Mizoram, a small border state in Northeast India, is at the epicentre of a massive humanitarian crisis. The state shares its borders with Manipur and Myanmar, both of which are presently witnessing renewed violence, emanating from year-long civil and ethnic conflicts. The spillover effect is a significant influx of forcibly displaced population (FDPs), fleeing from war, persecution, and violence, taking shelter in the fifth smallest state of India. According to the latest estimates, 31,214 Myanmar nationals are currently living in Mizoram; meanwhile, since the onset of the ethnic conflict in 2023, over 5,500 FDPs from Manipur have also crossed into Mizoram.