Sonakshi Sarkar

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Assam journalist’s brother arrested in land grabbing case

Assam journalist’s brother arrested in land grabbing case

Taibur Rahman Mozumder, the brother of Assam journalist Dilwar Hussain Mozumder, was arrested on April 2 in Hojai district on multiple charges, including land grabbing, forgery, and criminal breach of trust. Hojai District Superintendent of Police (DSP) Saurabh Gupta confirmed the arrest, stating that Mozumder was taken into custody based on a case registered against him. “He has been accused of illegal land dealings and forgery. The investigation is ongoing,” Gupta said. The arrest has sparked controversy as Taibur Rahman is the sibling of Dilwar Hussain Mozumder, a senior journalist and assistant general secretary of the Gauhati Press Club. Dilwar…
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Brazil Reports Decline in Deforestation Rates

Brazil Reports Decline in Deforestation Rates

Brazil has reported a significant drop in deforestation rates in the Amazon rainforest, with government data showing a 25% decrease compared to last year. Environmental policies under President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva have played a crucial role in reversing the damage caused by illegal logging and land clearing. Stronger enforcement measures, international funding for conservation projects, and crackdowns on illegal landowners have contributed to the improvement. The European Union and other global partners have also pledged financial support for sustainable development in the region. However, environmental groups warn that the progress must be sustained through continued vigilance. "The Amazon…
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Japan Invests in AI for Disaster Management

Japan Invests in AI for Disaster Management

Japan is set to revolutionize its disaster management system by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) for early warning and response. The new system, developed in collaboration with top tech firms, will analyze seismic activity in real time, providing more accurate predictions of earthquakes and tsunamis. According to officials, AI-driven models have already shown a 30% improvement in forecasting compared to traditional methods. This initiative comes in response to the increasing frequency of natural disasters in the region, such as the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida emphasized the importance of AI in protecting lives and infrastructure. "With…
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Sikkim CM unveils Platinum Pillar to mark 75 years of Dodak School

Sikkim CM unveils Platinum Pillar to mark 75 years of Dodak School

Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang inaugurated a Scheduled Caste (SC) Girls’ Hostel and unveiled the Platinum Pillar at Government Secondary School Dodak in Soreng district on Sunday. The event was part of the school’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, marking 75 years of academic excellence. The newly constructed SC Girls’ Hostel, built by the Social Welfare Department, aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for girls from the Scheduled Caste community, ensuring better access to education. CM Tamang reaffirmed his government’s commitment to inclusive education and infrastructure development for students. "Education is the foundation of progress, and our government remains…
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BJP’s Pushpanjali Boro set to win big, Mallabaruah declares

BJP’s Pushpanjali Boro set to win big, Mallabaruah declares

With the Rabha Hasong Autonomous Council (RHAC) elections approaching, Assam Cabinet Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah has launched a scathing attack on the Congress, predicting a decisive defeat for the party. Addressing an election rally, Mallabaruah claimed that Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) President Bhupen Borah is already preparing excuses for the impending loss. He further alleged that even Borah’s closest aides acknowledge the party’s shrinking influence in these elections. Speaking at a campaign event in 36 No. Rani constituency, Mallabaruah strongly backed Pushpanjali Kumari Boro, the BJP-AGP-supported candidate, who also has the endorsement of the Rabha Joint Struggle Committee. Expressing confidence…
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Pradyot pledges to secure future for indigenous people

Pradyot pledges to secure future for indigenous people

Tipra Motha Party (TMP) founder Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma has reiterated that his party’s alliance with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Tripura will not deter him from advocating for the rights of the indigenous people. Addressing a large gathering at Nepaltilla village under Karamcherra Assembly Constituency in Dhalai District, Pradyot made it clear that the Tiprasa community’s interests remain his top priority. “We have aligned with BJP, but that does not mean we will remain silent. Tipra Motha is still on the ground, raising its voice for the indigenous people. We continue to highlight issues inside the Assembly…
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South Africa Implements Stricter Anti-Poaching Measures

South Africa Implements Stricter Anti-Poaching Measures

South Africa has introduced stricter anti-poaching laws to combat the illegal wildlife trade. The government is increasing the use of drones and surveillance cameras across national parks. Additionally, local communities are being engaged through employment and awareness programs. Conservationists have welcomed the initiative, hoping it will help protect endangered species such as rhinos and elephants.
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UK Announces New Renewable Energy Initiative

UK Announces New Renewable Energy Initiative

The UK government has unveiled a new renewable energy initiative aiming to significantly reduce carbon emissions by 2035. The plan involves expanding offshore wind farms, solar energy projects, and developing more energy storage facilities. Officials say the project will create thousands of jobs and support the country’s transition to clean energy. The initiative is part of the UK’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Sikkim authorities penalize passengers for urinating near Atal Setu

Sikkim authorities penalize passengers for urinating near Atal Setu

Several travellers were penalized for public urination near Atal Setu in Sikkim as part of a strict cleanliness drive by the Rangpo Nagar Panchayat (RNP). The bus driver of their vehicle was also fined for failing to inform passengers about Swachh Bharat Abhiyan guidelines and the availability of public restrooms. According to officials, the incident occurred on Sunday morning, when a passenger bus stopped near Atal Setu. Instead of using designated public washrooms, some travellers relieved themselves in an open area, prompting immediate action from the RNP inspection team. Authorities emphasized that public nuisance is strictly prohibited, and penalties will…
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Police arrest 8 in major Assam truck theft operation

Police arrest 8 in major Assam truck theft operation

In a major breakthrough, Assam Police on Sunday busted an interstate truck theft racket and arrested eight individuals involved in the crime. The operation was launched following a complaint by Ajoy Barman, a resident of Shantipur, Mangaldai, who reported the theft of his parked truck (Registration No. AS13AC 5614). According to police sources, the truck had been stationed near Sai Baba Mandir for a month before it mysteriously disappeared. Acting swiftly on the complaint, Mangaldai police traced a recovery van (Reg No. AS01Y 4088) in Basistha, suspected to have been used in the crime. Further investigation led the authorities to…
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