India's longest train journey, the Vivek Express, connects Dibrugarh in Assam to Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, covering around 4,188 km in approximately 75 hours. The journey takes passengers through several states, from Assam's tea gardens and the plains of Bengal to the cities of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, before reaching the greener landscapes of Kerala and the southern coastline. Here is what travellers can see along the route and how to plan the trip.
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Assams Chief Minister Delivers Strong Message Against Constitutional Disrespect at Dibrugarh Rally
Assams CM Himanta Biswa Sarma highlights public support for democracy at a rally in Dibrugarh, addressing issues of constitutional integrity. Assams Chief Minister Delivers Strong Message Against Constitutional Disrespect at Dibrugarh Rally
New damselfly species from Assam resolves a mystery dating back to 1927
Guwahati: A damselfly with a striking black body and flashes of blue along its abdomen has turned out to be a species new to science, helping researchers resolve a taxonomic puzzle that persisted for years across Northeast India and Bangladesh. Named Dysphaea assamensis, the species was formally described by Rima Amsih of Dibrugarh University, Arajush [] The post New damselfly species from Assam resolves a mystery dating back to 1927 appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam Assembly complex in Dibrugarh targeted for completion in 30 months
Digital Desk | Guwahati, Oct 14 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Wednesday inspected the ongoing construction of the Assam Legislative Assembly complex at Khanikar in Dibrugarh and reviewed the progress of the project, which is expected to be completed within 30 months. The complex, spread across approximately 63 bighas of land, is a key component of the state government's plan to develop Dibrugarh as Assam's second capital. During the inspection, the officials stated Sarma that around 20 per cent of the piling work had been completed and construction of the boundary wall was progressing. He also discussed weather-related challenges with the executing agencies and suggested changes to the building's front elevation and overall architectural design. The construction of the Assam Legislative Assembly complex in Dibrugarh is an important step towards developing the city as the states second capital, the Chief Minister said, reiterating the 30-month completion deadline. According to the master plan, the complex will comprise a three-storey Assembly building, a nine-storey MLA hostel above the ground floor, an auditorium, a secretariat block and barracks. Internal roads, parking facilities and landscaped green spaces are also planned as part of the project. The proposed infrastructure is intended to accommodate legislative proceedings and provide supporting facilities for legislators and officials as Dibrugarh develops its role as the state's second capital. Later, Sarma inspected the Multi-Disciplinary Sports Complex at Khanikar and reviewed concerns regarding the quality and safety of its infrastructure. During the visit, journalists accompanying the Chief Minister pointed out issues related to steep and narrow steps in the spectator galleries, sanitary fittings, swimming pool temperature control, lighting, water-level management and leakage from the indoor stadium's roof. The Chief Minister directed the officials concerned and contractors to address the reported deficiencies and undertake necessary corrective measures. The stadium currently has a seating capacity of around 5,000 spectators, which is proposed to be increased to approximately 35,000. The two inspections formed part of the state government's review of major infrastructure projects in Dibrugarh, with the Assembly complex and sports facilities expected to strengthen the city's administrative and public infrastructure.
Drug crackdown: 48 held in Dibrugarh, Golaghat in 48hrs
Himanta Sarma writes to Andhra CM, seeks probe into Assam students death
Digital Desk | Visakhapatnam, Oct 9 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has written to his Andhra Pradesh counterpart N. Chandrababu Naidu and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, seeking a probe into the death of 21-year-old Himashree Boro, a student from Assam. The dead body of Himashree was found in Srikakulam after she went missing during a train journey on October 6. The young woman, who came to Visakhapatnam for an event, went missing after boarding the Vivek Express and was found dead in Srikakulam. She had reportedly expressed fear about the crowded coach, with her being the only female in the compartment. Government Railway Police (GRP) is probing whether she accidentally fell from the moving train or was pushed. Srikakulam district police have formed a special team along with the GRP to trace the men who were reportedly involved. Her body was found near Boddepalli, between the Amadalavalasa and Ponduru railway stations. The Assam Chief Minister wrote that Himashree, hailing from Kamrup district of Assam, travelled to Visakhapatnam as part of a dance troupe and was returning to Guwahati. She boarded the Dibrugarh Vivek Express at Visakhapatnam. On October 6, her family received a distressing message from her, expressing fear due to the presence of many men around her. Subsequently, she went missing. Her bag was found in the trains S2 coach, and her body was later recovered from a forested area near Malayapuram in Srikakulam district. In view of these circumstances, which raise a serious suspicion of foul play, the incident has caused profound grief and concern in Assam, wrote Himanta Biswa Sarma. He urged both Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to order a thorough, impartial and time-bound inquiry into the entire circumstances, including her boarding of the train, her disappearance, and the recovery of her body, so that the truth may be established. It is imperative that culprits, if any, are identified and brought to book at the earliest, wrote the Assam Chief Minister.
Assam Police bust honey-trap gang, arrest five in extortion case
Digital Desk | Guwahati, Oct 7 (IANS) An Instagram friendship that allegedly turned into an extortion racket has led Assam Police in Jorhat district to arrest five persons, including two women and the alleged female mastermind, in a honey-trapping case, officials said on Wednesday. The case came to light after a private-sector bank manager from Tinsukia lodged a complaint at Jorhat Sadar Police Station. According to Officer-in-Charge Hrishikesh Hazarika, the victim had befriended a woman from Jorhat on Instagram in July, and their online interactions later developed into a personal relationship. On August 14, the woman allegedly asked the bank manager to come to Jorhat. He reportedly arrived at around 1 a.m. and was taken to a rented house in Seoni Ali. According to the complaint, two unidentified men later arrived at the house. The woman allegedly opened the door, after which the intruders reportedly recorded compromising footage and threatened to circulate it on social media and share it with the victim's family. The gang initially demanded Rs 2 lakh, which the victim allegedly paid out of fear. Subsequently, demands for another Rs 1 lakh and Rs 5 lakh were made. Police said the victim paid a total of Rs 3 lakh before approaching the authorities. Acting on the directions of the Senior Superintendent of Police, a special team led by Hrishikesh Hazarika arrested two youths, Sanjib Das and Ankit Paul of Garmur, on October 2. They were produced before a court and remanded to judicial custody in Case No. 338/2026. Further investigation identified Moromi Das Neog as the alleged mastermind. A police team sent to Dibrugarh tracked her down and arrested her based on specific intelligence inputs. Police also arrested another woman, Baby Bora, and her husband, Ankit Bora. Preliminary examination of mobile phones seized from the accused suggests that the gang may have targeted several financially well-off individuals, including businessmen and government and private-sector employees, using a similar modus operandi. Calling it a clear case of honey-trapping, Hrishikesh Hazarika said police are examining digital evidence to identify other possible victims. The investigation is continuing.
CM Vigilance Cell arrests Dibrugarh PWD engineer for Rs 30,000 bribe
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Assam: CM Vigilance Cell arrests Dibrugarh PWD engineer for allegedly accepting bribe
The Chief Minister's (CM) Vigilance Cell conducted a raid at the Public Works Department (PWD) office in Dibrugarh following a complaint regarding an Assistant Executive Engineer of the PWD for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 30,000. During the operation, Assistant Executive Engineer Mridul Baglari was arrested red-handed by CM Vigilance Cell officials while allegedly accepting the first instalment of a Rs 30,000 bribe. Subsequently, officials interrogated him and seized various documents and other materials from the office. Simultaneously, a team of officials searched Assistant Executive Engineer Mridul Baglari's residence and recovered a large amount of cash. It is worth noting that the bribe was linked to the payment of bills for a pending project. The complainant, Rajshekhar Hazarika, stated that he is a Class-1 PWD contractor who had undertaken three or four projects for the department and completed the assigned work. Despite this, the department was not clearing his bills. When...
Engineer Arrested In Assam Bribery Case
An assistant executive engineer of the Public Works Department, Mridul Baglari, was arrested in Dibrugarh, Assam, for accepting a bribe of Rs 30,000. He had allegedly demanded Rs 1.3 lakh for releasing pending bills and was caught in a trap laid by the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption.
Assams Dibrugarh Resumes International River Trade After 70 Years With Dhaka Voyage
In Big Move, First International Shipment Flagged Off From Assam's Dibrugarh
This is the first batch of cargo to be shipped from upper Assam's Dibrugarh to a foreign port since India's independence in 1947. The event comes nearly 70 years after the town's river ghat closed.
Assam: Dibrugarh's river trade returns after 70 years, first cargo heads to Bangladesh
Dibrugarh sends first international cargo from Bogibeel to Bangladesh since 1947
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Assam Opens New Trade Chapter as First International Cargo Departs Bogibeel for Bangladesh
A barge carrying 540 metric tons of methanol left Bogibeel Terminal in Dibrugarh for Dhaka, Bangladesh, here today. Sarbananda Sonowal, Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), flagged off the vessel DLB Patkai, pushed by the tug Kushal Konwar from Bogibeel. Assam Chief Minister Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma joined the ceremony virtually. It is [] The post Assam Opens New Trade Chapter as First International Cargo Departs Bogibeel for Bangladesh appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
First cargo vessel leaves Dibrugarh via river route to Bangladesh after Independence
Digital Desk | Dibrugarh (Assam), Oct 5 (IANS) A barge carrying 540 metric tons of methanol left from Bogibeel Terminal here on Monday for Bangladesh's Dhaka, marking the first cargo shipped from upper Assam to a foreign port since India's independence, nearly 70 years after the town's river ghat closed. The methanol, produced by state-owned Assam Petro-Chemicals Ltd. (APCL) at Namrup, is bound for Pangaon Port in Dhaka. The vessel will travel about 768 kilometres down National Waterway-2 on the Brahmaputra River in India to the Indo-Bangladesh border, then continue along the Indo-Bangladesh Protocol Route (IBPR). The vessel will cover a total distance of 1,300 kms from Bogibeel, Dibrugarh to Narayanganj, Dhaka. Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways (MoPSW) Sarbananda Sonowal flagged off the vessel DLB Patkai, pushed by the tug Kushal Konwar, from Bogibeel. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma joined the ceremony virtually. The voyage is being observed as a test of whether the Brahmaputra can serve as a commercially viable freight corridor linking the Northeast to overseas markets. Regular methanol shipments to Bangladesh are planned. The shipment became possible after customs and immigration complexes were set up at Bogibeel and Dhubri recently. Our grandparents grew up hearing the steamer whistle at Dibrugarh Ghat. For 70 years, that whistle fell silent, and the ships stopped coming, Sonowal said. Today, a ship leaves Dibrugarh for the world once again. The river never failed us. What it lacked for decades was the will to revive it. Sarma called it a proud day for Assam. Assam's own product, made in Namrup, is now travelling to an international market on Assam's own river. The Northeast is no longer a frontier. It is India's gateway to the East, he noted. Dibrugarh was once among the busiest river ports in eastern India. Government steamers reached the town from Calcutta, now Kolkata, by 1856. In 1882, the Dibru-Sadiya Railway began operating from the Dibrugarh steamer ghat. By 1913, steamers sailed up the Brahmaputra to the town daily, carrying tea, timber and passengers. The 1947 partition cut that route, forcing Assam's goods to pass through East Pakistan to reach Calcutta. According to the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), cargo on India's national waterways rose from 18 million metric tons in fiscal 2013-14 to 218 million metric tons in 2025-26. More than Rs 68 billion (about $770 million) is being invested in waterways across the Northeast, including development of National Waterway-2, a ship repair facility at Pandu, and last-mile connectivity to Pandu Port. Every ton we move on the river means less fuel burnt and fewer trucks on the highway, Sonowal said. He added that India is working with Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar on regional waterway links.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal to flag off first International Cargo Voyage from Dibrugarh
The Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), Sarbananda Sonowal, will flag off the first international cargo voyage at 11 AM at Bogibeel Terminal from Assam's Dibrugarh on Monday. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma will join the ceremony virtually as Chief Guest. According to the press release by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, the maiden voyage will carry methanol produced by Assam Petro-Chemicals Limited (APCL) from Bogibeel to Pangaon Port in Dhaka, Bangladesh, via National Waterway-2 (river Brahmaputra) and the Indo-Bangladesh Protocol Route (IBPR). It will be the first time since Independence that a cargo consignment sails from Dibrugarh to a foreign port. For generations before Independence, the Brahmaputra was Upper Assam's main link to the markets of the world, and Dibrugarh was among the region's most important river ports. Tomorrow's flag-off marks the return of that link, reflecting the Government's push to develop inland waterways as a c...
Jamia Millia Islamia hosts national consultative meet on skilling initiatives in Assams tea gardens
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 29 (IANS) A three-day National Consultative Meet on Understanding Field Access and Skilling Initiatives in Assams Tea Gardens and Sharing/Discussion on Preliminary Findings and Methodology was inaugurated at Mir Anis Hall, Jamia Millia Islamia, an official said on Tuesday. Saima Saeed, Chief Public Relations Officer, JMI, said the meet will conclude on Wednesday. Organised under the ICSSR Longitudinal Research Project titled Empowerment of the Tea Tribes of Assam through Digital and Non-digital Skill Development Programmes, the initiative focuses on tea-garden communities in Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur districts of Assam. It emphasises field access, mapping tea gardens, examining existing skilling initiatives, and developing appropriate training methodologies. The inaugural session began with a Qirat by Md. Inzemamul Haque and Kaushal Kishore welcomed the distinguished guests and participants and presented the traditional Assamese tribal gamocha as a gesture of respect and hospitality. Eminent dignitaries graced the occasion, including Vinoj Abraham, Ministry of Commerce Chair, Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, who delivered the Keynote Address and provided valuable perspectives on skill development, livelihoods, and socio-economic dimensions. The Vice-Chancellor of Jamia Millia Islamia delivered the Presidential Remarks and highlighted the initiative's significance. At the same time, Anita Rastogi, Dean, Faculty of Education, Jamia Millia Islamia, emphasised the importance of integrating academic perspectives, field experiences, and research-based understanding. Quazi Ferdoushi Islam, Project Coordinator, provided an overview of the research project and explained the rationale for organising the meeting. She emphasised the importance of consultation and dialogue in refining methodology and identifying relevant skilling opportunities. The project team includes Islam as Project Coordinator, and Kaushal Kishore, Ahrar Husain, Nivedita Goswami, Sameer Babu, and Zeba Tabassum as Project Directors. The project sites are located in the tea gardens of Assam, specifically in Dibrugarh and Lakhimpur districts. The consultative discussions aim to support mapping and selecting tea-garden sites, while strengthening field-access strategies and training methods for the main study.
First cargo vessel since Independence set to sail abroad from Dibrugarh via Brahmaputra
Two cargo vessels, around 30 years old, have been prepared for the operation, with each vessel carrying 27 containers
A high-level media delegation from Odisha, currently on an exposure visit to Assam organised by the Press Information Bureau (PIB), Bhubaneswar, under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, visited the ICMR-National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) in Dibrugarh today. During the visit, the journalists interacted with Dr Suman Kanungo, Director of ICMR-NIHR, [] The post Odisha Media Delegation Visits ICMR-NIHR Dibrugarh, Interacts with Scientists on Landmark Public Health Innovations appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Bridges, tunnels, expressways, rail services making infra-led transformation visible
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 24 (IANS) The transformation of Indias transport network is changing how people and regions connect with one another, a government factsheet showed on Thursday, adding that bridges and tunnels are opening new crossings while expressways and modern rail services are redefining long-distance travel. Bridges are removing long and slow river crossings from everyday travel and turning journeys that once took hours into much shorter trips. The rail-cum-road bridge over the Brahmaputra has transformed connectivity between Dhemaji and Dibrugarh. Journeys that earlier took almost an entire day now take about one to two hours, said the factsheet. The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link provides a direct connection between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, cutting the journey to about 20 minutes. The Kosi Rail Mahasetu reduced the rail journey between Nirmali and Saraigarh from about eight hours to 30 minutes, while reducing the distance from about 300 km to 22 km. Moreover, the 200-metre Sisseri River Bridge reduced the travel time between Pasighat and Roing by about five hours, strengthening connectivity between Dibang Valley and Siang. Tunnels are taking the shortest route through some of Indias most difficult terrain. The 9.02-km Atal Tunnel bypasses Rohtang Pass and reduces the ManaliSarchu distance by 46 km, providing all-weather connectivity to Lahaul-Spiti. The 9-km Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Tunnel bypasses difficult terrain and cuts the travel distance by about 30 km and reduces travel time between Jammu and Srinagar by nearly two hours. Sela Tunnel in Arunachal Pradesh, built at an altitude of about 13,000 feet, ensures all-weather connectivity on the strategically important Tezpur-Tawang route. Expressways are changing the pace of inter-city travel through shorter alignments, controlled access and higher speeds. The 82-km DelhiMeerut Expressway reduced travel time between Delhi and Meerut from around two and a half hours to about 50 minutes. The 213-km DelhiDehradun Economic Corridor reduces travel time between Delhi and Dehradun from over six hours to around two and a half hours. The DelhiMumbai greenfield expressway is being developed to reduce travel time between Delhi and Mumbai to about 12 hours from roughly 33 hours. Meanwhile, Vande Bharat Express and India's first Vande Bharat Sleeper are saving crucial time for passengers. The 508-km MumbaiAhmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor, with an operational speed of 320 kmph, will serve 12 stations. It includes India's first undersea rail tunnel, about 7 km beneath Thane Creek. The first service is targeted for August 2027. Announced in the Union Budget 202627, the seven High-Speed Rail (HSR) Corridors span nearly 4,000 km with an estimated investment of Rs 16 lakh crore, said the factsheet.
IAF Conducts Emergency Airlift from Arunachal Pradesh to Dibrugarh, Saving Two Lives
The Indian Air Force successfully airlifted two critically injured patients from Arunachal Pradesh to Dibrugarh, showcasing rapid humanitarian response. IAF Conducts Emergency Airlift from Arunachal Pradesh to Dibrugarh, Saving Two Lives
Assam Government to Develop Advanced Wildlife Safari and Rescue Center in Dibrugarh
Assam plans a modern wildlife safari and rescue center in Dibrugarh, enhancing conservation efforts and promoting eco-tourism. Assam Government to Develop Advanced Wildlife Safari and Rescue Center in Dibrugarh
Assam to set up state-of-the-art wildlife safari in Dibrugarh
Guwahati, Sep 7 (IANS) The Assam government is set to establish a state-of-the-art Wildlife Safari and Rescue Centre in Dibrugarh district at an estimated cost of Rs 534 crore, with the project aimed at strengthening wildlife conservation, rescue, research and eco-tourism in the state, officials said on Monday. The proposed facility will come up across around 235 hectares of land in the Namdang Reserved Forest under the Tingkhong Assembly constituency. The site is located approximately 20 km from Dibrugarh town and around 30 km from Dibrugarh airport. Assam Forest and Climate Change Minister, Jayanta Malla Baruah, recently reviewed the proposed project during a meeting with senior officials of the Forest Department and other concerned departments. According to officials, the project will be executed by the Assam Public Works Department (PWD) in two phases. The first phase, estimated to cost around Rs 259 crore, will focus on developing dedicated enclosures for major wildlife species, including tigers, rhinoceroses, leopards and bears. The phase will also feature a veterinary hospital and a specialised rescue centre for the treatment, rehabilitation and management of wild animals. The second phase, involving an estimated investment of Rs 275 crore, will focus on exotic species and advanced research facilities. The proposed infrastructure will include enclosures for Asiatic lions, cheetahs, zebras and hippos, besides an advanced research centre. Officials said the proposed centre is expected to emerge as a major wildlife conservation and rescue facility in Upper Assam, while also giving a boost to eco-tourism and creating employment opportunities in the region. The location, with its proximity to Dibrugarh town and the airport, is expected to make the facility easily accessible to tourists and strengthen the scope for developing wildlife tourism in the region. The project is part of the Assam government's broader efforts to expand wildlife conservation infrastructure and develop modern facilities for the rescue, treatment, rehabilitation, research and management of wild animals.
Over 100 Dog-Bite Cases Reported In Assam's Dibrugarh In A Week
Officials said the actual number of dog-bite cases could be higher as some victims seek treatment at private hospitals and healthcare facilities.
NEET PG 2026: Dibrugarh Administration Issues Advisory for Candidates
Dibrugarh, August 29: The Dibrugarh district administration has issued a public notice to assist candidates appearing for the NEET PG 2026 examination. The notice, released by the District Commissioners Office, urges candidates to pay special attention to the train schedules passing through Lahowal Railway Station on August 30 (Sunday) and plan their travel accordingly. On ... Read more NEET PG 2026: Dibrugarh Administration Issues Advisory for Candidates
Sarbananda Sonowal announces swimming pool and national sports excursion at Dibrugarh University
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Drug Trafficker Arrested with 966 Grams of Cannabis in Dibrugarh
Dibrugarh, August 24: In a significant operation against drug trafficking, police in Dibrugarh, Assam, have arrested a notorious drug trafficker. The operation took place late at night in the Jokai Chabbis Gharian village under the Barbaruah police station. Led by CDSP Amit Ranjan Barman from Khowang, the police seized 966 grams of suspected cannabis from ... Read more Drug Trafficker Arrested with 966 Grams of Cannabis in Dibrugarh
Assam-Arunachal border firing leaves 11 hurt, both states rush to defuse tension
Eleven people were injured in a firing incident along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border. District administrations intervened and resolved the situation by Monday evening. Four injured individuals are recovering and out of danger at a Dibrugarh hospital. Officials stated the firing occurred due to a land encroachment and ownership dispute. Both states are committed to finding an amicable solution to border issues.
18 Injured, 4 Critical in Firing Over Land Dispute on Assam-Arunachal Border
The injured were taken to hospitals for treatment, with four in critical condition being shifted to Dibrugarh Medical College and Hospital, security sources said.
Assam flood: Government releases first tranche of 75,000 interim relief to affected households
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who is touring the worst-affected districts, released the first tranche of interim relief from Dibrugarh
Assam Chief Minister Transfers 112 Crore to Flood-Affected Families
Dibrugarh, August 3: Assam Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma announced a significant relief initiative on Monday at the Chief Ministers Secretariat in Dibrugarh. Approximately 75,000 families from the flood-affected districts of Sivasagar, Charaideo, Jorhat, and Golaghat will receive direct financial assistance totaling 112 crore through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme. Each beneficiary family ... Read more Assam Chief Minister Transfers 112 Crore to Flood-Affected Families
Focus on healthcare, power restoration, sanitation in flood-hit areas: Assam CM
Himanta Biswa Sarma begins tour of the flood-hit areas, beginning with Dibrugarh, and says more than 11.4 lakh people have been affected across 25 districts between April 29 and August 1
Over 57,000 Affected by Floods in Assam, One Fatality Reported
Guwahati, July 20: The flood situation in Assam has worsened, affecting over 57,000 people across eight districts. Tragically, one individual has lost their life in Sivasagar, bringing the total flood-related fatalities in the state this year to five. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), the districts impacted include Dhemaji, Dibrugarh, Charaideo, Tinsukia, ... Read more Over 57,000 Affected by Floods in Assam, One Fatality Reported
Assam Governor Urges Acceleration of Sports University Campus Project
Guwahati, July 15: Assam Governor Laxman Prasad Acharya reviewed the progress of the permanent campus of Sri Sri Aniruddhadev Sports University in Chabua, Dibrugarh district, on Wednesday. He instructed officials to expedite construction work to ensure its timely completion. During his visit to the construction site, the Governor inspected the ongoing work and urged the ... Read more Assam Governor Urges Acceleration of Sports University Campus Project
The mental health crisis tea garden executives have long faced, now a study explores it
A groundbreaking doctoral study by Dr. Pransu Raj Kaushik, awarded by Dibrugarh University, has illuminated the critical yet overlooked issue of workplace stress and mental health among tea garden executives. The research, a comparative analysis involving NETA member companies and BCPL, offers vital insights for improving employee well-being and productivity within the tea sector.
