Sonakshi Sarkar

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Assam CM takes strong stance against Congress, says protests near Raj Bhawan will be banned
20 Dec

Assam CM takes strong stance against Congress, says protests near Raj Bhawan will be banned

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has accused the Congress party of attempting to create unrest in the state capital, Guwahati, following recent protests near the Raj Bhawan. In a decisive move to address the situation, the state government has announced new regulations to restrict demonstrations in sensitive areas. Speaking at a press briefing after the weekly Cabinet meeting, CM Sarma stated that protests near Raj Bhawan would no longer be allowed. Instead, designated zones will be established for demonstrations to ensure public safety and maintain law and order. The announcement comes in the aftermath of an incident on December…
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Sikkim CM extends heartfelt welcome to Amit Shah and Sonal Shah in Siliguri
20 Dec

Sikkim CM extends heartfelt welcome to Amit Shah and Sonal Shah in Siliguri

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang extended a heartfelt welcome to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and his wife, Sonal Shah, during their early morning arrival in Siliguri. The meeting, held in the predawn hours, was described by CM Tamang as “warm and memorable.” “It was an honor to welcome Shri Amit Shah Ji, the Hon’ble Home Minister of India, and Madam Sonal Shah Ji during their visit to Siliguri early this morning,” the Chief Minister remarked. He also inquired about their health and well-being, underscoring the cordiality and respect that marked the interaction. The visit holds significant strategic and…
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Mridul Islam dies in Guwahati protest clash, congress calls for justice
19 Dec

Mridul Islam dies in Guwahati protest clash, congress calls for justice

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
The death of Mridul Islam, a 45-year-old Congress Legal Cell secretary, during a protest march in Guwahati has sparked allegations of conspiracy from opposition parties in Assam. The Congress declared him the “first martyr” of its anti-corruption movement and demanded swift action against those responsible. The incident occurred during a “Raj Bhawan Chalo” protest organized by the Congress on Wednesday, which drew thousands of participants. The demonstration aimed to highlight issues such as the unrest in Manipur, allegations of bribery involving the Adani Group, the state’s implementation of smart meters, and the "One Nation, One Election" proposal. Tensions escalated when…
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Tamang honors founders of K.B. Limboo School on Platinum Jubilee
19 Dec

Tamang honors founders of K.B. Limboo School on Platinum Jubilee

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang reaffirmed the Sikkim government’s commitment to inclusive and equitable education during the Platinum Jubilee celebration of K.B. Limboo Senior Secondary School on December 18. The event marked 75 years of the institution's contributions to education in the region. Reflecting on the school's origins, Tamang commended the foresight of community pioneers who established it through donations and voluntary efforts. "The school's journey from a humble committee-run initiative to a government institution is a testament to the dedication of our forefathers," he remarked, expressing gratitude to those who contributed land and resources. Tamang underscored the pivotal role…
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Assam MP slams electronic voting system for technical glitch in Parliament
18 Dec

Assam MP slams electronic voting system for technical glitch in Parliament

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
Assam Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi has raised serious concerns over the reliability of electronic voting systems in Parliament, following a technical malfunction during the introduction of the 129th Constitution Amendment Bill. The glitch, which occurred during a crucial voting session, led to the exclusion of several votes, casting doubt on the robustness of the technology used in legislative proceedings. Speaking on the incident, Gogoi stated, “Funnily enough, while voting on the introduction of the 129th Constitution Amendment Bill, the electronic voting in Parliament failed. Many votes were not counted. It was the paper vote which reflected the accurate tally at…
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Sikkim Health Authorities respond to Hepatitis ‘A’ surge in Gangtok
18 Dec

Sikkim Health Authorities respond to Hepatitis ‘A’ surge in Gangtok

Sonakshi SarkarHealth
Gangtok and surrounding areas are witnessing a surge in Hepatitis 'A' cases, with 33 reported since December 1 at STNM Hospital and CRH. The Sikkim health department has launched an urgent response to curb the spread of this waterborne infection.A high-level meeting chaired by the Chief Secretary on December 17 focused on strategies to tackle the outbreak. Key measures include: Contact Tracing: Health officials are actively identifying and monitoring individuals exposed to infected patients. Public Awareness Campaigns: Efforts are underway to educate the community about prevention, symptoms, and treatment of Hepatitis 'A'. Hygiene Inspections: Local eateries and food outlets are…
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Sikkim CM Tamang opens new Sub-Divisional Office to enhance administrative access
17 Dec

Sikkim CM Tamang opens new Sub-Divisional Office to enhance administrative access

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang-Golay on December 16 inaugurated the new Sub-Divisional Office at Sang-Rabdang in the Khamdong-Singtam constituency, enhancing administrative accessibility for local residents. The ceremony was attended by key leaders, including Ministers Ven Sonam Lama and Sonam Venzongpa, alongside other dignitaries. The Chief Minister also distributed financial aid to NGOs, schools, and community organizations, underlining the government’s commitment to community welfare. In his address, CM Tamang expressed gratitude to the people of Khamdong-Singtam, emphasizing the importance of efficient governance and infrastructure development. He engaged with attendees to discuss regional concerns and pledged further improvements in public services. The…
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NIA foils major t*rror plot in Guwahati, arrests ULFA (I) operative Jahnu Baruah
17 Dec

NIA foils major t*rror plot in Guwahati, arrests ULFA (I) operative Jahnu Baruah

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
In a significant breakthrough, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Jahnu Baruah, an operative of the banned militant outfit ULFA (I), for planting Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) in Guwahati during the 2024 Independence Day celebrations. The arrest, carried out on December 16, follows months of meticulous investigation into ULFA (I)'s terror activities in Assam. Acting on intelligence inputs, the NIA, with support from the Assam Police, conducted a pre-dawn raid at Baruah’s residence in Dibrugarh. Several incriminating materials, including digital devices, were seized during the operation. The items are now being analyzed for further leads. Baruah, who also goes by…
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Sikkim MP pushes for local governance role in Disaster Management Bill
14 Dec

Sikkim MP pushes for local governance role in Disaster Management Bill

Sonakshi SarkarSikkim
Sikkim MP Indra Hang Subba of the Sikkim Krantikari Morcha expressed robust support for the Disaster Management (Amendment) Bill, 2024, during its discussion in the Lok Sabha. The bill seeks to bolster disaster management frameworks across the country. Highlighting the vulnerability of Sikkim to natural disasters such as landslides and glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs), Subba underscored the need for enhanced preventive measures. He emphasized that the amendments could significantly mitigate risks to lives and livelihoods in disaster-prone regions. Calling for a more inclusive approach, Subba advocated for involving local governance bodies like MLAs and panchayats in disaster planning and…
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Assam CM urges stronger coordination between states to tackle border infiltration
13 Dec

Assam CM urges stronger coordination between states to tackle border infiltration

Sonakshi SarkarAssam
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has sharply criticized the West Bengal government for its perceived leniency in addressing border infiltration. Speaking to reporters, Sarma identified West Bengal as a "weak link" in the broader effort to combat illegal entry into the country. "The weak link in our campaign against infiltrators is the West Bengal government," Sarma remarked. "We apprehend six to seven illegal infiltrators daily in Assam, as evident from my social media updates. However, unless infiltration is curbed in West Bengal, the problem will persist and spread nationwide." Highlighting the pressing need for a nationwide implementation of the…
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