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The Assam government has suspended five ACS officers for failing to report for election duties, prompting a departmental inquiry into the matter.
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The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha has called for President’s intervention after CM Hemant Soren’s helicopter was delayed due to security measures for PM Modi, sparking political tensions in Jharkhand.
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The Bodoland Territorial Region announces November 16 as a local holiday to celebrate Bodo Literary Day, honoring the significance of Bodo language and literature. All government offices and educational institutions will remain closed
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BTC Chief Pramod Boro unveils a statue of Dr. Bhupen Hazarika in Kokrajhar, marking the cultural icon’s death anniversary. The event includes the launch of a souvenir and announcements for key development projects to promote Bodoland’s…
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The Controller of Defence Accounts, Guwahati, is organizing a SPARSH outreach program on Nov 6-7 to address grievances and assist service and family pensioners with digital life certification, Aadhaar linking, and more.
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AIUDF MLA Dr. Rafiqul Islam strongly condemned the attack on a Hindu temple in Canada, urging for strict legal action against the perpetrators and calling for dialogue between India and Canada to prevent future violence.
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The All Tiwa Students’ Union led a massive protest in Jagiroad, blocking NH 37 to demand greater autonomy for the Tiwa community. Tensions flared as clashes broke out with police over issues including encroachment and the push for the Tiwa…
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In a major drug bust, Cachar district police in Assam seized 375 grams of suspected heroin and 20,000 Yaba tablets valued at Rs 7 crore, apprehending one individual during the operation.
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Protests in Kokrajhar escalate as the Koch Rajbongshi community demands immediate peace negotiations and the establishment of a separate Kamtapur state, threatening further unrest if their calls go unanswered.
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A new Columbia University study reveals that even low levels of arsenic in Assam's drinking water significantly raise the risk of cardiovascular diseases, highlighting a pressing public health issue in the region.
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