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Shah Confirms Week-Long Post-Poll Deployment of Central Forces in Bengal

Shah Confirms Week-Long Post-Poll Deployment of Central Forces in Bengal

Campaigning for the alternate phase of the West Bengal Assembly choices concluded on Monday with top political leaders making final prayers to choosers amid heightened rhetoric and security assurances. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, addressing a roadshow in Behalf, said Central forces would remain stationed in the state for at least seven days after polling, anyhow of the election outgrowth, to insure a secure terrain for choosers. “Go and bounce on the 29th without fear. The Election Commission has made expansive security arrangements. Indeed, if the BJP comes to power, Central forces will remain then for seven days, Shah, prompting…
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CM Khandu, Rajnath Discuss Boosting Infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh

CM Khandu, Rajnath Discuss Boosting Infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Chief Minister Pema Khandu called on Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Sunday and sought continued support from the Centre for strengthening critical infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh, particularly in strategically important border areas. Detailed discussions were held on connectivity requirements across the state, with a specific focus on the strategic Akajan–Likabali–Bame corridor. The project includes the construction of a crucial bridge over the Taro Tamak River, which is expected to improve access between the plains of Assam and remote districts such as Upper Subansiri and Shi-Yomi in Arunachal Pradesh. “Discussed key priority projects to enhance road…
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Problems in the Arunachal Community Bill to Change Transgender Rights

Problems in the Arunachal Community Bill to Change Transgender Rights

The AP QueerStation has voiced strong opposition to the Transgender Persons (Amendment) Bill 2026, warning that the proposed legislation is already fostering an environment of discrimination and uncertainty for the transgender community in Arunachal Pradesh. During a recent meeting, members recounted distressing experiences at district administrative offices, where individuals reported being dismissed, humiliated, and denied essential services. These incidents, attributed to both the anticipated implementation of the bill and a pervasive lack of institutional sensitivity, have prompted the collective to explore legal avenues, including filing petitions in the High Court, with guidance from legal adviser Ebo Milli. The community’s critique…
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Sacred Buddha Idols Stolen in Dirang, Locals Demand Swift Action

Sacred Buddha Idols Stolen in Dirang, Locals Demand Swift Action

Several small Buddha statues were stolen by miscreants from the prayer wheel shed of Thupsung Dargye Ling Monastery in West Kameng district on Saturday morning, leaving the local community shocked. According to reports, at least 20 Buddha statues have gone missing. Jikmey Rinpoche of the monastery stated that he had noticed for months that some statues were gradually disappearing. However, he suggested that the thefts might have been committed out of ignorance. “These statues are placed for people to seek peace and offer prayers. They are not antiques,” he said, adding that the act is unacceptable regardless of the intent.…
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Yupia Court Awards Death Penalty in POCSO Case, Calls Crime ‘Rarest of Rare’

Yupia Court Awards Death Penalty in POCSO Case, Calls Crime ‘Rarest of Rare’

A special POCSO court in Yupia has sentenced a 44-year-old man to death for repeatedly raping his minor relative in 2019, calling the offence a “rarest of rare” case involving a grave breach of trust. Special Judge (POCSO) Dr. Hirendra Kashyap convicted Lakang Tallang under Sections 376(2)(f) and 506 of the IPC, along with Section 6 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The court held that the accused, being the victim’s maternal uncle, abused his position of trust to commit aggravated penetrative sexual assault. According to the prosecution, led by Special Public Prosecutor Kagam Bagra, the…
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Indian Army Hosts Mega Veterans Rally to Strengthen Ties with Ex-Servicemen

Indian Army Hosts Mega Veterans Rally to Strengthen Ties with Ex-Servicemen

In close collaboration with the State and District Administrations of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, the Spearhead Division of Spearcorps organized a massive Veterans Rally on April 26, 2026. Over 1,500 veterans, Veer Naris, active troops, Next of Kin (NOKs), and dependents participated in the ceremony, demonstrating the close ties between the military and its veteran community. Reaching out to veterans and addressing important issues, such as irregular pension disbursements, land and legal issues, and other difficulties experienced by veterans and their families, was the main goal of the demonstration.  As the Chief Guest, Lt Gen KT Parnaik (Retd), the Hon'ble…
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Vote Counting Preparedness: Training Session Held in Guwahati

Vote Counting Preparedness: Training Session Held in Guwahati

In order to ensure the smooth conduct of the vote counting process for the General Election to the Assam Legislative Assembly, 2026, a training programme for the District Election Officers, Returning Officers, and Election officers was held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Guwahati. Organised under the aegis of the Chief Electoral Officer, Assam, the programme covered detailed planning and various aspects of implementation of the counting process, in line with the guidelines of the Election Commission of India. The Chief Electoral Officer, Assam, Anurag Goel, along with the Additional Chief Electoral Officer and Joint Chief Electoral Officers, attended the programme…
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Centre-Funded Projects in Tripura Assessed by DoNER Secretary

Centre-Funded Projects in Tripura Assessed by DoNER Secretary

Secretary of the Ministry of Development of Northeastern Region (DoNER), Sanjay Jaju, visited the archaeological and tourist site of Unakoti at Kailashahar on Saturday. During his visit, Jaju explored the magnificent rock-cut sculptures and architectural carvings on the hills. He also reviewed the initiatives taken to enhance the site's tourist appeal and enquired about the ongoing works being carried out by the Archaeological Survey of India. Speaking on the occasion, Jaju said his three-day visit to Tripura is aimed at reviewing the ongoing and completed projects funded by the central government. He was accompanied by Director of DONER, Vivek Goyal,…
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Mali Rocked by Unprecedented Coordinated Assaults Targeting Capital and Northern Strongholds

Mali Rocked by Unprecedented Coordinated Assaults Targeting Capital and Northern Strongholds

Mali’s military-led government is facing one of its most severe security challenges to date following a series of highly synchronized attacks launched by armed groups across the country on Saturday morning. The assault began around 6:00 AM local time with heavy gunfire and explosions rocking the Kati military base—the residence of junta leader General Assimi Goïta—and the Modibo Keita International Airport in Bamako. Witnesses reported that the residence of Defense Minister Sadio Camara was destroyed during the shelling, while commercial flights were abruptly canceled as Russian-backed Africa Corps mercenaries engaged in fierce urban combat to repel the infiltrators near the…
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‘Bnei Menashe’ Community Shifts Base from Northeast India to Israel

‘Bnei Menashe’ Community Shifts Base from Northeast India to Israel

Israel has launched 'Operation Bodies of Dawn’ to dislocate the members of the 'Bnei Menashe’ community from Northeast India to Tel Aviv. Around 250 people from Manipur were lifted in the first phase of the operation, and thousands more will be airlifted in the forthcoming times. In 2025, the Benjamin Netanyahu government blazoned an action to fund the immigration of around 4,600 members of the community from India. Over the past two decades, nearly 5,000 people have formerly migrated to Israel, as per the reports. Following this, on April 23, under the first phase of 'Operation Bodies of Dawn,' around…
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