Banasree Sarkar

Members of the All Assam Judicial Employees' Association initiated a two-day strike at Sivasagar District Court to demand the implementation of overdue service-related benefits. The protest is in response to the alleged non-fulfillment of the Supreme Court's October 7, 2009, order from Writ Petition, following the Shetty Commission's recommendations, alongside other service-related demands. The All Assam Judicial Employees' Association initiated a two-day statewide strike on Wednesday to address numerous longstanding issues and grievances. This action has seen judicial employees from courts across Assam participating, significantly disrupting court operations. Important judicial proceedings and administrative tasks have been adversely affected, resulting in…

Himanta Biswa Sarma, the chief minister of Assam, is currently traveling through Golaghat town on the sixth day of his Jana Ashirwad Yatra, which started at Sarupathar. The yatra is expected to finish the day's journey at Dergaon and continue on to Khumtai. People lined the roadsides to catch a sight of the procession, while large groups gathered along the route to welcome the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister was greeted along the way by people from all walks of life, according to the organizers. Among the throng were fans who were visually handicapped and showed their love and support…

A bio-refinery effort to produce ethanol from bamboo was initiated by the historic Numaligarh Refinery, which was founded under the Assam Accord. Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially opened the project on September 14 of last year. It is regarded as one of the nation's biggest second-generation ethanol projects. It has since been discovered that the project has not yet attained the necessary technical success to begin production, despite the expectation that it would commence shortly after the inauguration. It should be mentioned that in 2018, Assam Bio-Ethanol Private Limited (ABEP) started building the bio-refinery on the grounds of Numaligarh Refinery.…

At Shri Shri Maa Kalyani Devalaya in Dipora, Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma prayed to start his third day of the Jana Ashirwad Yatra. Thousands of people traveled the 19-kilometer distance from Gohpur Co-District to visit the Chief Minister. Speaking to the public in front of the State Bus Stand at Gohpur as part of the Yatra, Dr. Sarma stated, "The world's second-largest river tunnel route will be constructed from Gohpur to Bokakhat-Numaligarh, with facilities allowing vehicles to run alongside trains."" The region will become a tourist destination as a result of this incredible tunnel, which will improve the…

As part of its Civic Action Program, the 175 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) delivered sewing instruction and sewing machines to economically disadvantaged women and girls in the Rani region. Local participants received a 20-day sewing training course from tailors assigned to the unit as part of the initiative. Rajiv Kumar Jha, Commandant of the 175 Battalion, CRPF, gave sewing machines to ten recipients on Friday after the training was finished. Commandant Jha told the crowd that the Civic Action Program's goals are to improve police-public relations and aid in the development of isolated and underdeveloped areas.…

The Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC), under the leadership of APCC President Gaurav Gogoi, began the second stage of its "Xomoy Poribortonor" Yatra in Golaghat. Several places in the Golaghat district were visited by the yatra, including Changkhat, Dayang, Usha-Garanga, Bhelouguri, Merapani, and other places. The yatra started in Golaghat town with the goal of defending the rights of the people of Assam. Gogoi spoke at public meetings, engaged with locals, and heard their complaints and worries at each trip. Gogoi recounted the 15 years of Congress rule in Assam in his remarks. He noted that the public gave the…

According to officials, the 7th Kaziranga Waterbird Count recorded about 1,05,000 waterbirds from 107 species. From January 4–11, a week-long survey was carried out in 166 wetlands spanning 10 park ranges. Participants in the activity included volunteers, students, ornithologists, and forest officials. Lesser Whistling Ducks, Northern Pintails, and Bar-headed Geese were among the most frequently saw birds. The first-ever sighting of the Smew in Kaziranga this year was a huge highlight, and officials called it a noteworthy addition to the park's bird records. According to Assam Forest Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary, the state's conservation efforts have been successful, as evidenced…