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27 Feb

February 26 is now Khas Foundation Day in Sikkim

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang declared February 26 as Khas Foundation Day, making it a permanent government holiday to honor the Khas community's contributions. The announcement was made during the 30th Foundation Day celebration of the Akhil Sikkim Khas Chettri Bahun Kalyan Sangh at Kyongsa Ground in Gyalshing district. Emphasizing unity and harmony, CM Tamang stated, “Our government will not allow any division among communities. Progress depends on harmony.” He also criticized the opposition for questioning the arrest of Samson Tamang, who was held for allegedly making offensive remarks against the Khas community. In a major welfare push, the…

27 Feb

Advantage Assam 2.0 brings ₹4.91 lakh crore in investments

Sonakshi SarkarAssam

Assam has scripted history by securing investment commitments worth ₹4.91 lakh crore at the Advantage Assam 2.0 Investment and Infrastructure Summit 2025, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced. The summit, aimed at accelerating the state’s industrial growth and infrastructure development, has positioned Assam as a major investment hub in India. The two-day event witnessed the participation of top industrialists, policymakers, and global investors eager to explore Assam’s economic potential. Addressing the gathering at the summit’s conclusion, CM Sarma expressed optimism about the state’s future. "The enthusiasm from investors has been overwhelming. Our focus now is on ensuring that these commitments…

27 Feb

Bangladesh Achieves Record-Breaking Rice Production

Sonakshi SarkarBangladesh

Bangladesh has reported its highest-ever rice production, ensuring food security and stabilizing domestic prices. The success is attributed to improved irrigation techniques, high-yield seed varieties, and government subsidies for farmers. Agricultural experts believe this achievement will reduce dependency on food imports and boost the country’s economy. The government has also announced plans to export surplus rice to neighboring countries. This development strengthens Bangladesh’s agricultural sector and highlights its ability to sustain a growing population through efficient farming practices.

27 Feb

China Develops World’s Fastest Supercomputer for Scientific Research

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

China has announced the development of the world’s fastest supercomputer, designed to process complex scientific calculations at an unprecedented speed. The supercomputer, named "Dragon AI," will be used for space research, climate modeling, and drug discovery. Scientists say this advancement will accelerate global research in medicine, artificial intelligence, and physics. The Chinese government plans to share its computing power with international research institutions. This development places China ahead in the global race for technological supremacy, challenging the dominance of the US and Europe in high-performance computing.

27 Feb

Nepal Prepares for the World’s Biggest Mountaineering Event

Sonakshi SarkarNepal

Nepal is set to host the first-ever International Mountaineering Championship, attracting top climbers from around the world. The event, scheduled for next year, will include competitive climbs, safety training programs, and environmental conservation discussions. Nepalese officials believe this championship will promote adventure tourism while raising awareness about the impact of climate change on Himalayan glaciers. The government is investing in better facilities and rescue operations to ensure the event’s success. Tourism experts predict this will boost Nepal’s economy and reinforce its position as the ultimate destination for mountaineers.

27 Feb

Revolution in Healthcare: AI to Improve Early Cancer Diagnosis

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

Researchers in the United States have developed an AI-powered system capable of detecting cancer in its earliest stages with over 95% accuracy. The new technology, created by leading medical institutes and tech companies, uses deep learning algorithms to analyze medical scans and identify cancerous cells faster than traditional methods. Doctors believe this innovation will significantly improve survival rates by enabling early treatment. The AI system is currently undergoing clinical trials and is expected to be available in hospitals nationwide by next year. Experts say this could revolutionize cancer diagnosis worldwide, making healthcare more accessible and efficient.

26 Feb

ULFA-I rebel Arunjay Bora joins Assam’s peace efforts

Sonakshi SarkarAssam

In a significant development in Assam’s fight against insurgency, United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) cadre Arunjay Bora, alias Ujjal Asom, has surrendered before the Tinsukia police. Bora, a resident of Tekeri village in Pengeri, laid down arms at Ritukathalguri on February 25, marking the end of his association with the banned militant outfit. According to reports, he had joined ULFA-I in 2018 and remained active in the outfit for several years.His surrender is being seen as a step forward in the security forces' continued efforts to dismantle insurgent networks and reintegrate former militants into society. The Assam Police and…

26 Feb

Sikkim CM acknowledges citizens’ participation as ‘Janta Bhet Karyakram’ concludes

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang successfully concluded the three-day public outreach initiative, 'Janta Bhet Karyakram,' at Mamring Gaushala in Amba. The programme, aimed at fostering direct engagement between the government and the people, witnessed an overwhelming response from residents of the Rhenock constituency. Over the course of the event, CM Tamang personally met with approximately 1,200 individuals daily, resulting in benefits reaching around 4,000 people.The initiative, which began on February 23, was launched at Padamchey Secondary School, where the Chief Minister interacted with residents from various parts of the constituency. The following day, the event continued at the Rhenock…

26 Feb

Bhutan Expands Free Healthcare Services with AI-Driven Diagnosis

Sonakshi SarkarBhutan

Bhutan has announced the expansion of its free healthcare system by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into medical diagnosis. The government has partnered with international health-tech firms to develop AI-driven systems that can detect diseases faster and more accurately. These AI tools will assist doctors in diagnosing illnesses like tuberculosis, cancer, and heart disease at an early stage. Bhutan’s commitment to universal healthcare has already been widely recognized, and this new initiative aims to improve efficiency while ensuring medical services remain free for all citizens. The use of AI in healthcare is expected to set an example for other developing nations.

26 Feb

Bangladesh Becomes Leading Supplier of Electric Vehicle Batteries

Sonakshi SarkarBangladesh

Bangladesh is rapidly becoming a global hub for manufacturing electric vehicle (EV) batteries. With investments from major international companies, the country’s battery production has expanded, creating thousands of jobs and boosting exports. The government has introduced incentives for clean energy production, attracting foreign investors to set up advanced battery plants. Analysts believe Bangladesh’s rise in the EV industry could strengthen its economy and position it as a leader in sustainable technology. This move aligns with global efforts to transition toward electric mobility, reducing carbon emissions worldwide.