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RGU Moves Toward Paperless Administration to Enhance Governance and Transparency

RGU Moves Toward Paperless Administration to Enhance Governance and Transparency

Rajiv Gandhi University has marked a major milestone in its journey toward total digital transformation. On Wednesday, vice-chancellor in charge, Professor S.K. Nayak, officially launched the university’s new e-office system during a ceremony at the smart theater of the computer science and engineering department. The move is designed to modernize the institution's administrative backbone and align it with global technological standards. In his keynote address, Professor Nayak emphasized that the e-Office system is more than just a software update; it is a strategic tool to ease workflows and enhance efficiency across every level of the university. Supporting this vision, Controller…
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“Tea is the Soul of Assam”: PM Modi Plucks Leaves, Joins Jhumur Dance Ahead of Rallies

“Tea is the Soul of Assam”: PM Modi Plucks Leaves, Joins Jhumur Dance Ahead of Rallies

As the battle for Assam intensifies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a significant stop in the heart of the state’s tea belt this morning. Before heading to high-stakes election rallies in Gogamukh and Behali, the Prime Minister spent time at the Monohari Tea Estate in Dibrugarh, reinforcing his connection with the community that remains the backbone of Assam’s economy. On Wednesday morning, April 1, the Prime Minister stepped away from the traditional campaign trail to walk the lush slopes of the Monohari Tea Estate. In a move that signaled both personal outreach and political intent, PM Modi spent nearly thirty…
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BTR Honors “Father of the Bodos” on 70th Birth Anniversary: Student’s Day Celebrated with Grandeur

BTR Honors “Father of the Bodos” on 70th Birth Anniversary: Student’s Day Celebrated with Grandeur

The Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) paused today to honor the enduring legacy of Bodofa Upendra Nath Brahma, celebrating his 70th birth anniversary as Student’s Day. Observed with a blend of solemnity and aspiration, the day served as a powerful reminder of Brahma’s vision for education, social reform, and the progress of the Bodo community. The focal point of the commemorations was Thulungapuri, the burial site of the iconic leader. In a central program organized by the Upendra Nath Brahma Trust and the All Bodo Students Union (ABSU), a diverse gathering of students, community leaders, and admirers converged to offer floral…
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West Bengal Assembly Polls 2026: Third Supplementary Voter List Released Under Intensive Revision

West Bengal Assembly Polls 2026: Third Supplementary Voter List Released Under Intensive Revision

In a significant update ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) released the third supplementary voter list for West Bengal late Saturday night. This latest publication is part of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process, which aims to ensure a clean and accurate electoral roll for the state. The release marks a continuing effort by the commission to finalize the list of eligible electors. This follows the publication of the partial final voter list on February 28, and two subsequent supplementary lists issued on March 23 and March 28. While the ECI has made…
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Devotion or Strategy? Siliguri Mayor Gautam Deb Chants “Jai Shri Ram” on the Campaign Trail

Devotion or Strategy? Siliguri Mayor Gautam Deb Chants “Jai Shri Ram” on the Campaign Trail

In a move that has sent ripples through the political landscape of North Bengal, Siliguri Mayor and Trinamool Congress candidate Gautam Deb made a striking appearance at the city’s Ram Navami celebrations this Friday. Dressed in traditional saffron attire, the veteran leader’s participation has sparked intense debate—is this a genuine display of unity or a calculated masterstroke ahead of the Assembly elections? The atmosphere at Mallaguri, the starting point of the grand procession, was charged with fervor as Gautam Deb arrived at the platforms hosted by the Bangiya Hindu Mahamancha and the Ram Sewa Samity. In a visual that few…
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RSP Leader Sobita Gautam Joins Balen Shah’s Cabinet as Key Law Minister

RSP Leader Sobita Gautam Joins Balen Shah’s Cabinet as Key Law Minister

As Prime Minister Balen Shah expands his newly formed cabinet today, the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has officially finalized the name of Sobita Gautam for the high-profile Law Ministry portfolio. Gautam, who represents the House of Representatives from the Chitwan-3 constituency, is scheduled to take her oath of office and secrecy later today at Sheetal Niwas. This appointment marks a significant milestone in Gautam’s political career. Currently serving her second term as a lawmaker, her elevation to the ministerial office is seen as a move to bring youthful energy and a legal-centric focus to the Ministry of Law, Justice, and…
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Restoring Peace: Coordinated Security Operations Target Illegal Fortifications in Manipur Hills

Restoring Peace: Coordinated Security Operations Target Illegal Fortifications in Manipur Hills

In a decisive blow to armed elements operating in the sensitive hill tracts of Manipur, security forces have successfully dismantled six illegally constructed bunkers in the Ukhrul district. The operation, which began on March 24, focused on the upper village areas of Litan and Mongkot Chengpu—regions that have seen a sharp spike in violence over recent days. According to official police reports, the targeted action has effectively rendered the majority of fortified positions in the Litan area "ineffective." This breakthrough is expected to significantly weaken the operational capabilities of armed groups suspected of involvement in recent gunfights and arson. The…
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Bengal Voter List Row: Missing Comprehensive Rolls Prevent Omitted Voters from Appealing

Bengal Voter List Row: Missing Comprehensive Rolls Prevent Omitted Voters from Appealing

A cloud of confusion hangs over Bengal's rural heartland today, as millions of citizens struggle to verify their voter status. At 11:55 PM on Monday, the Election Commission published the first supplementary roll, intended to clear up tens of lakhs of "under-adjudication" cases. However, the method of publication has left many of the state’s most vulnerable voters in the dark. State government officials report that the list was published exclusively online, with no hard copies displayed at BDO, SDO, or district magistrate offices until late Tuesday evening. For the rural population—many of whom are not tech-savvy—finding their names on a…
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Kalpataru Projects Bags ₹4,439 Crore Orders, Strengthens Global T&D Footprint

Kalpataru Projects Bags ₹4,439 Crore Orders, Strengthens Global T&D Footprint

Kalpataru Projects International Ltd (KPIL) has secured new orders worth ₹4,439 crore in its core transmission and distribution (T&D) business, reinforcing its position as a leading global engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) player.The latest contracts span multiple geographies, including high-voltage transmission line and substation projects in Africa, additional transmission assignments within India, and a substation project in Sweden. The company confirmed that these wins include official notifications of awards and contract confirmations.With these additions, KPIL has exceeded its annual order intake target of ₹26,000 crore, reflecting strong demand for power infrastructure and the company’s growing international presence.Commenting on the development,…
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After Days of Rain, Darjeeling Wakes Up to a Stunning Himalayan Panorama

After Days of Rain, Darjeeling Wakes Up to a Stunning Himalayan Panorama

The hills of Darjeeling came alive on Sunday as the majestic Kanchenjunga finally emerged in full glory after days of being hidden behind dense clouds and relentless bad weather.Following a prolonged spell of rain, storms, and snowfall, tourists had been left disappointed as thick cloud cover obscured the iconic snow-capped peak. The gloomy conditions had dampened travel experiences, with many visitors unable to witness one of the region’s most sought-after natural attractions.However, the weather took a dramatic turn on the morning of March 22. As the sun rose, the skies gradually cleared, unveiling a breathtaking and uninterrupted view of Kanchenjunga.…
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