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NCB Seizes ₹12.5 Crore Heroin in Assam; Two Arrested in Riverine Trafficking Bust

NCB Seizes ₹12.5 Crore Heroin in Assam; Two Arrested in Riverine Trafficking Bust

In a major crackdown on an international drug cartel, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has seized heroin worth ₹12.5 crore in Assam that was being smuggled into India through riverine routes from Myanmar. Two persons have been arrested in connection with the operation, a senior NCB official said on Tuesday. The NCB’s Guwahati Zonal Unit, acting on specific intelligence and conducting prolonged surveillance, launched a joint operation with the CRPF and Assam Police. The agencies traced an illicit consignment that was being transported through dense forest routes in Manipur and ferried along the Barak river by small motorboats to evade…
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Renault India reports wholesales of 3,662 units in November 2025

Renault India reports wholesales of 3,662 units in November 2025

Renault India has reported strong wholesale numbers for November 2025, registering 3,662 units, a 30.27% year-on-year increase from 2,811 units sold in the same month last year. The growth was primarily led by robust demand for the new Triber and Kiger models, reaffirming customer trust in the French automaker’s India strategy. The new Triber emerged as the top performer with 2,064 units sold, marking a 38.9% jump, while the new Kiger recorded 1,151 units, up 47.75% from November 2024—both benefiting from a relatively lower base. Renault also delivered 447 units of the Kwid, strengthening its entry-level portfolio. In Guwahati, Renault…
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Fighting Surges Across Chin State; More Civilians Cross Into Mizoram

Fighting Surges Across Chin State; More Civilians Cross Into Mizoram

A fresh group of displaced Myanmar nationals has entered Mizoram’s Champhai district amid escalating clashes between the military junta and rebel forces across Myanmar’s Chin State. The latest arrivals mark a renewed surge in cross-border movement ahead of the junta-announced elections scheduled for December 28. According to village authorities in Vaphai, 47 people from 11 families of Falam township crossed into Saikhumphai hamlet over the past few days. The first batch reached the area on Friday night, while the remaining families entered late on Monday. Initially housed in a local school building, the refugees have since been shifted to Vaphai,…
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Conrad Hits Back At State Cong Chief Over Remark On New Regional Front

Conrad Hits Back At State Cong Chief Over Remark On New Regional Front

In a sharp riposte to Meghalaya Congress chief Vincent H. Pala’s remark on regional front “One North East” as nothing but a BJP-RSS plan, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma on Tuesday hit back, alleging that the Opposition party was ‘already’ a divided house, and hence need not be further divided. “Nobody needs to work to divide them as Congress is already a divided house,” Sangma stated. The Chief Minister also said that as “One North East”, they are not here to fight against or oppose anyone since the front is here from a positive perspective of unification and to…
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Assam Pays Tribute To Chaolung Sukapha On Asom Divas; Pm Modi Greets People

Assam Pays Tribute To Chaolung Sukapha On Asom Divas; Pm Modi Greets People

People across Assam on Tuesday paid tribute to the founder of the Ahom kingdom, Chaolung Sukapha, on the occasion of Asom Divas. A central celebration of Asom Divas was organised in Nazira, Charaideo district led by the Department of Cultural Affairs and the Tai Ahom Development Council, with support from the Sivasagar district administration and AASU Nazira Committee. The day-long programme saw the participation of several ministers, MLAs and dignitaries. Before the main event at the Nazira Sports Association playground, a 20-foot statue of Chaolung Sukapha was unveiled in Nazira. The statue, funded by the Tai Ahom Development Council, was…
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St. Status Demand: On December 4, a group of ministers from Assam will meet with protesting tribal groups

St. Status Demand: On December 4, a group of ministers from Assam will meet with protesting tribal groups

The Group of Ministers (GoM), led by Tribal Affairs (Plains) minister Ranoj Pegu, will hold talks with the Coordination Committee of Tribal Organisations of Assam (CCTOA) on December 4 to address the latter’s concerns over the report on the proposal to grant Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to six OBC (Other Backward Classes) communities in the state. The communities seeking ST status comprise Tai-Ahom, Chutia, Moran, Matak, Koch-Rajbongshi and Tea Tribe (Adivasi). The development comes in the wake of protests led by the CCTOA, an umbrella body of 26 tribal groups, since Saturday, rejecting the proposal by the GoM and warning…
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Shhyamali De’s First Post After Raj’s Wedding Leaves Fans Guessing Its Meaning

Shhyamali De’s First Post After Raj’s Wedding Leaves Fans Guessing Its Meaning

Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu and filmmaker Raj Nidimoru married in a traditional yogic ceremony at the Isha Foundation in Coimbatore. Following the release of their wedding pictures online, Raj's ex-wife Shhyamali De made several posts that garnered public attention. Shhyamali, an active social media user, recently shared an Instagram Stories image depicting the vast universe, highlighting a small planet with the caption, “We live here.” This was her first post following the public announcement of Samantha and Raj's wedding. Prior to this, she posted a cryptic message stating, “Desperate people do desperate things,” which sparked speculation among users about its…
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Nutritionist Leema Mahajan busts myths on palm oil as MPOC launches science-based podcast series

Nutritionist Leema Mahajan busts myths on palm oil as MPOC launches science-based podcast series

The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) has launched a new six-part podcast series to clear growing confusion among Indian consumers about edible oils. The initiative comes at a time when online misinformation and misleading food labels are increasing. The series builds on MPOC’s earlier digital outreach that helped millions understand the science and nutrition behind Malaysian palm oil. The first two episodes feature nutritionist and digital creator Leema Mahajan, who discusses common myths about cooking oils in simple language. She explains that no single oil is “perfect” and says people should focus on balance, rotation of oils, and smart cooking…
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MILKMAID commemorates India’s love for kheer with World Kheer Day

MILKMAID commemorates India’s love for kheer with World Kheer Day

Nestlé MILKMAID, a name synonymous with delicious desserts announces World Kheer Day on 30 November, a day dedicated to the dessert that every Indian home has grown up with.  Kheer is one dessert that truly unites India – divided in recipes and ingredients, united by the warmth and nostalgia it evokes. From festivals, homecomings to everyday celebrations, it continues to be a symbol of togetherness across the country. MILKMAID has helped keep this tradition alive in a way that is easy, quick and just as comforting. Manav Sahni, Head, Dairy Business, Nestlé India, said, "World Kheer Day is our way…
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Himanta vows to build an inclusive ‘Greater Assam’ on Asom Divas

Himanta vows to build an inclusive ‘Greater Assam’ on Asom Divas

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday pledged to build ‘Bor Asom’ or Greater Assam—an inclusive vision embracing all communities of the state—as part of the Asom Divas celebrations. Sarma made the remarks while paying tribute to Chaolung Sukapha, the founder of the Ahom kingdom, who arrived in Assam in 1228 AD and laid the foundation of Ahom rule and its enduring legacy. “As we observe #AsomDivas, we pledge to continue building the Bor Asom as he envisaged — proud, strong, and united,” he said in a post on X. The Chief Minister also thanked Union Home Minister Amit…
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