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30 Jul

29 Bangladesh nationals arrested in Tripura amid infiltration concerns

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Infiltration by individuals, especially from the Rohingya community, across the Bangladesh border has become a "very serious" issue, a Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) official stated on Monday. Since Saturday, 29 Bangladesh nationals without valid travel documents have been arrested in two locations in Tripura, highlighting the ongoing infiltration problem. "Infiltration, especially Rohingya infiltration, has become a very serious issue. The presence of Rohingyas has been found in Hyderabad, Haryana, and Kashmir. This is a threat to security," said MEA Joint Secretary Ankan Banerjee during a media briefing. Banerjee emphasized that the infiltration issue is being discussed at the highest…

30 Jul

Blood cancer symptoms you shouldn’t ignore

Banasree SarkarHealthBlood cancer

Blood cancer, a serious and often life-threatening condition, can manifest in subtle ways that are easy to overlook. Early detection is crucial for effective treatment, so being aware of the warning signs can be lifesaving. Here are five critical symptoms to watch for: Unusual tiredness that doesn't improve with rest could be a sign of blood cancer. This fatigue is often more severe than typical exhaustion and can affect daily activities. Feeling weak or having trouble performing normal tasks without any apparent cause may indicate a problem with blood cells or bone marrow function. Blood cancers can compromise the immune…

30 Jul

Mebo MLA calls for urgent flood control projects for Eroded lands

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

Amid ongoing soil erosion along the left bank of the Siang River in Arunachal Pradesh's East Siang district, Mebo MLA Oken Tayeng assessed the flood damage in Borguli village on Monday. Accompanied by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Sibo Passing, Gaon Burahs (GBs), PRI members, and affected residents, Tayeng visited critical erosion sites in New Borguli and Old Borguli village areas. Tayeng engaged with landowners and village leaders, who informed him about the extensive damage caused by the flooded Siang River. The affected individuals, including Tolo Tayeng, Odan Tayeng, Oying Lego Tayeng, and GB Tokong Tayeng, urged Tayeng to initiate a…

30 Jul

Gorkha community celebrates poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya’s 210th birthday

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

Tapi Darang, MLA of the 38th Pasighat East constituency in Arunachal Pradesh, called on the Gorkha community to preserve and promote their cultural heritage to retain their unique identity. Speaking as the chief guest at the 210th birth anniversary celebration of the legendary poet Bhanu Bhakta Acharya on July 28, Darang highlighted the significance of cultural preservation. The event, held at the Saw Mill area in Pasighat, was organized by the local Gorkha (Nepali) community. Darang acknowledged the Gorkhas' contributions to the development of Pasighat before Independence and praised the efforts of the Gorkha Sanskriti Suraksha Parishad (GSSP), Pasighat, a…

30 Jul

Assam Rifles seize Methamphetamine tablets worth Rs 61 crore in Champhai

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Assam Rifles personnel seized methamphetamine tablets worth ₹61.9 crore in Mizoram’s Champhai district, according to an official statement. Acting on a tip-off, the personnel conducted a raid in Zokhawthar village, near the India-Myanmar border, on July 28 and seized 20.6 kg of methamphetamine tablets. The Assam Rifles stated that the seized tablets were handed over to the state police for further legal proceedings.

30 Jul

DT Lepcha pushes for ST status in Parliament

Sonakshi SarkarLatest

DT Lepcha, the Rajya Sabha MP from Sikkim, on July 29 urged the Central government to grant Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to 12 left-out communities in Sikkim. Raising the issue in Parliament, Lepcha highlighted the categorization of Sikkimese people into three ethnic groups: Lepcha, Bhutia, and Nepali, noting that Sikkim is home to 20 indigenous tribes. "The earliest available census of 1891 notes the Nepali ethnic group as 63.3%, Bhutia as 16.06%, and Lepcha as 18.9%," Lepcha informed Parliament. He pointed out that historically, the King of Sikkim recognized Bhutias, Lepchas, and Nepalis as tribes. However, after Sikkim's merger with…

30 Jul

F.I.R. actress decides to quit television industry, says due to regressive content

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Actress Kavita Kaushik, known for her portrayal of Sub Inspector Chandramukhi Chautala in the comedy show F.I.R., has decided to quit television industry. The actress has also cited her reason for the decision, she said, “TV content is so regressive too and that’s why I don’t want to be a part of it. There was a time when TV was progressive and we had different kinds of shows. There was a variety and there was entertainment for everyone. But now, the kind of content we’re showing is really bad for the young generations to watch. The kind of regression we…

30 Jul

Sonakshi got married in an old saree, said the reason behind

Banasree SarkarEntertainmentSonakshi Sinha

Celebrity weddings mean dresses made by famous designers and precious jewels that are beyond the reach of the common man. Hearing the price, common people's eyes rise to the forehead. In addition to the cost of clothing, there is also a security enclosure. However, Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal didn't care about any of that. Sonakshi got married legally in her own flat with close friends and relatives. Their aim was not to perform any kind of religious ritual but to have pure joy. There was a wedding in the morning and a reception for industry friends in the evening.…

29 Jul

Heroin worth ₹35 Lakhs seized by Assam rifles in Melbuk

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Assam Rifles seized four hongs of Heroin No. 4, approximately 50 grams, valued at ₹35 lakhs, in the general area of Melbuk, Zokawthar, on Friday. The operation led to the apprehension of a woman, reportedly a resident of Tahan, Myanmar. The joint operation was conducted by a team from Assam Rifles and the Police Department of Zokawthar, acting on specific intelligence during a special Area Domination Patrol established by Assam Rifles. The seized consignment and the apprehended woman were handed over to the Police Department of Zokawthar for further legal proceedings, according to a press release.

29 Jul

Aryan Khan bought 2 floors in a building worth ₹37 crore in Delhi, the property has a special connection with Shahrukh Khan-Gauri Khan

Business CorrespondentEntertainment, News

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's children Suhana Khan and Aryan Khan have made significant real estate investments in recent months. After Suhana Khan acquired two prime properties in Maharashtra, Aryan Khan has bought two floors worth Rs 37 crore in the same building in South Delhi where Shah Rukh Khan owns the ground floor and basement.According to the documents received by Economic Times, Aryan has acquired property in Panchsheel Park, Delhi. Aryan paid Rs 2.64 crore in stamp duty in a transaction registered in May 2024. Notably, Aryan bought floors in the same building where Shah Rukh and his wife…