scale jolted Myanmar on Monday, reported National Centre for Seismology
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A Swiss national and 13 Myanmar citizens were on August 8 arrested by the military junta for working on a film that authorities say harms Buddhist culture and tradition
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"Following three days of search and rescue efforts, a law enforcement officer in Hpakant reported to Xinhua news agency that they have retrieved 33 bodies," the statement read.
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IIMM said it found strong evidence during the 12 months ending in June that the army and militias indiscriminately and disproportionately targeted civilians with bombs, mass executions of people detained during operations and large-scale burning of civilian houses
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Myanmar military announced clemency for imprisoned civilian leaders State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and President Win Myint, who have been incarcerated since the February 2021 coup
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The state of emergency was declared when troops arrested Aung San Suu Kyi and top officials from her government and members of her National League for Democracy party on February 1, 2021. The takeover reversed years of progress toward democracy after five decades of military rule.
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In April, the MHA had instructed Mizoram and Manipur to collect biometric details of illegal immigrants
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Imphal: The government of Manipur has resumed its campaign for biometric capture of all “illegal” Myanmar immigrants in the State from Saturday on the instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs, an official release said. “On instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India to complete the campaign for biometric capture of illegal […]
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Media reports said Suu Kyi had been transferred to a residence for deputy ministers in the capital on July 24
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During interrogation, arrested people said that we had come to Aligarh many years ago and were working here in meat factory and engaged in other work
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Central Bank of army-ruled Myanmar will issue a higher denomination note of 20,000 kyats (about $9.50)