the states of manipur tripura and meghalaya were formed in 1956.
the states of manipur tripura and meghalaya were formed in 1956.
the states of manipur tripura and meghalaya were formed in?
1956
later, when nagaland state was created on 1 december 1963, the assam high court was renamed as the high court of assam and nagaland. on re-organization of the northeastern region of india by the "north eastern area (re-organization) act, 1971", a common high court was established for the seven northeastern states: assam, manipur, meghalaya, nagaland, tripura, arunachal pradesh and mizoram. it was again renamed as the gauhati high court.









































after meghalaya, manipur and tripura got its high court, the gauhati high court ceased its jurisdiction in these four states.









































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gauhati high court
the weapons were purchased in thailand and were brought by sea to bangladesh. then these weapons were smuggled back to northeast india by groups of rebel guerrillas marching back. wyakaung beach located south of bangladesh’s coastal town of cox’s bazaar was the favourite landing spot for these weapons, but at least six other points in the cox’s bazaar district were used. the guerrillas of the national socialist council of nagaland, the manipuri groups, the united liberation front of assam and the national democratic front of boroland would then pick these and carry them back through one of three routes: (a) the chittagong hill tracts-south mizoram-east manipur route, skirting the border with burma; (b) the chittagong hill tracts-tripura-west mizoram-west manipur route and (c) the chittagong-sylhet-meghalaya-assam route. in the last several years, sylhet-meghalaya has been used more frequently by the rebels. the directorate general of forces intelligence has helped the northeast indian rebel groups to safely land these weapons and only on a few occasions have weapons meant for these rebel groups been intercepted by the bangladesh police, who were misled into believing that the weapons were intended for criminals in that country. with bangladesh emerging as the gateway to northeast india for weapons brought in from thailand, the rebels in tripura were best located to carry them back. both the national liberation front of tripura and the all-tripura tiger force have secured weapons from the national socialist council of nagaland. the national democratic front of boroland and the united liberation front of assam helped them cache the weapons at their bases in the chittagong hill tracts before they were carried to their respective base areas in northeast india.
operation golden bird