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CM Himanta Biswa Sarma lays foundation stones for major projects in Demow

CM Himanta Biswa Sarma lays foundation stones for major projects in Demow

Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma virtually laid the foundation stones for the Demow Co-District Commissioner Office, the Bhekuri Chapori road-cum-embankment, the approach road NH-37 to Sivasagar Medical College under SOPD-G, the improvement and upgrading of the Sepon-Sunpura road under Assam Mala 3.0, and the embankment from Sesa Tiniali to Laibeel. Speaking during a public event at the Bakchu Koch Gaon Borbil Playground, which is part of the Khelua Gaon Panchayat in the Demow constituency, Dr. Sarma outlined the numerous programs and projects that the State Government has implemented. He denounced the Congress and said that its programs, which he…
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CEM Debolal Gorlosa inaugurates safe drinking water project in Haflong

CEM Debolal Gorlosa inaugurates safe drinking water project in Haflong

Debolal Gorlosa, the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of the North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council (NCHAC), officially opened two recently installed borewell-based water tank projects, a major step toward resolving the drinking water crisis in Haflong, the sole hill station in Assam. PWD 3rd Colony and Sengya Sambhudan Raji are the locations of the projects, each of which has a 24,000-liter storage capacity. NCHAC Chairman Mohet Hojai and other council members attended the inaugural ceremony. Over 200 families have benefited from the connection of each borewell water system to more than 100 homes. Every two to three days, homes will receive…
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India and the European Union are about to announce a historic trade agreement

India and the European Union are about to announce a historic trade agreement

In an effort to strengthen their relationship amid concerns with the US, the European Union and India are about to announce a historic trade agreement following nearly 20 years of intermittent negotiations. The deal has been finalized, according to Rajesh Agarwal, India's Commerce Secretary. The statement is anticipated in Delhi, where European Council President António Luís Santos da Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are present. In response to economic and geopolitical pressure from the US, both the EU and India are looking to deepen their strategic and commercial connections with the rest of the globe. India…
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Organic waste is converted into biofuel and biochar by a Tezpur University study

Organic waste is converted into biofuel and biochar by a Tezpur University study

Instead of being disposed of in landfills, the organic portion of municipal solid waste, like as food scraps and garden debris, can be transformed into valuable energy products, according to a recent study from Tezpur University. The results support the idea of a circular economy, in which waste is viewed as a resource, and offer a workable solution to the expanding municipal solid waste (MSW) problems. Under the direction of Prof. Rupam Kataki of Tezpur University's Department of Energy, Mondita Athporia, a PhD candidate, oversaw the work. Two reputable Elsevier journals, Fuel and Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy, have published the…
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Amit Shah to lay foundation stone of second Assembly complex on January 30

Amit Shah to lay foundation stone of second Assembly complex on January 30

On January 30, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will travel to Dibrugarh to lay the foundation stone for Assam's second Legislative Assembly Complex, a significant step toward the State Government's goal of making Dibrugarh the state's second capital. The high-profile event, which will also include a public rally that is anticipated to attract one lakh people, was reviewed by State Water Resources Minister Pijush Hazarika on Wednesday. On January 30, Assam's second Assembly Complex at Khanikar, Dibrugarh, will have its foundation stone laid by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. While examining the plans for the visit, Hazarika declared, "He will…
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Teen exercise may lower breast cancer risk markers

Teen exercise may lower breast cancer risk markers

A new study suggests that recreational physical activity during the teenage years may play a protective role in breast health by influencing breast tissue composition and reducing biological markers linked to stress. Researchers found that teenage girls who regularly took part in leisure-time physical activities such as sports, dance, or gym workouts had lower water content in their breast tissue — a marker associated with lower breast density — along with reduced levels of stress-related biomarkers. Lower breast density has previously been linked to a reduced risk of breast cancer. The findings, published in Breast Cancer Research, highlight adolescence as…
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Under new scheme, Assam announces monthly stipends for research scholars

Under new scheme, Assam announces monthly stipends for research scholars

On February 11, Assam will begin a financial support program for research scientists, providing significant monthly aid to scholars pursuing higher education. Research scholars in the state will receive Rs 25,000 per month under the Atal Vichal Agragami Assam project. In order to provide comprehensive access to academic opportunities, scholars with disabilities would receive increased support of Rs 40,000 per month. The program was announced on social media by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who described it as an effort to improve the state's research ecosystem. The program's objectives are to promote innovation and intellectual growth among Assamese academics. The…
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Assam CM Sarma departs for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos

Assam CM Sarma departs for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos

Himanta Biswa Sarma, the chief minister of Assam, left for Switzerland to represent the northeastern state at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos. This is the first time an Assamese official has attended the esteemed international conference. Sarma will interact with global economists, multinational chief executives, and representatives of international financial organizations like as the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and World Trade Organization during the five-day conference, which takes place from January 19 to 23, 2026. Sarma posted on social media site X after boarding a flight to Zurich after midnight: "Assam's aspirations are getting new wings every…
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PM SHRI Maibang Higher Secondary School’s new building opened

PM SHRI Maibang Higher Secondary School’s new building opened

In the center of Maibang, the newly built G+2 building of PM SHRI (Pradhan Mantri School for Rising India) Maibang Higher Secondary School and the Tularam Senapati Boys' Hostel were officially opened by Debolal Gorlosa, Chief Executive Member of the Dima Hasao Autonomous Council (DHAC). DHAC Chairman Mohet Hojai, Dima Hasao District BJP President and MAC Dhriti Thaosen, MACs Monjoy Langthasa, Projith Hojai, Ratan Jarambusa, Lalremsiama Darnei, Pronath Rajiyung, John Phoitong, Hirojit Jidung, Ajoy Chakraborty, Krishna Joishi, and Ramsing, as well as Executive Members Donpainon Thaosen, Probita Johori, and Biswajit Daulagupu attended the inauguration ceremony. There were also RSS representatives…
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Despite Supreme Court ban, buffalo fights were held in Assam’s Morigaon during Magh Bihu

Despite Supreme Court ban, buffalo fights were held in Assam’s Morigaon during Magh Bihu

Despite a Supreme Court ban on animal duels, traditional buffalo fights, known locally as Moh juj, were held on January 15 as part of Magh Bihu celebrations in sections of the Morigaon district in central Assam. According to local media accounts, the events in Baidyabori and Ahatguri attracted sizable crowds of locals. However, officials refused to comment, claiming that the matter is still pending. More than forty pairs of buffaloes were brought to Baidyabori by their owners, and some fights were said to have lasted longer than twenty minutes. 33 pairs of buffaloes competed in Ahatguri, one of the most…
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