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02 Mar

From 4th March LPG workers on strike

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On Wednesday, The Assam Petroleum Mazdoor Union (APMU) has announced for a strike in Assam. The date is schedule from 4th March. According to the reports, the strike is for demanding higher remuneration and other statutory benefits. Also the workers will stop loading and unloading at seven LPG plants in Assam -- six owned by the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and one by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL). Due to the strike there will be shortage of fuel in retail market.

01 Mar

CID investigation for firing wrong man

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During robbery incident a man was encountered identifying him a decoit, but according to some enquiry news flashed out that it was a wrong man. Assam Chief Minister said it was a mistake, during the firing he was identified as a decoit due to which he was encountered. The investigation for the encountered wrong man is still not identified, Chief Minister stands firm by the police. "We have given the case to CID to probe the mistaken identity angle. Usually, the deputy commissioner's office does the inquest of a dead. They might have done the probe hurriedly and made a…

01 Mar

Ranoj Pegu clarifies rumours of paper leaking

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News of HS Chemistry exam paper leaked was circulated on social media. Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said the news is fake and baseless through. Education Minister through his official account clarified the rumours, he tweeted,” The news of Chemistry question paper leak in the current HS examination is completely fake and baseless. I have personally checked the matter. We are taking utmost care and maintaining vigilance. Please don’t heed fake news and rumours.” Also AHSEC official website claimed it to be fake news.

28 Feb

Assam Gobha Deuraja Raj Parishad is orgainsed in Assam

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On February 27, Christian tribal families converted themselves into Hinduism in Assam, Jagiroad. According to the reports, the families those who converted themselves into Hindu were before Hindu by birth under Assam Gobha Deuraja Raj Parishad. The organiser of the program, Jursing Borodoloi said, “We have already conducted Abhiyan and residents of 2 villages in Kamrup have come back to their original Hindu religion. Today Gobha Deuraja Raj Parishad has organised a programme named Tiwa Bhasha Sanskriti aru Udyoga Parva. 11 families (43 people) of Tiwasong who earlier converted to the Christian religion, come back to the Tiwa community (Hindu…

28 Feb

CID investigation for the encountered case

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On February 25, a robbery was foiled near No. 1 Dhansirikhuti Daifang village under Rowta police station of Udalguri. A man was encountered during the movement. According to the sources, accused is identified as Kenaram Basumatary. To a inquiry it is claimed that he is suppose to be the wrong man encountered. Assam Chief Minister asked the Director-General of Police, G.P. Singh, to ensure the completion of the probe within two weeks. GP Singh to initiate a CID inquiry to ascertain the details.

27 Feb

Dimapur people continue marketing despite sealed border into Assam

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The order was issued to seal all cross borders for 72 hours from February 25 to February 27 as per standard operating procedures of the Election Commission of India. Despite the sealing of the border, people of Dimapur continued to shop at Sunday Market, Dilai Gate, Karbi Anglong Assam to procure their daily needs. Vehicles are not allowed in Assam. However, the vehicles were parked near the inter-state check gate and Dimapur residents continued their marketing. As per the order, the movement of essential commodities and other emergency services vehicles was allowed by registering the details of vehicles and persons…

27 Feb

Another murder case in Assam

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On Saturday, an Army officer was arrested for allegedly being involved in a woman’s murder case he was posted as Public Relation Officer at Tezpur-based 4th Corps. The accused is identified as Lt. Col Amrinder Singh Walia from Punjab and the deceased is identified as Bandana Shree hailed from Tamil Nadu. According to the reports, the officer was for a long time relationship with the woman. The body was dumped near NH 31 in a plastic bag. The body was recovered from Changsari in Kamrup district on February 15.

25 Feb

Ayush Assam to organize ‘Chintan Shivir’

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From February 27, ‘Chintan Shivir’ is about to get started in Kaziranga National Park, Assam and is to organize by Union Minister of Ayush. According to the sources, the session will be inaugurated by Union Minister of Ayush Sarbananda Sonowal and MoS for Ayush Munjapara Mahendrabhai. The first session will be on ‘Digital Health and Technology in Ayush’ which is to be on February 27. The second session on ‘ Ayush Research, Future strategy, Challenges and Way Forward’. The second session is to be held on the same day of first session, 27 feb. And the third session eminent speakers…

25 Feb

Amidst border dispute Assam-Meghalaya, election campaign held peacefully

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Three months ago, people in Assam-Meghalaya clashed in Mukroh village when Assam forest guards intercepted a truck transporting illegally cut timber. Five residents of Meghalaya and a forest guard from Assam were killed during the violent clashes. Residents of Mukroh village are demanding to indulge in dancing and cheering in the election rally ahead of assembly polls on February 27. Mukroh falls under Mookaiaw assembly constituency in West Jaintia Hills district of East Meghalaya. The MLA said talks between the two states have progressed well but the dispute in Mukroh and a few other villages is yet to be resolved.…

24 Feb

Pawan khera arrested by Assam Police

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On Thursday, Congress leader Pawan Khera was arrested by the Assam Police from the Delhi airport for filing an FIR against Assam. Earlier, the Congress leader had also made some alleged comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. When Khera was brought to Assam after his arrest, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma claimed that Khera had apologized for his offensive remarks against Prime Minister Modi. “The majesty of law shall always prevail. The accused has tendered an unconditional apology (Para 7) we hope that keeping the sanctity of public spaces, no one will use uncivilized language in political discourse hereafter.…