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The Gwalior Police have launched a large-scale verification campaign aimed at inhabitants from Assam and West Bengal who live in the city, after fears that some people may have given fraudulent addresses in order to relocate in the region. According to police authorities, specialized teams have been sent to several districts in Assam and West Bengal to verify the permanent residences supplied by these citizens during registration and legal procedures. The action comes amid growing worries over the abuse of identification and residency cards. "This is part of a preventive security activity. If there are any anomalies in the supplied…

GUWAHATI: Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan is set to lay the foundation stone for the Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan (DAJGUA), a flagship initiative aimed at transforming educational access for tribal students in Assam. The project will see the construction of 209 residential hostels across 542 villages in 23 districts. Launched under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the initiative focuses on building 100-bed hostels in high and higher secondary schools located in remote tribal areas. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is actively supporting the implementation of this transformative programme. The project will be executed in two…

On Saturday, the 56th anniversary of Demow College's founding was held on campus. The program began as planned with the raising of the flag, and then Dr. Krishna Jyoti Handique, the principal of Demow College, presided over an open session in the conference room. While Bhim Dehingia, the president of Demow College's administrative committee, lit the earthen candle and gave the welcoming address, Pabitra Gogoi, the college's vice-principal, discussed the meeting's goals. Akhim Baishya, SDM&HO, and Dr. Bijit Borah were visitors. Speaking at the event were retired professor Biren Barua of Demow College, former vice-principal Dr. Bipul Gogoi, and former…

At Adarsh Senior Secondary School, Dikhreng (Kheroni Chariali), the Rastriya Divyang Ekta Sangh (RDES) Trust successfully carried out an Aadhaar Enrollment, Free Medical Camp, and Awareness Program in partnership with the District Administration of West Karbi Anglong. An important step toward inclusion, empowerment, and equality was taken when the event catered to Divyangjan (those with disabilities), widows, senior residents, and members of the third gender community. District Commissioner Saranga Pani Sarma, who also agreed to serve as RDES's major Adviser, was the program's major guest. The event's goals were explained in detail by RDES Chairman Dipak Chauhan, who emphasized the…

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and state Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Keshab Mahanta met today in New Delhi to talk about the growing drought-like conditions in Assam that have affected the agriculture industry. Minister Mahanta informed the Union Home Minister of the persistent drought-like conditions in a number of the state's districts during their meeting on Thursday and pleaded with the federal government to provide the required support. The minister told Amit Shah that the irregular and noticeably inadequate rainfall this season is causing severe water shortages in paddy fields in many Assamese districts, particularly in Lower, Upper, and…