Sonakshi Sarkar

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Following a violent altercation in the hostel, NIT Silchar suspends five Bangladeshi students and mandates their expulsion

Following a violent altercation in the hostel, NIT Silchar suspends five Bangladeshi students and mandates their expulsion

In a major disciplinary move, the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Silchar has suspended five Bangladeshi students following a violent clash inside a campus hostel that left several students seriously injured. The institute has also confirmed that the students, who were studying in India under scholarships from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), will be deported to Bangladesh. The incident took place on the night of September 8, when a group of third-year students allegedly attacked their senior compatriots inside one of the hostels. According to eyewitnesses, the attackers were carrying rods, knives and screwdrivers, and appeared to be…
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In Sikkim, a Nepali man was detained for unlawful entrance and in possession of fake Indian identification documents

In Sikkim, a Nepali man was detained for unlawful entrance and in possession of fake Indian identification documents

A Nepali national was arrested in East Sikkim on Saturday for illegally entering a protected area and carrying forged Indian identity documents, raising security concerns along the Indo-Nepal border. The accused, Rajesh Biswakarma, a resident of Mechinagar in Nepal’s Jhapa district, was apprehended in Rumtek, a designated Protected Area. Officials said Biswakarma had entered the area without a valid Inner Line Permit (ILP), which is mandatory for foreigners in such zones. During the arrest, authorities recovered multiple forged Indian identification cards under the alias “Sanu Pradhan”, but his true identity was confirmed through his Nepal National ID. A case has…
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A massive fire at the ONGC oil rig in Sivasagar, Assam, causes fear although no injuries have been reported

A massive fire at the ONGC oil rig in Sivasagar, Assam, causes fear although no injuries have been reported

A massive fire broke out at an Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) drilling site in Assam’s Sivasagar district late on Sunday night, sending shockwaves across the oilfield region and triggering panic among nearby residents. The incident occurred at Rig No. 135 in Bokota Koronga Laipaleng, an area well known for oil exploration activities.According to initial reports, the drilling site is currently being operated by S.K. Petro, a private firm contracted by ONGC to carry out drilling operations. Witnesses said the blaze erupted suddenly, with flames shooting up into the night sky, visible from several kilometers away. The fire spread…
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Minister Sonam Lama is in charge of Sikkim’s Engineer’s Day race in Gangtok

Minister Sonam Lama is in charge of Sikkim’s Engineer’s Day race in Gangtok

The capital city of Gangtok came alive early this morning as residents joined hands to celebrate Engineer’s Day with a spirited run organised in honour of Bharat Ratna Sir M. Visvesvaraya, one of India’s most revered engineers. The event, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from engineers, students, and local residents, was also graced by the Hon’ble Minister Ven. Sonam Lama. The minister joined participants in the run and later addressed the gathering, emphasising the significant role engineers play in shaping Sikkim’s infrastructure and overall development. Speaking to the crowd, Minister Lama said, “Engineers are the backbone of our modern society. Their…
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Rallies and processions are strictly prohibited by Guwahati Police in order to reduce traffic in the city

Rallies and processions are strictly prohibited by Guwahati Police in order to reduce traffic in the city

The Guwahati Police have imposed a citywide ban on processions, rallies, marathons, walkathons, and other such events. The order, which has come into immediate effect, was issued by Deputy Commissioner of Police (Administration) Imdad Ali, APS, under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023. Officials said the directive was necessitated by repeated complaints of severe traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours, when rallies and processions often paralyze movement across arterial routes. “It is essential to manage road usage efficiently for the smooth flow of traffic in Guwahati. Processions and rallies often cause severe traffic snarls, leading to…
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In Bengaluru, a delegation from the Sikkim Assembly attends the 11th CPA India Region Conference

In Bengaluru, a delegation from the Sikkim Assembly attends the 11th CPA India Region Conference

A delegation from the Sikkim Legislative Assembly (CPA Sikkim Branch), led by Speaker Mingma Norbu Sherpa and Deputy Speaker Raj Kumari Thapa, participated in the inaugural ceremony of the 11th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) India Region Conference at Vidhan Soudha, Bengaluru, on Thursday. The team also included Assembly Secretary Lalit Kumar Gurung, Principal Director Karma Tshering Gyatso Bhutia, Senior PS to the Deputy Speaker Pradeep Gurung, and PS to the Speaker Aadarsh Chhetri. Before the formal proceedings, Speaker Sherpa joined the Executive Committee Meeting at the Vidhan Soudha conference hall. The conference was inaugurated by Lok Sabha Speaker and CPA…
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Gaurav Gogoi criticizes Himanta Biswa Sarma and casts doubt on the CM’s legitimacy

Gaurav Gogoi criticizes Himanta Biswa Sarma and casts doubt on the CM’s legitimacy

Assam Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi has launched a strong attack on Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, accusing him of damaging the dignity of the Chief Minister’s chair through controversial remarks and unverified claims. Gogoi, in a series of sharp comments on social media, cited what he called “embarrassing instances” that, according to him, have eroded Sarma’s credibility among the people of Assam. The immediate flashpoint came when Gogoi reminded the public of Sarma’s earlier claim that he had seen a “body double” of Rahul Gandhi during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. The Congress leader described the statement as both “baseless and…
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In honor of the 59th Nathula Vijay Diwas, the governor of Sikkim flags off a bike rally

In honor of the 59th Nathula Vijay Diwas, the governor of Sikkim flags off a bike rally

Governor of Sikkim, Om Prakash Mathur, today flagged off a bike rally from Raj Bhavan to mark the 59th Nathula Vijay Diwas, an occasion that honours the bravery and sacrifices of the Indian Armed Forces during the 1967 Indo-China war under the leadership of Late Maj. Gen. Sagat Singh. Organised by the 17th Mountain Division of the Indian Army, the rally featured 60 bikers, including women riders, traversing Nathula Pass, Dokala Pass, and Chola Pass. While flagging off the event, the Governor described it as a moving tribute to the courage of the Indian Army and a reminder of the…
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Assam SIT reveals alleged MP conspiracy with Pakistani ties; Cabinet to consider report

Assam SIT reveals alleged MP conspiracy with Pakistani ties; Cabinet to consider report

The Assam government is set to review a Special Investigation Team (SIT) report that has reportedly flagged a Pakistan-linked plot involving a Member of Parliament from the state. The SIT, constituted by the Assam Cabinet on February 17, 2025, was tasked with probing the alleged anti-India activities of Pakistani national Ali Tauqeer Sheikh and his associates. According to sources, the SIT has uncovered startling details suggesting a broader conspiracy that could threaten national sovereignty. The probe has revealed the involvement of a British national married to an Indian MP, allegedly connected to Sheikh’s network. Further findings suggest that the Ministry…
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Sikkim witnesses the Gen-Z demonstrations in Nepal while migrant workers stand by in solidarity and terror

Sikkim witnesses the Gen-Z demonstrations in Nepal while migrant workers stand by in solidarity and terror

The tremors of Nepal’s youth-led protests have travelled far beyond Kathmandu’s streets, reaching the quiet corners of Sikkim where hundreds of Nepalese migrant workers earn their daily bread. On Tuesday evening, a group of porters and daily wage laborers sat on a weathered staircase beside a green corrugated wall in Gangtok, their eyes glued to mobile phone screens. For them, the unrest back home is not just news—it is deeply personal. The protests, popularly called the “Gen-Z movement,” erupted on September 8 after the Nepal government abruptly banned major social media platforms including Facebook, YouTube, and X. Officials said the…
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