AIZAWL/IMPHAL, (IANS) – The northeastern states of India, especially Mizoram and Manipur, have borne the brunt of the Myanmar military’s coup toppling the Aung San Suu Kyi government and ...

India is involved in developing the $400 million Kaladan port and highway project in Myanmar’s west, as well as providing about $250 million for another road project to link its landlocked ...

An unstated border understanding between India and Myanmar’s government-in-exile has broken down after the death of 10 rebels, and has been replaced by fear, including for thousands of refugees.

However, Myanmar-which shares a border with southern Bangladesh-could prove to be a strategic alternative for India, helping secure its northeastern front and providing another route into the region.

India has sent relief materials, rescue teams and medical equipment in five military aircraft to Myanmar to help victims of the 7.7-magnitude earthquake that killed over 1,600 people and injured ...

On Friday, a series of powerful earthquakes hit Myanmar, causing major damage and shaking nearby countries. The tremors were so strong that people felt them in Thailand and parts of India.

The 1643-km-long border with Myanmar will be entirely ringed with an “anti-cut, anti-climb” fence in the next ten years, according to government officials and a parliamentary panel report.

Tonyei Phawang, the Angh, or chief, stands outside his house which is divided between Myanmar and India at Longwa village in the far eastern India state of Nagaland, Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024.

India has invited political and military opponents of Myanmar's ruling junta to attend a seminar in New Delhi, sources said, a significant move by the South Asian power that has maintained ties ...

India shares a 1,643-km open border with Myanmar that impinges on its security and strategic interests. The situation in Myanmar is much more complicated than Bangladesh and has to be handled on ...

In early May, India began deporting some of the thousands of Myanmar refugees who have fled there since the coup. Myanmar’s military government “barely controls its international borders ...

India is also concerned about the growing influence of China, which has been tacitly supporting the resistance forces in Myanmar, if not actually arming them.