Archive · 24 Jan 2026
Assam-Mizoram border talks resume without set date
The governments of Mizoram and Assam have started talking to each other again to solve their border problem.
They agreed to meet in Aizawl, but they haven't set a date yet.
Mizoram says they have been waiting for Assam to respond.
They talked before in Guwahati and agreed to keep the peace in the disputed areas.
There have been fights in the past, and they want to avoid more violence.
They have talked a few times before, but it's been slow.
They hope to meet soon and make progress.
Mizoram and Assam have resumed official correspondence to resolve their border dispute.
Next talks will be held in Aizawl, but no date has been set.
Mizoram claims 62 villages in the disputed area based on historical records.
Both sides agreed to maintain strict status quo in disputed areas to prevent violence.
Previous talks have been slow, with the last round held in Guwahati on April 25, 2023.
- Who
- Mizoram and Assam governments
- What
- Resumption of talks to resolve border dispute
- When
- No official date set
- Where
- Next talks to be held in Aizawl
- Why
- To address the long-standing boundary dispute
- Border Length
- 123 km
- Last Violent Incident
- July 26, 2021
- Disputed Villages
- 62
- Last Talks Location
- Guwahati
- Next Talks Location
- Aizawl