Banasree Sarkar - The Purbottar

09 May

Kamakhya Temple is where Assamese worshipers offer prayers for the Indian Army

Banasree SarkarAssamKamakhya Temple

Assamese worshippers assembled at Guwahati's Kamakhya temple on May 9 morning to pray and offer blessings for the Indian army in the face of the Pakistan Army's persistent ceasefire violations and aggression against India. Many express gratitude to the Indian Army and request that they put an end to terrorism that threatens India's independence. Jai Kumar Das, another devotee, expressed his anger at Pakistan, saying that it frequently targets India. "Give the army the power to completely destroy Pakistan. It is attacking India on a regular basis. Pakistan is untrustworthy. We have complete faith in Modi ji. I request that…

08 May

A strong storm damages the electrical supply in Rajabari Pukhuriporia, Teok

Banasree SarkarAssam

A strong storm tore over Teok's Rajabari Namchuk Pukhuriporia neighbourhood, causing damage and interfering with everyday life and vital services. A huge tree was uprooted and fell onto the grounds of Pukhuriporia Primary School, the sole school in the region, taking the brunt of the storm. Authorities had to halt school for the day after the hit tore off its tin roof and caused significant damage. The storm caused additional destruction in neighbouring residential neighbourhoods. A big tree fell on top of a concrete house, shattering its strong walls and hurting multiple family members. Strong winds tore off the tin…

07 May

An advisory meeting on the growth of small tea growers in BTR is held by Grameen Sahara

Banasree SarkarAssamGrameen Sahara

At the BTC Secretariat's conference room on Monday, Grameen Sahara arranged a consultation meeting with government representatives regarding the institutional development of small tea growers. In the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), a non-profit organisation called Grameen Sahara has been advocating for "SusTAIN- Sustainable Tea Leaf Production through Agro-ecological Intervention." The Transform Trade (TT)-backed SusTAIN Project seeks to promote creative and long-lasting answers to global problems. The TT, a global organization, collaborates with producer collectives and social enterprises to support sustainable livelihoods and income generation. Key areas of focus include agricultural development, irrigation support, financial literacy, and government advocacy. Key guest…

06 May

10 students in Golaghat were admitted to the hospital after possibly contracting food poisoning

Banasree SarkarAssamGolaghat

Following their apparent food poisoning on Sunday evening, ten students from Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya in Chokihola, close to the Golaghat-Karbi Anglong border, were admitted to Golaghat Swahid Kushal Konwar Civil Hospital. Following their meal of moong dal, cauliflower, and eggs, the children had a fever and vomiting, which led to the incident at the school hostel. Immediately on Sunday evening, the pupils were admitted to the hospital by the school administration. Students from classes 7 through 10 who board in the school hostel are impacted. It is still unknown what caused the food poisoning. After receiving early care from…

05 May

Making your own face packs is so much satisfing no?

Banasree SarkarLifestyleDIY facepacks

In India homemade recipes are ceremoniously handed down through the generations, face packs are a common component of beauty treatment. The best part is that it is completely organic, all-natural, and good for your skin. This is an additional factor contributing to the resurgence of DIY face packs. Despite their claims to be "natural" or "organic," cosmetic peels, face packs, and moisturisers aren't necessarily good for your skin. It's simpler to make a face pack in a matter of minutes with a tablespoon of turmeric from your kitchen. DIY face packs, while safer and natural than chemical-based products, may not…

05 May

Due to bad weather, the Jeep Safari in Kaziranga will be suspended starting on May 19

Banasree SarkarAssamKaziranga

Starting on May 19, 2025, Jeep Safari will not be operating in Assam's famous Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve till further notice. The Eastern Assam Wildlife Division's Divisional Forest Officer formally declared the closure following persistently terrible weather and poor road conditions. The notification made clear that the decision was made with everyone's welfare and public safety in mind. The news was also shared by the Assam Chief Minister's Office on its platform X social media account, which raised severe worries about staff and visitor safety due to the unfavourable weather conditions. The infrastructure of the park has been…

03 May

The BTC Executive Council convenes to discuss comprehensive developments

Banasree SarkarAssam

On Friday, the BTC Executive Council met for the first time in New Delhi. CEM Pramod Boro presided over the EC meeting, which took place in the conference room of Bodoland House in Kailash Colony, New Delhi. The meeting covered Bitcoin's overall development across all domains. The EC meeting focused on inclusive and comprehensive development for all communities in the region, Chief of BTC Pramod Boro later told reporters. He stated that through skill development and entrepreneurship training, the BTR government aimed to open up employment opportunities for young people without jobs. Eleven ITIs in BTC will be transformed into…

30 Apr

Across Tea Estates, ABITA commemorates the World Day for Safety and Health at Work

Banasree SarkarAssamWorld Day

The Tea Estates Management and the Assam Branch Indian Tea Association (ABITA) Zone 1 commemorated the World Day for Safety and Health at Work at several tea estates in the districts of Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Sivasagar, and Charaideo. at observance of the day, awareness-raising events were held for the benefit of factory workers, plantation workers, health personnel, teenagers, and community members at factories, public spaces, labour lines, etc. The programs primarily addressed workplace safety for factory and plantation workers and provided information on safety procedures and practices. During the program, the workers received training on topics such as first aid and…

29 Apr

In Birsing Jarua, families are left homeless due to erosion along the Brahmaputra

Banasree SarkarAssamBrahmaputra

Dozens of households have been forced to relocate in just two weeks due to severe erosion along the Brahmaputra River in the Kushbari Airkata gramme panchayat of Assam's recently created Birsing Jarua constituency, highlighting serious shortcomings in disaster management and riverbank care. At least seven or eight houses have been washed away in Wahab Bazar, according to locals, causing residents to flee their homes and take cover by the side of the road. The rapid incursion of the river left many with little time to respond, even though the community made steps to relocate possessions and salvage property. There is…

28 Apr

Indian Ayurvedic Spices can boost your inner health

Banasree SarkarHealthIndian Ayurvedic Spices

Since Ayurvedic spices have therapeutic qualities derived from centuries of traditional Indian therapy, they can greatly improve general health in addition to being flavor enhancers. Antioxidants, anti-inflammatory substances, and natural phytochemicals found in these spices promote healthy digestion, boost immunity, control metabolism, and even fend off infections. The body can detox, maintain internal equilibrium, and avoid lifestyle-related disorders including diabetes, high cholesterol, and arthritis with the aid of many Ayurvedic spices. In Ayurveda, turmeric is referred to as the "golden healer." It has curcumin, a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substance that strengthens joints and increases immunity. Additionally, it aids in…