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20 Injured After LPG Cylinder Blast Sparks Panic in Sribhumi’s Charbazar Area

20 Injured After LPG Cylinder Blast Sparks Panic in Sribhumi’s Charbazar Area

At least 20 people were seriously injured after a leaking LPG cylinder triggered a massive explosion late Tuesday night in the Charbazar area of Sribhumi, causing widespread panic among residents. The blast, which was followed by a fire, occurred at the residence of a local man identified as Munna Kurmi. Emergency responders, along with local residents, rushed the injured to the Sribhumi Civil Hospital. However, several victims were reported to be in critical condition, prompting an immediate referral to the Silchar Medical College Hospital for specialised treatment. In the aftermath of the incident, local residents voiced strong concerns over the…
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Gaurav Gogoi demands machine-readable electoral rolls and accuses the chief minister of Assam of trying to add outsiders to the voter list.

Gaurav Gogoi demands machine-readable electoral rolls and accuses the chief minister of Assam of trying to add outsiders to the voter list.

The Assam Assembly was informed by the education minister that close to 1,400 government-run primary and middle schools in the state’s char and rural areas continue to operate without basic drinking water and toilet facilities, exposing glaring infrastructure gaps in the education sector. Additionally, nearly 28,000 teaching positions remain vacant across these regions. Responding to a question raised by Congress MLA Wajed Ali Choudhury during Question Hour, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said 1,391 Lower Primary (LP) and Middle English (ME) schools currently lack functional drinking water or toilet infrastructure. Of these, 347 schools have no drinking … Gaurav Gogoi Accuses…
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28,000 teaching positions are unfilled, and about 1,400 Assamese schools lack restrooms and drinking water

28,000 teaching positions are unfilled, and about 1,400 Assamese schools lack restrooms and drinking water

The Assam Assembly was informed by the education minister that close to 1,400 government-run primary and middle schools in the state’s char and rural areas continue to operate without basic drinking water and toilet facilities, exposing glaring infrastructure gaps in the education sector. Additionally, nearly 28,000 teaching positions remain vacant across these regions. Responding to a question raised by Congress MLA Wajed Ali Choudhury during Question Hour, Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said 1,391 Lower Primary (LP) and Middle English (ME) schools currently lack functional drinking water or toilet infrastructure. Of these, 347 schools have no drinking water facilities at all,…
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Stranger Things Spins a New Nightmare: Why Vecna Targets Kids Through His Mr. Whatsit Persona

Stranger Things Spins a New Nightmare: Why Vecna Targets Kids Through His Mr. Whatsit Persona

Stranger Things Season 5, which has recently launched on Netflix, unfolds its narrative three days prior to the fourth anniversary of Will's disappearance, which occurred on November 3, 1987. The antagonist Vecna, portrayed by Jamie Campbell Bower, continues to pose a significant threat as he seeks the opportune moment to attack. Additionally, the character Holly engages in a conversation with Mike about an imaginary friend named Mr. Whatsit, introducing a layer of intrigue to the storyline in Volume 1 of Season 5. In Season 5 of Stranger Things, Mr. Whatsit is referenced by Holly (Nell Fisher) as a friend who…
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Gaurav Gogoi, the president of the Assam Congress, escapes unharmed following a car collision in Jorhat

Gaurav Gogoi, the president of the Assam Congress, escapes unharmed following a car collision in Jorhat

Assam Congress president and deputy leader of the Congress party in Lok Sabha, Gaurav Gogoi had a narrow escape after his car met with an accident in Jorhat district on Thursday morning. However, the driver received injuries after the vehicle hit a bridge. The left side of the car was damaged in the mishap. The driver was immediately rushed to the hospital.
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Mahindra XEV 9S Vs Kia Carens Clavis EV

Mahindra XEV 9S Vs Kia Carens Clavis EV

Mahindra has introduced its new all-electric, seven-seat SUV, the XEV 9S, offered in six variants starting at ₹19.95 lakh (ex-showroom). With its launch, the model directly competes with the Kia Carens Clavis EV. Here’s a simplified comparison of the two three-row electric SUVs. Battery and Performance:The Mahindra XEV 9S is available with three battery packs—59 kWh, 70 kWh and 79 kWh—producing peak power outputs of 170 kW, 180 kW and 210 kW respectively. The Kia Carens Clavis EV offers two battery choices: 42 kWh and 51.4 kWh, paired with motors delivering 99 kW and 126 kW, along with 255 Nm…
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Samsung launches its super-premium, next-generation R20 ultrasound system for general imaging

Samsung launches its super-premium, next-generation R20 ultrasound system for general imaging

Samsung India unveiled its super-premium R20 ultrasound system today, marking a significant advancement in general imaging. Powered by Samsung’s Crystal Architecture™, the R20 promises superior image clarity, contrast, and diagnostic accuracy across multiple clinical applications, including abdomen, thyroid, musculoskeletal, vascular, breast, obstetrics, gynaecology, and urology. The system integrates AI-driven automation tools such as Live LiverAssist and Live BreastAssist, enabling real-time lesion detection and BIRADS classification. Auto measurement tools and Deep USFF provide automated quantification with high diagnostic consistency, enhancing workflow efficiency. The ultra-high-definition OLED monitor and ergonomic design focus on clinician comfort, reducing strain during long scanning sessions. “The R20…
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Sikkim Livestock Development Board celebrates National Milk Day at government school

Sikkim Livestock Development Board celebrates National Milk Day at government school

The Sikkim Livestock Development Board (SLDB) turned National Milk Day into a day of learning, celebration, and community engagement at Marchak Chuten Government Primary School in Gangtok District. The event, organised under the Rashtriya Gokul Mission (RGM), brought together students, teachers, health workers, and local residents to highlight the importance of dairy in daily life. The programme was led by SLDB Chief Executive Officer Dr. Pratik Sharma, accompanied by Board officials and staff. The gathering was also attended by Headmaster Phu Tshering Bhutia, teachers, students, and health personnel from Marchak PHSC. In his address, Dr. Sharma explained the significance of…
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Bilateral Trade Between India and UAE Surpasses $100 Billion Mark

Bilateral Trade Between India and UAE Surpasses $100 Billion Mark

India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) successfully concluded the third meeting of the Joint Committee under the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The committee reviewed the progress of the trade agreement, which has propelled bilateral trade between the two nations to surpass the $100 billion milestone. The discussions focused on expanding cooperation in areas like investment, digital trade, and joint manufacturing initiatives, further solidifying the strategic economic ties between the two nations.
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In North Sikkim, the Indian Army Promotes Community-Led Adventure Travel

In North Sikkim, the Indian Army Promotes Community-Led Adventure Travel

. The Indian Army has supported the local community of Yumthang Valley by providing specialised high-altitude adventure equipment to strengthen community-led tourism initiatives in the region. The equipment includes camping gear, climbing essentials, safety items, cooking sets and basic high-altitude support equipment. This will enable villagers to set up structured adventure camps for the daily footfall of 20–25 tourists visiting the valley. With this support, local youth will be able to offer guided trekking, camping and basic adventure experiences in a safe and organised manner. Mr. Pema Dorjee, Pipon, Lachung Dzumsa, who is overseeing the community venture, said, “This support…
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