Sonakshi Sarkar

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Arab Leaders Endorse Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan
05 Mar

Arab Leaders Endorse Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan

Sonakshi SarkarInternational
In a recent summit held in Cairo, Arab leaders endorsed an Egyptian-led proposal to reconstruct the Gaza Strip, allocating $53 billion for the initiative. This plan serves as a counterproposal to U.S. President Donald Trump's "Gaza Riviera" project, which aims to redevelop Gaza into a beach destination by relocating its Palestinian residents—a move critics label as ethnic cleansing. The Egyptian proposal emphasizes the reconstruction of Gaza while ensuring that its 2 million residents remain in place. Supported by key regional players such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the plan has been welcomed by both the European Union…
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Pawan Chamling attacks Sikkim CM Golay over false promises and unfulfilled schemes
05 Mar

Pawan Chamling attacks Sikkim CM Golay over false promises and unfulfilled schemes

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Former Sikkim Chief Minister and Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) President Pawan Chamling launched a scathing attack on the ruling Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) on the occasion of SDF’s 33rd foundation day, accusing Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) of deceiving the people with unfulfilled promises. Mocking the SKM government, Chamling remarked, “Golay deserves a Nobel Prize for lying and a Guinness World Record for false promises.” He criticized the ruling party for failing to deliver key promises such as the ₹20,000 unemployment allowance (Bekari Bhatta) and the ₹50,000 Dashain festival allowance. Chamling also accused SKM of misleading the public by…
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New Assam Law requires security clearance for private universities
05 Mar

New Assam Law requires security clearance for private universities

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
The Assam government has introduced stringent new regulations for private universities, making national security clearance a mandatory requirement before their establishment. The decision, taken during a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma at Lok Sewa Bhawan on Tuesday, aims to reinforce the Assam Private University Act and curb potential irregularities. A key highlight of the new policy is that owning land and infrastructure alone will no longer be sufficient to set up a private university. Institutions must now obtain security clearance from the state’s Home and Political Departments before they can begin operations. “From now on, no…
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Assam govt availed loan worth Rs 24,000 cr in FY 2023-24
05 Mar

Assam govt availed loan worth Rs 24,000 cr in FY 2023-24

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
The Assam government had taken a loan of over Rs 24,000 crore in the financial year 2023-24, state Finance Minister Ajanta Neog said in the assembly on Tuesday. The state government has also been repaying its loan, with more than Rs 6,900 crore being paid back in the previous financial year, she added. Replying to a question from AIUDF legislator Ashraful Hussain, Neog said the state had taken a loan of Rs 24,118 crore (provisional) in 2023-24.
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Bungee jumping trials to begin soon at Sikkim’s Singshore bridge
04 Mar

Bungee jumping trials to begin soon at Sikkim’s Singshore bridge

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Sikkim is poised to elevate its adventure tourism appeal with the potential introduction of bungee jumping at Singshore Bridge in West Sikkim. A team of experts recently conducted an assessment to determine the feasibility of the extreme sport at the state's highest suspension bridge. The experts are currently in discussions with Deputy Director of Tourism Manoj Chettri to evaluate safety measures and operational logistics. Trial jumps are expected to be conducted soon, and if successful, Singshore Bridge could emerge as a premier attraction for adventure enthusiasts. Standing 100 meters high and 240 meters long, Singshore Bridge is the second-highest suspension…
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New deadline for Assam teacher recruitment set for April 8
04 Mar

New deadline for Assam teacher recruitment set for April 8

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
The Directorate of Elementary Education (DEE), Assam, has revised the application schedule for the recruitment of regular teachers in Lower Primary (LP) and Upper Primary (UP) schools. As per the latest notification issued on Monday, March 3, the online application process will now begin on March 8 and continue until April 8, extending the earlier deadline. The change has been introduced to meet administrative requirements, ensuring a smoother recruitment process. The recruitment drive, initially announced on January 8, was followed by an update on February 14. However, apart from the revised application timeline, all other terms and conditions remain unchanged,…
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Sized betel lying in hoards at Assam police station
04 Mar

Sized betel lying in hoards at Assam police station

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
Over 60,000 kgs of unclaimed betel nuts, which have been seized during separate operations, in Lakhipur police station in Assam’s Cachar district has emerged as a problem for the local authorities, as no one has come forward to claim the goods, a senior officer said. With owners not claiming their goods, questions are also being raised on whether the betel nuts were meant for smuggling, he said. “Lakhipur Police Station is grappling with a massive stockpile of seized betel nuts, with no rightful owner stepping forward to claim the commodity. Two separate operations have led to the confiscation of 60,420.26…
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Bhutia-Lepcha community’s constitutional rights at risk, warns SIBLAC convenor
03 Mar

Bhutia-Lepcha community’s constitutional rights at risk, warns SIBLAC convenor

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
The Convenor of the Sikkim Bhutia Lepcha Apex Committee (SIBLAC), Tseten Tashi Bhutia, has issued an open letter to Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang, urging the Bhutia-Lepcha (BL) community to actively safeguard their constitutional rights. Bhutia expressed deep concern over the erosion of Article 371F protections, warning that the community’s silence could lead to the loss of their hard-earned safeguards. He criticized the reduction of BL-reserved seats in Panchayati Raj Institutions, calling for an immediate rollback of the 2018 amendment that reduced reservations to 8% from the constitutionally mandated 50%. In his letter, Bhutia also demanded the implementation of high-security…
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Tinsukia Police, Indian Army uncover major explosives stockpile linked to ULFA-I
03 Mar

Tinsukia Police, Indian Army uncover major explosives stockpile linked to ULFA-I

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
In a major breakthrough for security forces, Tinsukia police and the Indian Army have recovered nearly 30 kg of explosives from the Digboi Reserved Forest during a meticulously planned joint operation. The explosives were unearthed from a hidden location, raising concerns over potential militant activities in the region. According to official sources, the stockpile was buried almost a year ago by Nabajit Asom, a former militant of the proscribed United Liberation Front of Asom - Independent (ULFA-I). Asom, who recently surrendered, provided crucial intelligence that led the security personnel to the concealed cache. The explosives were found buried approximately 500…
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Bangladesh and India Collaborate on Enhanced Trade Initiatives
03 Mar

Bangladesh and India Collaborate on Enhanced Trade Initiatives

Sonakshi SarkarBangladesh
Bangladesh and India have embarked on a series of collaborative initiatives aimed at strengthening economic ties and boosting bilateral trade. Recent agreements focus on infrastructure development, energy cooperation, and the establishment of special economic zones. These efforts are designed to facilitate smoother trade flows, enhance connectivity, and promote mutual economic growth. Both nations are optimistic that these initiatives will lead to increased investment opportunities and a more robust partnership in the South Asian region.
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