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Assam flood crisis deepens as death toll rises to 99; CM takes stock of situation in Darrang
Guwahati , August 9 : The death toll in Assam's ongoing floods has reached 99, with several districts reporting casualties as the flood situation continues to remain grim across the state. According to the Disaster Reporting and Information Management System (DRIMS) Assam bulletin released on Saturday, the devastating floods have heavily impacted multiple regions, resulting in the loss of 58 males and 23 females, alongwith 18 children (12 males and 6 females). Among the hardest-hit areas, Cachar district has recorded 22 deaths, while Sivasagar has reported 10 fatalities. Other severely affected districts include Karimganj (nine deaths), Golaghat (seven deaths), along with casualties reported across Dhemaji, Nagaon, Udalguri, Sonitpur, and Karbi Anglong. Rescue and relief operations remain underway in the affected areas as district administrations and revenue circles continue to monitor water levels and provide assistance to affected populations in the inundated regions. Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday visited flood-affected areas in Darrang district to take stock of the situation and review ongoing relief and repair works. Sarma visited Bengabara and Naharbari under the Mangaldai Assembly constituency and inspected breached portions of embankments along the Noa and Kulsi rivers. At Bengabara, the Chief Minister inspected the breached portion of the Noa River embankment and reviewed the ongoing repair work. The breach a few days ago had inundated several villages in the area. He also visited relief camps at the under-construction Anganwadi Centre in Bengabara village and Outala HS School, where he interacted with flood-affected people taking shelter there. The Chief Minister enquired about their well-being and assured them of all possible assistance. He later inspected the breached embankment along the Kulsi River at Naharbari. Sarma said the recent floods had caused considerable hardship to people in the area following breaches in the embankments. He said the government would take special measures to rebuild the breached embankments with enhanced strength. The Chief Minister also assured that all flood-affected families would be provided necessary assistance at the earliest as per government norms. Health and Family Welfare Minister and Guardian Minister of Darrang Ashok Singhal, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Minister and local MLA Nilima Devi, MLA Paramananda Rajbongshi, the District Commissioner and officials of the district administration and concerned departments were present during the visit. (ANI)
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Over the past few months, India has seen heavy rain and flooding in several states. Despite that, the country is actually facing a deficient monsoon. Concentrated bouts of rain are part of the problem. But erratic monsoon patterns are becoming an increasingly common problem as India continues to face the impacts of climate change. This year is also an El Nio year a global climate phenomenon that brings heavy rain to some regions and drought to others. With El Nio expected to hit in November, is India prepared for the impacts this will have? In this episode of Insight India, Sonikka Loganathan speaks to The Hindus Science Editor, Jacob Koshy, about Indias increasingly complex monsoon risks from El Nio and uneven rainfall to the impact of climate change on agriculture, water, power and infrastructure.
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Training on digital literacy, market readiness for artisans held in Budgam
Budgam, Aug 8: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Athar Aamir Khan on Saturday said that the digital integration of artisans including specially-abled craftsmen is opening new economic opportunities for craftsmen and is strengthening the handicrafts sector in Jammu and Kashmir. He said this while appreciating the Training on Digital Literacy & Market Readiness programme organised at Town Hall, Budgam, describing it as an inspiring example of convergence aimed at empowering the artisan community. The training was organised in collaboration with Special Hands of Kashmir under Artisan 2.0, a Conserve initiative for Artisans of Kashmir. Addressing the participants, the Deputy Commissioner said the future of handicrafts is bright, asserting traditional craftsmanship is effectively integrated with technology and modern market practices. The digital integration will ensure artisans and weavers get better and rightful economic opportunities for their dedication and hard work against growing demand and value for quality handmade products, the DC observed. He said digital platforms have enabled artisans to showcase their products from their homes along with its information, interact directly with customers and access markets beyond geographical boundaries. Appreciating digital handicraft platforms, the Deputy Commissioner said, digital tools can help craftsmen understand market trends, emerging designs, production techniques and changing consumer preferences while retaining the authenticity of their traditional work. He also appreciated buyer-seller meets, interactive market programmes and quality awareness initiatives to bring artisans closer to buyers and help them respond to evolving market requirements. On the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner also appreciated the participation and achievements of specially-abled artisans, he said their creativity, skills and determination demonstrate the potential of handicrafts to create meaningful economic opportunities and promote social empowerment. The DC said District Administration is committed to support initiatives that enhance artisans skills, livelihoods and market access, while promoting sustainable growth of the handicrafts sector.
Kulgam finalizes arrangements for Vande Mataram, Har Ghar Tiranga
Kulgam, Aug 8: With the district gearing up to celebrate 80th Independence Day this year, District Administration Kulgam on Saturday finalized arrangements for the 3rd phase of Vande Mataram Campaign and Har Ghar Tiranga in a meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner Kulgam, Shahzad Alam with officers of line departments at Mini Secretariat, Kulgam. Addressing the meeting, the DC emphasized the need for meticulous execution of the campaign at all levels. The DC fixed department wise responsibilities and directed all departments to organize a specified, diverse range of activities during the campaign, starting from Aug 9 and culminating on Aug 17. Special assemblies, patriotic song competitions, essay & painting competitions, Tiranga rallies by students, hoisting of National Flag under Har Ghar Tiranga, cycle rallies, and sports events themed on national integration, Tiranga corners, exhibitions and other commemorative activities shall be organised during the campaign. The DC further directed that iconic locations, government offices, and public spaces in the district be decorated with tricolor and that the campaign be documented through photographs and videos for wider dissemination. The meeting was attended by ADC Kulgam, Vikar Ahmad Giri; ACR, Reyaz Ahmad Shah; DIO, Tehsildar Kulgam, EO MC Kulgam, and other district and sectoral officers.
SKUAST-K students selected for fully-funded internship under TEEP
Srinagar, Aug 8: In yet another testament to its growing global academic footprint, SKUAST-K has achieved a significant milestone with six of its students securing prestigious fully funded internships under the Taiwan Experience Education Program (TEEP), Taiwan. The selected students successfully cleared multiple rounds of rigorous screening and highly competitive international interviews, demonstrating outstanding academic merit, research aptitude and technical competence. Their selection among applicants from across the globe underscores the quality of education and research ecosystem at SKUAST-K and further strengthens the University's international academic standing. The six selected scholars, comprising four undergraduate and two postgraduate students, will undertake research internships at three leading universities in Taiwan, viz National Changhua University of Education (NCUE), National Pingtung University of Science and Technology (NPUST), and National Dong Hwa University (NDHU). During the internship, they will work in advanced research laboratories, interact with internationally acclaimed scientists, gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies and contribute towards strengthening academic and research collaborations between SKUAST-K and Taiwanese institutions. The selected students are Dhirender and Navneet Singh from the Faculty of Horticulture, who will pursue research at NCUE; Nitish Kumar, Kartik Duneria and Fatima Jaan, who have been selected for NPUST; and Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who will undertake his internship at NDHU. Congratulating the students and their mentors, the Vice-Chancellor described the achievement as a matter of immense pride for the University. He stated that international exposure equips students with advanced scientific knowledge, cross-cultural understanding and global perspectives, enabling them to emerge as competent professionals capable of addressing contemporary agricultural and environmental challenges. He reiterated the University's commitment to creating more international academic opportunities that foster innovation, research excellence and global partnerships. The University congratulates all the selected students and their mentors on this remarkable accomplishment and wishes them success in their international research journey. Their achievement not only enhances the global visibility of SKUAST-K but also reinforces its mission of producing globally competitive graduates and advancing sustainable agricultural development through international cooperation.
A series of meetings with student groups throughout Saturday (August 8, 2026) culminated in the Jharkhand government announcing fresh talks with aspirants
Prin Secy Culture, Div Com Kashmir review preparations for Tiranga Rally, I-Day
Srinagar, Aug 8: Principal Secretary Culture Department, Brij Mohan Sharma and Divisional Commissioner Kashmir, Anshul Garg on Saturday jointly chaired a comprehensive meeting at the Tourist Reception Centre (TRC) to review and finalize arrangements for the mega Tiranga Rally scheduled to be held from SKICC to Botanical Garden on August 12 and Independence Day celebration at Bakshi Stadium. During the meeting, the Principal Secretary directed the concerned departments to put in place innovative and theme-based arrangements to enhance public participation and patriotic fervour during the Tiranga Rally. Brij Mohan Sharma called for installation of theme-based selfie points at SKICC and the Botanical Garden to encourage participants to capture and upload photographs. He also directed deployment of NCC volunteers to facilitate participants at these selfie points. The Principal Secretary directed the Roads & Buildings (R&B) Department to undertake theme-based colouring of tree trunks along the rally route, while the Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) was asked to install the National Flag on electric poles along the route. He further directed to sensitize participants about adherence to the National Flag Code and called for organizing a Shikara Tiranga Rally in Dal Lake as part of the celebrations. Principal Secretary also reviewed plan for setting up theme-based stalls and exhibition at SKICC. He directed the concerned departments to ensure attractive displays and effective public engagement. Brij Mohan Sharma also reviewed arrangements for cultural programmes, band performances and the felicitation of VVIPs, war widows and war heroes. On the occasion, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg directed all concerned departments and stakeholders to ensure overwhelming participation in the Tiranga Rally. He called upon officers to ensure that participants reach SKICC well in advance to facilitate the smooth conduct of the event. He reviewed the transport plan for participants and directed the concerned agencies to ensure effective mobilization as per the prescribed targets. He also stressed the need for foolproof security arrangements at all venues and along the designated rally route. Anshul Garg also directed for constitution of a committee comprising officers of SMC, Police and Sanik Welfare Department to monitor the strict compliance for respect of flag code during the event. Besides, Div Com directed for enmass participation in Har Ghar Tiranga and celebration of National Song. The Divisional Commissioner further reviewed arrangements for drinking water and uninterrupted power supply at the venue and issued necessary directions to the concerned departments. He also directed the establishment of First Aid Camps and deployment of ambulances at strategic locations to meet any medical emergency. Anshul Garg also reviewed preparations for the Independence Day celebrations at Bakshi Stadium and directed officers to ensure seamless, coordinated and foolproof arrangements for a vibrant celebration of the national event. He issued detailed directions regarding the showering of flower petals by the Air Force, illumination of government buildings, constitution of parade and band contingents, issuance of security passes, appointment of nodal officers, organization of cultural programmes and nomination of commentators. He also reviewed seating arrangements, security arrangements and other logistical requirements at the main venue. Emphasizing the importance of basic amenities, the Divisional Commissioner directed the concerned departments to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply, installation of adequate water dispensers, cleanliness and sanitation at the venue, proper traffic management and deployment of medical personnel and ambulances. Anshul Garg stressed the need to sensitize participants regarding the protocol to be observed during the hoisting of the National Flag and singing of the National Anthem. The Divisional Commissioner also directed that participants be briefed about the sequence of programmes in advance and called for preparation of a uniform schedule for the Independence Day celebrations across the division to ensure coordinated observance of the national event. The meeting was attended by the DIG Police, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Heads of Departments and senior officers from Floriculture, Health, School Education, Colleges, SMC, R&B, PHE, I&FC, I&C, H&H, KPDCL, Information, Fire & Emergency Services, SSCL, RTC, Doordarshan, Government Press, Youth Services & Sports, University of Kashmir, NIT Srinagar, Traffic Police, security agencies, BSF, CRPF and other concerned departments.
SKIMS SFC meeting : CS sets vision to transform SKIMS into Quaternary Care Hub
Srinagar, Aug 8: Marking a significant administrative milestone and providing a fresh impetus to long-pending developmental initiatives, the Standing Finance Committee (SFC) of Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Soura, met after a gap of over five years under Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo, setting a clear vision for transforming the premier medical institution into a quaternary healthcare facility and Centre of Excellence in the region. The last meeting of the Standing Finance Committee had been held in August 2021. The revival of the high-level financial and administrative mechanism is expected to accelerate critical infrastructure projects, strengthen institutional capacities and provide a renewed roadmap for the future growth of SKIMS. The meeting was attended by Shailendra Kumar, Financial Commissioner (Additional Chief Secretary), Finance; M. Raju, Commissioner Secretary, Health & Medical Education; Prof. (Dr.) Mohd. Ashraf Ganie, Director, SKIMS & EOSG; Prof. (Dr.) Fazal Q. Parray, Principal, SKIMS Medical College, Bemina; and a representative of the Planning Department. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Secretary called upon the SKIMS administration to set a higher institutional benchmark by transforming the institute into a quaternary healthcare facility and a Centre of Excellence for medical institutions across the region. He assured that the Government would extend all possible support to SKIMS for upgrading its capacities in super-speciality healthcare, advanced medical technologies, medical education and cutting-edge research, in line with the original mandate and vision behind the establishment of the premier institution. The Chief Secretary stressed the need for an all-round transformation of patient-care services, with SKIMS adopting the latest technologies, treatment protocols and medical practices evolving globally. He maintained that the institute has to be several notches higher in its approach, infrastructure and facilities to meet the emerging healthcare requirements of the region, emphasizing that the institution must continuously benchmark itself against the best national healthcare facilities. He directed the SKIMS administration to prepare a comprehensive roadmap for strengthening patient care, infrastructure, equipment, human resources and specialized services, with the objective of ensuring that patients from Jammu and Kashmir do not have to travel outside the region for advanced and highly specialized treatment. The Chief Secretary further emphasized strengthening SKIMS as a Centre of Excellence in medical education and research, particularly in areas such as cancer and other diseases of growing prevalence in the region. He called for greater focus on research-driven healthcare solutions and creation of a pool of highly skilled medical professionals capable of addressing emerging health challenges. He maintained that access to quaternary-level healthcare should be expanded so that people can avail advanced treatment facilities closer to their homes, irrespective of their socio-economic status. Financial Commissioner (ACS), Finance Department, Shailendra Kumar, expressed strong commitment towards supporting an institution of the stature and strategic importance of SKIMS. He emphasized the need for SKIMS to pursue administrative excellence, financial sustainability and greater institutional self-reliance, while continuously setting higher benchmarks in specialized and high-end patient care. Commissioner Secretary, Health & Medical Education Department, M. Raju, appreciated the efforts of SKIMS leadership towards strengthening the institute's performance in patient care, academics and research. Earlier, Director SKIMS, Prof. (Dr.) Mohd. Ashraf Ganie, presented vision for institutional expansion, outlining measures for strengthening tertiary and quaternary healthcare, augmenting specialized human resources, upgrading infrastructure and integrating modern medical technologies. Highlighting SKIMS's pivotal role as the apex healthcare institution of the region, he presented key performance indicators reflecting the institute's extensive service delivery, including lakhs of outpatient visits, thousands of inpatient admissions, complex surgical procedures and a large volume of laboratory and radiological investigations undertaken during the year. The Committee held detailed deliberations on a range of strategic priorities aimed at accelerating the overall development of the institution. It gave a detailed consideration to accord necessary clearances to several critical infrastructure and service-expansion initiatives, including augmentation of Emergency Services through a dedicated Emergency Block, establishment of a Trauma Care Centre and Organ Transplant Unit, and creation of a dedicated OPD Block to cater to the large number of patients seeking outpatient care at SKIMS every day. The Committee further approved the creation of requisite posts for the effective functioning of the State Cancer Institute, besides strengthening the Departments of Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery (CVTS), Nursing and Medical Technology. In a move aimed at strengthening professional training and practical exposure, the Committee also gave the go-ahead for introducing internship programmes for B.Sc. and M.Sc. Nursing students, providing them with structured clinical experience and opportunities to further hone their skills and expertise. The Committee reiterated the Government's firm commitment to providing requisite administrative and financial support for timely implementation of priority projects and institutional expansion plans. The meeting is expected to provide renewed momentum to the development of SKIMS and strengthen its position as a leading regional hub for advanced healthcare, medical education and biomedical research, with the long-term objective of placing the institution among the leading centres of excellence in the country.
Shillong ropeway height increased, IIT-approved safety design
Shillong, Aug 8: The Meghalaya government has confirmed that 545 trees have been felled for the Shillong Peak Ropeway Project, but said the alignment has been designed to stay clear of critical catchment zones and will not impact the Patakhana and Wahingdoh water sources that supply parts of the city. The disclosure was made during [] The post Shillong ropeway height increased, IIT-approved safety design first appeared on Highland Post .
Tura MP urges health upgrades for Meghalaya
Shillong, Aug 8: Tura MP Saleng A. Sangma recently submitted a reminder memorandum to Union Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda, reiterating the need for greater central support to strengthen Meghalayas healthcare infrastructure. After a session with the Minister, Sangma personally handed over the memorandum which highlighted longstanding gaps in the states medical facilities [] The post Tura MP urges health upgrades for Meghalaya first appeared on Highland Post .
KSU to hold awareness meets on 5-point demands
Shillong, Aug 8: The Khasi Students Union (KSU) has announced a series of district-level public awareness meetings starting August 10 to press the state government on five long-pending demands, and has given a 15-day deadline ending August 17 for action. The union said the campaign is only the beginning and that it will intensify with [] The post KSU to hold awareness meets on 5-point demands first appeared on Highland Post .
Jowai, Aug 8: The Lapangap Unit of the Jaitia Students Movement (JSM), along with the village elders of Lapangap in West Jaintia Hills District, on Saturday submitted a memorandum to Deputy Chief Minister Sniawbhalang Dhar and raised several demands regarding problems arising from cultivation activities by people from the Karbi community in Lum Pynthor, Lapangap. [] The post JSM seeks govts intervention over Karbi cultivation dispute first appeared on Highland Post .
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