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Politics
Mizoram‑Tripura Border Talks Begin; CM Manik Saha Says Solution Will Be Found
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 02:49 PM
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State officials from Mizoram and Tripura met to discuss the long‑standing border dispute, and Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha assured that a resolution will be achieved soon.
Officials from the governments of Mizoram and Tripura convened for the first round of talks aimed at resolving the protracted border disagreement between the two northeastern states. The meeting, held under the supervision of senior administrators, focused on demarcation details and mechanisms for joint verification.
Chief Minister of Tripura, Dr Manik Saha, addressed the media after the session, stating that the dialogue marks a constructive step and that a mutually acceptable solution will be found in the near future. He emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and cooperation along the shared frontier.
Both states have pledged to continue the dialogue through a series of follow‑up meetings, with a technical committee expected to draft a detailed settlement plan. The initiative reflects the central government's encouragement for cooperative resolution of inter‑state issues.
The border has been a source of occasional friction, affecting local communities and development projects. Authorities hope that the current talks will pave the way for a lasting settlement, thereby enhancing regional stability and fostering economic collaboration.
Chief Minister of Tripura, Dr Manik Saha, addressed the media after the session, stating that the dialogue marks a constructive step and that a mutually acceptable solution will be found in the near future. He emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and cooperation along the shared frontier.
Both states have pledged to continue the dialogue through a series of follow‑up meetings, with a technical committee expected to draft a detailed settlement plan. The initiative reflects the central government's encouragement for cooperative resolution of inter‑state issues.
The border has been a source of occasional friction, affecting local communities and development projects. Authorities hope that the current talks will pave the way for a lasting settlement, thereby enhancing regional stability and fostering economic collaboration.