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Based on 5 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Col G P Singh, VSM, Commandant, 32 Assam Rifles, along with other officials and patients during the medical camp held at Shamator district on March 25. [1]

EAC Shamator Mekato J Aye with medical staff and others during the World Oral Health Day observed at the Community Health Centre, Shamator on March 20. (DIPR Photo) Shamator, March 23 (MExN): The World Oral Health Day was o [2]

At Orientation & training for Hindi teachers in Noklak Kohima, March 25 (MExN): The Directorate of School Education, Nagaland organised two-day orientation and training for Hindi teachers for three districts of Noklak, Shamator and Tuensang from Mar... [3]

Nagaland Chief Minister Dr Neiphiu Rio announced the sector wise allocations in Nagaland budget 2026-27 on March 26. [4]

Source: Union Ministry of Home Affairs’ Notification in ‘The Gazette of India: Extraordinary,’ on March 23, 2026. [5]

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