North East

Assam Police led human trafficking operation

Assam Police led human trafficking operation

In operation by Biswanath district police has successfully arrested accused for human trafficking. According to the reports, thirteen teenage girls were rescued by the police from Rangapara railway station and arrested the accused. The Biswanath District Superintendent of Police, Subhashis Barua, received crucial information about the transport of thirteen girls via train. Acting promptly, operation led by Deputy Superintendent of Police Nabajit Das Baghri reached the location and successfully rescued the girls.
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Bhela Ghar attracts number of visitors, Assam

Bhela Ghar attracts number of visitors, Assam

As Assam gears up for coming festival, Magh Bihu. During this festival, people of the state crafts bamboo huts, known Bhela Ghar. According to the sources, Milanpur village in Raha were bustling with visitors to witness the majestic Bhela Ghar, replicating Maha Mrityunjay temple of Nagaon. The crafted Bhela Ghar is built at a height of 50 feet by youths from six villages of the state, Assam.
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Diplomatic raw between Maldives and India, disregard comments on PM Modi

Diplomatic raw between Maldives and India, disregard comments on PM Modi

Amid a diplomatic row between India and the Maldives, Israel embassy has pitched India for promoting tourism in Lakshadweep. To reports, the controversial raw took place on remarks made by Maldivian ministers on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the islands, Lakshadweep. Israel embassy stated, "We were in #Lakshadweep last year upon the federal government's request to initiate the desalination program. Israel is ready to commence working on this project tomorrow. For those who are yet to witness the pristine and majestic underwater beauty of #lakshadweepislands, here are a few pictures showing this island's enchanting allure."
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Manipur still under chaotic situation

Manipur still under chaotic situation

In Manipur, heavy gunfight broke out between suspected Kuki militants and state force at Moreh town on Monday. According to the reports, Moreh town of Manipur is known for its commercial activities, and now it has become a vulnerable location as gun fights between arm miscreants and the state police force happens on daily basis. Also, as per reports, while the police force were on their duty, the suspected Kuki Zo militants opened fire upon the force during day hours.
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Vigilance in Assam operates bribery in government offices, two arrested

Vigilance in Assam operates bribery in government offices, two arrested

Two government employees were arrested under bribery charges, operation led by the vigilance in Assam. Both the charges are from different departments of the government service. According to the sources, the first operation was laid at the Samaria Revenue Circle in Assam’s Kamrup district and another one at the District Agricultural Officer of Goalpara. The identified official is named Pradip Kalita, Supervisor Kanungo of O/O Circle Officer and the second employee has been identified as Budheswar Das. Further, more such operations are underway for bribery cases.
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Bus Driver Union protest on BNS law

Bus Driver Union protest on BNS law

All Assam Day-Night (P) Super Bus Driver Union to protest against the recently passed Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). As per the reports, no buses will ply within the northeast region for 48 hours from 5-6 January. The association members demand action from the government on the taken decision.
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Hours after tragic accident, Assam government issues new SOP

Hours after tragic accident, Assam government issues new SOP

The Assam Government has issued SOP for picnic goers due to the recent tragic incident which took place in Dergaon. Assam CM directs, buses carrying passengers for picnic can only operate after the fog clears in the morning and must arrive before the fog clears in the evening. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "People should not start travelling for picnic so early in the morning. Today the state police have issued an SOP which states that buses can only operate after the fog clears in the morning and must arrive before the fog clears in the evening."
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Three percent seats reserved on teacher posts for tea tribes in Assam

Three percent seats reserved on teacher posts for tea tribes in Assam

In a move to fostering diversity within the education sector, the Assam Government has decided to reserve three percent of seats for the Tea tribe and Adivasi communities. Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu via X announced the initiative to reserve seats in the current teachers recruitment which is going to be held soon. According to the sources, there will be a three percent reservation for the communities within the existing 27 percent quote under OBC/MOBC under the Department of School Education, Assam.
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School performance assessment to beings

School performance assessment to beings

The state government is all set to assess students performances including school through 'Gunotsav 2024'. Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said, the assessment is to get started by January 3 to February 8 of this year which will conduct an assessment for approximately 40 lakh students state wide. Ranoj Pegu said, "The exercise will be carried out at 43,498 government schools across 35 districts of the state, covering 39,63,542 students."
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