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Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma laid the cornerstones for a number of large-scale infrastructure projects at Assam Medical College & Hospital (AMCH), Dibrugarh, on Thursday, marking a major step towards bolstering medical education and healthcare facilities in Upper Assam. The ceremony signaled the start of work on the AMCH campus in 504-Bigha on the teacher quarters and student hostels. The Public Works (Health & Education) Department is in charge of carrying out the Rs 357 crore project. In addition to separate residences for the Principal, Vice-Principals, and Medical Superintendent, the project will feature housing facilities for faculty members, including…

Nearly two months after Dr. Debanjib Sharmah mysteriously vanished from Tulow Resort in Wakro, Arunachal Pradesh, on May 31, his family has accused the state police and the government of showing no urgency in the investigation. Expressing anguish and frustration, the family alleged that despite repeated assurances and the passage of over a month since DNA samples were collected, the probe remains "mission-less” and “shockingly unproductive.” What was initially touted as a Special Investigation Team (SIT) inquiry has, in their words, turned out to be “mere lip service.” Key events and lapses in the investigation May 31 Dr. Sharmah goes…

President of the Assam Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Dilip Saikia, on July 25, announced the appointment of State Morcha Presidents, with two leaders from Guwahati securing key positions. Dilip Saikia, with the consent of the party’s National President JP Nadda, named Nabarun Medhi from Guwahati as the new president of the Scheduled Caste (SC) Morcha, while Pankaj Borbora, also from Guwahati, has been appointed to lead the Kisan Morcha.The fresh appointments reflect the party's growing focus on urban political leadership and grassroots engagement in the capital city. Alongside Guwahati's representation, other leaders across Assam have been appointed to lead…

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and state Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Keshab Mahanta met today in New Delhi to talk about the growing drought-like conditions in Assam that have affected the agriculture industry. Minister Mahanta informed the Union Home Minister of the persistent drought-like conditions in a number of the state's districts during their meeting on Thursday and pleaded with the federal government to provide the required support. The minister told Amit Shah that the irregular and noticeably inadequate rainfall this season is causing severe water shortages in paddy fields in many Assamese districts, particularly in Lower, Upper, and…