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Mizoram
Mizoram is a state in north-eastern India, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh, with its capital at Aizawl. An armed revolt led by the Mizo National Front began in 1966, fed by resentment of the Assam government's handling of a famine in the Mizo hills. The Mizo Accord of 1986 ended the insurgency, and Mizoram became a full state of the Indian Union in 1987.
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