Jorhat repairs 4 flood breaches, DC says all 9 to be sealed by Aug 15
Rain triggers landslide in Guwahatis Geetanagar area, none hurt
Death Count In Assam Floods Reaches 100, Nearly 1.4 Lakh Affected
One person each drowned in floodwaters in Golaghat and Karbi Anglong districts during the last 24 hours, the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said.
APL: Soumyadeep, Sumit Smash Unbeaten Fifties As Nagaon Rangers Register Maiden Win In Style
Assam Premier League: Nagaon Rangers registered their first win of the tournament courtesy a commanding batting display to beat Charaideo Sunrisers by ten wickets in match number 18 of the Assam Premier League 2026 at the ACA Stadium, Guwahati on Sunday. Soumyadeep Das and Sumit Kashyap put on an exquisite batting performance to see their side home and also register the tournament's first ten-wicket win. With the ball, Bhargav Dutta led a disciplined effort with three wickets to restrict Sunrisers after Hrishikesh Tamuli's fighting knock. Opting to field first, Nagaon Rangers struck early, removing Pradyun Saikia off the second ball of the contest. Sumit Ghadigaonkar fell soon after for 8, leaving Charaideo Sunrisers in a spot of bother at 32/2 inside the powerplay. Hrishikesh then held the innings together with a well-made 40 off 36 balls, keeping the scoreboard ticking despite wickets falling around him. A late flourish from Himanshu Saraswat, who scored an unbeaten on 26 off just 13 balls with three sixes, helped Charaideo Sunrisers post 139/9 in their 20 overs. For Rangers, Bhargav Dutta finished with 3/18, while Rahul Singh, Sunil Lachit and Jitu Ali picked up two wickets apiece. In the run chase, Rangers openers took complete control of the contest, never giving the Sunrisers bowlers a sniff. Sumit and Soumyadeep took the bowling attack apart from the outset with the latter being the more explosive of the two. He scored an unbeaten 70 off just 36 balls with five fours and six sixes, while Kashyap registered an unbeaten 66 off 44 balls, also studded with a couple of boundaries and six maximums. None of the six Sunrisers bowlers could find a breakthrough, as Rangers chased down the target rather comfortably in 13.2 overs to complete a dominant ten-wicket win - their first of the season, and the first ten-wicket win recorded in this year's Assam Premier League. In the run chase, Rangers openers took complete control of the contest, never giving the Sunrisers bowlers a sniff. Sumit and Soumyadeep took the bowling attack apart from the outset with the latter being the more explosive of the two. He scored an unbeaten 70 off just 36 balls with five fours and six sixes, while Kashyap registered an unbeaten 66 off 44 balls, also studded with a couple of boundaries and six maximums. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Charaideo Sunrisers: 139/9 in 20 overs (Hrishikesh Tamuli 40, Himanshu Saraswat 26*; Bhargav Dutta 3-18, Rahul Singh 2-16, Sunil Lachit 2/23) lost to Nagaon Rangers: 140/0 in 13.2 overs (Soumyadeep Das 70*, Sumit Kashyap 66*) by 10 wickets Article Source: IANS
Flood fear persists in Assam, more rain likely
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Meiteis should play big brother, embrace other communities: CM Khemchand
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Bhumi Pednekar supports Assam flood relief by distributing solar lights and essentials
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Victims see ray of hope as flood loss survey begins in upper Assam
4 houses & a school damaged in Dima Hasao landslide
Water purifiers developed during Rajasthan deluge delivered to flood-hit Assam
The units developed by the Nagpur-based CSIR-NEERI are expected to make ambient water drinkable at 3,500 litres per hour
Rain cripples Guwahati again, residents seek lasting fix
Cgarh: Sai Announces Rs 5 Crore Aid For Flood-Affected Assam
The financial assistance will contribute to the ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts in Assam: Mr. Sai
AR nabs NSCN (K-YA) self-styled captain in Tinsukia
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Badminton: Ashmita Chaliha clinches her 1st BWF world tour title at Korea Masters 2026
AMN/ WEB DESK Indian shuttler Ashmita Chaliha produced a superb comeback to win the Korea Masters 2026, beating Chinas Han Qian Xi in the womens singles final this morning. The Assam shuttler recovered from losing the opening game to prevail 14-21, 21-14, and 21-14 in 53 minutes and claim her first BWF title. Earlier, Ashmita []
North Cachar Hills council seeks faster completion of East-West Corridor
Kaziranga to bump up jeep & jumbo safari charges after a decade
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Bhumi Pednekar wades through Assam floods to distribute solar lights
Bhumi Pednekar wades through Assam floods to distribute solar lights
Jorhat extends summer break for 66 flood-hit schools till Aug 15
Assam floods expose cost of environmental degradation, warns SC judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan
Guwahati: The recent devastating floods in Upper Assams Sivasagar and adjoining districts should trigger a serious debate on environmental degradation, including detrimental mining and deforestation, Supreme Court judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan said on Saturday, warning that what happened in Sivasagar today could happen in any other part of Assam tomorrow. Speaking at a special lecture [] The post Assam floods expose cost of environmental degradation, warns SC judge Justice Ujjal Bhuyan appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam: NorthEast United FC defeat Karbi Anglong Morning Star 4-1 in Durand Cup
Guwahati: NorthEast United FC continued their title defence in the Durand Cup with a convincing 4-1 victory over Karbi Anglong Morning Star FC at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Sarusajai, Guwahati, on Saturday. The defending champions produced another strong performance to register their second win in as many matches and strengthen their position in [] The post Assam: NorthEast United FC defeat Karbi Anglong Morning Star 4-1 in Durand Cup appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam To Push Centre For Shrinking Kaziranga Eco-Sensitive Zone From 10km to 1 km
The proposed change, he argued, would clear the way for long-pending projects, including a modern stadium and other civic works, while still safeguarding the parks wildlife
Congress alleges relief materials looted amid Assam floods as death toll rises to 99
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Assam CM Thanks Samay Raina for
The comedians 10 lakh contribution comes as Assam battles a deadly flood crisis, nearly 18 months after police booked him over Indias Got Latent.
Ashmita stuns Han to win maiden BWF Tour title at Korea Masters
The 26-year-old from Assam overcame a slow start and a testing decider to complete a memorable victory, recovering from the loss of the opening game to stun world No. 35 Han 14-21, 21-14, 21-14 in the summit clash
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)
News in Frames | The wounds beneath Assams deadly flood
Mining, quarrying, deforestation and jhum cultivation may have destabilised slopes and intensified the impact of the deluge; the floods this year have killed 98 people so far, most of them in three districts Sivasagar, Charaideo, and Jorhat; the Chief Minister has called for science-backed solutions to tackle the issues
Assam flood toll rises to 99 as several districts remain inundated
Assam's flood death toll has now reached ninety-nine people across several districts. Devastating floods have heavily impacted multiple regions, causing significant loss of life. Cachar district has recorded twenty-two deaths, while Sivasagar reported ten fatalities. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited flood-affected areas to review relief and repair works. He assured affected families of all necessary government assistance and rebuilding measures.
The images from Jammu and Kashmir this week were movingly worrisome. Mud-choked streets, damaged homes, uprooted trees and residents watching helplessly as torrents of water carrying rocks and debris tore through mountain settlements. In Kishtwars Chatroo area, a cloudburst sent flash floods crashing through the valley. Days later, more cloudbursts struck parts of the Kashmir Valley, damaging roads, farmland, orchards and public infrastructure while forcing few families to move to safer places. For many, these appeared to be yet another set of isolated mountain disasters. But viewed against the backdrop of the entire Himalayan region, they tell a different story. From the mountains of Jammu and Kashmir to Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Nepal and the eastern Himalayas, cloudbursts and flash floods are becoming an increasingly common feature of the monsoon. The Himalayas have always experienced extreme weather. What appears to be changing is the frequency, intensity and unpredictability of these events. Scientists say the region is witnessing longer dry spells punctuated by short periods of exceptionally intense rainfall. Instead of rain falling steadily over several days, vast quantities of water are now being dumped within a few hours over a very small area. When that happens in steep mountain terrain, rivers turn into raging torrents within minutes. The warning signs have appeared across the length of the mountain chain during this years monsoon. In June, a cloudburst in the Gurez Valley of north Kashmir damaged bridges, roads and agricultural land. In early August, Kishtwar witnessed another destructive cloudburst that inundated markets and disrupted road links. Within days, flash floods struck parts of Kupwara, Bandipora and Ganderbal, underlining how quickly weather systems can shift from one valley to another. Further east, Ladakhs Kargil district also experienced flash floods after intense rainfall, damaging roads, irrigation channels and fields. Though Ladakh is known as a cold desert, recent years have shown that even these traditionally dry regions are vulnerable to sudden cloudburst events. Himachal Pradesh has continued to witness repeated incidents of flash floods and landslides. In districts such as Chamba, Kullu, Mandi, Kangra and Kinnaur, heavy rainfall has washed away roads, cut off villages and damaged infrastructure. Rescue teams have had to be deployed repeatedly to evacuate people and restore road connectivity. Uttarakhands experience over the past decade is perhaps the clearest warning of what extreme rainfall can do in fragile mountain terrain. From the Kedarnath tragedy in 2013 to the Chamoli disaster in 2021, and the cloudburst incidents reported in Uttarkashi and other upper Himalayan districts, the State has seen how quickly a localised weather event can turn into a major disaster. The problem is not confined to India. Nepal, which shares the Himalayan ecosystem, has also witnessed repeated flash floods triggered by cloudbursts during recent monsoons. Rivers rising in Nepal and the Indian Himalayas eventually flow into the plains, so what happens in the mountains can have serious consequences much farther downstream. The eastern Himalayas present a similar picture. Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim regularly face landslides and flash floods after intense rainfall. The swelling of Himalayan rivers also contributes to the recurring floods in Assam. While Assams floods are often treated as a separate issue, hydrologists point out that rainfall in the upstream Himalayan catchments has a major bearing on the volume and intensity of water reaching the Brahmaputra valley. Several factors are making the situation more dangerous. A warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture. When weather conditions trigger its release, it can come down as extremely heavy rain within a very short period. In the mountains, there is little flat land where this water can spread out or be absorbed gradually. It instead rushes down steep slopes, carrying rocks, trees and loose soil with it. Small streams can suddenly turn into torrents capable of sweeping away everything in their path. Human activity has added to the vulnerability of mountain areas. Highways have reached deeper into valleys, hydropower projects have expanded and hotels and residential settlements have come up close to rivers and streams. Hillsides are frequently cut to build roads, sometimes without adequate slope protection. Forest cover has also been lost in several areas. These activities do not cause cloudbursts. But they can make the consequences far worse when extreme rainfall occurs. The biggest problem is the lack of time available to people living in vulnerable areas. Unlike floods in the plains, which can take hours or even days to build up, mountain flash floods can develop within minutes. In some cases, residents get little or no warning before a wall of water, mud and debris reaches them. Meteorologists also caution against assuming that a below-normal monsoon automatically means a lower risk of disasters. Seasonal rainfall may remain normal or below normal, but a few very intense rainfall events can cause enormous damage. What matters increasingly is not only how much rain falls during the entire monsoon, but where and how quickly that rain falls. The floods, cloudbursts, disasters witnessed over the years point to a worrying pattern: the Leh cloudburst in 2010, the Kedarnath tragedy in 2013, the Chamoli disaster in 2021, the devastating floods in Himachal Pradesh in 2023 and repeated cloudburst incidents across Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir cannot be seen as isolated events. Taken together, they indicate a growing vulnerability across the Himalayan region. Governments have certainly improved their disaster response. Early warning systems are better than they were a decade ago, rescue agencies have greater capacity and communication networks have improved. But experts say emergency response alone will not be enough if the nature and frequency of mountain disasters continue to change. There is a need for greater investment in Doppler weather radars, more rain gauges, real-time monitoring of mountain streams and glacial lakes, and better systems to alert people in vulnerable areas. At the same time, land-use rules need to be enforced more strictly and infrastructure, material used for construction in the mountains has to be local, designed to withstand extreme weather. Development in the Himalayas cannot follow the same approach used in the plains. Every valley, riverbank and hillside cannot be treated as available land for construction. The fragile nature of the terrain has to be taken into account before roads, buildings, hydropower projects and other infrastructure are planned. The Himalayas have long been seen as a symbol of permanence and stability. But geologically, they are among the youngest and most fragile mountain systems in the world. Climate change is now making that vulnerability increasingly visible. The recent cloudbursts in Jammu and Kashmir should therefore not be seen merely as another episode of extreme monsoon weather. They are part of a much larger pattern stretching across the Himalayan arc, from Kashmir and Ladakh to Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, and from Nepal to the eastern Himalayas. The challenge is no longer only about how quickly governments can respond after a disaster. It is also about understanding how the mountain environment is changing and planning development accordingly. If extreme rainfall events continue to become more intense, cloudbursts and flash floods could become an increasingly familiar threat for communities living in the worlds highest mountain range. Surinder Singh Oberoi, National Editor Greater Kashmir.
Assam govt hails efforts of Indian Army
Kolkata, Aug 8 (IANS) The efforts by the 134 Ecological Task Force (ETF) of the Indian Armys Eastern Command were lauded by the Assam Forest Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah on Saturday. The Minister visited the ETFs headquarters in the Sonitpur district of the state and acknowledged the afforestation, eco-restoration and soil-water conservation initiatives taken by the []
Samay Raina donates Rs 10 lakh to Assam flood relief fund, Himanta Biswa Sarma thanks comedian
Stand-up comedian and content creator Samay Raina has extended a helping hand to those affected by the floods in Assam. He has donated Rs 10 lakh to the Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
Manipur reopens nat'l highways, Imphal-Dimapur bus service to resume
Protests over Naga killings force Manipur CM to cancel Makhan visit
Naga organisations resolve to restrict Kuki movement in Senapati
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MNF sets Aug 15 deadline for CM to apologise over Mizo Peace Accord remarks
UNLF-P cadre held in Silchar over extortion charges
Orunodoi 3.0 will provide monthly financial assistance to more than 37 lakh women in Assam from August. The social security scheme aims to empower families and promote financial inclusion among beneficiaries.
Sivasagar flood victims allege irregularities, pol bias in distribution of Rs 15k aid
Mizoram minister voices hope for reunification of ethnic Mizos
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma visits flood affected areas of Darrang district
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma visited flood-affected Bengabara and Naharbari villages. He assessed the damage and reviewed ongoing repair works on breached river embankments. The Chief Minister interacted with people taking shelter in relief camps and assured them of full support. He promised special measures to rebuild embankments with enhanced strength for better protection. The state's flood toll has reached 98, affecting 1.55 lakh people across 13 districts.
Samay donates Rs 10 lakh for Assam floods; users ask CM to withdraw FIR
Four ULFA-I cadres surrender to Assam Rifles in Arunachal Pradesh
A Defence spokesman said that the surrender of the four hardcore ULFA-I cadres was secured during a meticulously planned Intelligence-based operation conducted along the Chupkhao Track in Longding district.
Half-centuries From Rohit And Sanjay Power Guwahati Royals To Eight-wicket Win Over Tezpur Titans
Assam Premier League: Guwahati Royals chased down 147 against Tezpur Titans to secure an eight-wicket win in Match 15 of the Assam Premier League 2026 at the ACA Stadium, Guwahati on Saturday. The win leads them to second place on the points table. Half-centuries from Rohit Sen and Sanjay Kumar Singh set up the chase for Royals, with the duo stitching together a stellar opening stand to see their side home comfortably. Earlier, Mrinmoy Dutta was the pick of the bowlers, picking up three wickets to restrict Tezpur Titans after a blistering innings from Wasim Akram Haque. Having won the toss and opting to bat, Tezpur Titans got off to a stuttering start, losing Mohammad Kaif and Roshan Topno inside the powerplay. Wasim then anchored the innings with a sublime knock, striking 82 off just 54 balls studded with three fours and seven sixes. With that knock, he recorded the second highest individual score in the tournament so far. He combined for an 82-run stand for the third wicket with Nihar Deka to put the innings back on track. However, Titans lost their way in the closing stages after losing Haque, which triggered a collapse. Mrinmoy Dutta then struck twice in the space of three balls to remove Danish Ahmed and skipper Ayushman Malakar. Nipan Deka and Deepak Gohain also chipped in with a wicket apiece as the bowling side scalped their last five wickets for just 12 runs, restricting Titans to 146/8 after 20 overs. Having won the toss and opting to bat, Tezpur Titans got off to a stuttering start, losing Mohammad Kaif and Roshan Topno inside the powerplay. Wasim then anchored the innings with a sublime knock, striking 82 off just 54 balls studded with three fours and seven sixes. With that knock, he recorded the second highest individual score in the tournament so far. He combined for an 82-run stand for the third wicket with Nihar Deka to put the innings back on track. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Singh was equally severe on the bowlers, cracking six fours and three sixes in his knock of 65 off 39 deliveries. Danish Ahmed and Abir Chakraborty got the better of two openers, but the writing was already on the wall by then. Captain Rishiv Das scored an unbeaten 15 off 7 balls to lead his side over the line as they chased down 147 in 12.5 overs, winning the contest by 8 wickets. Article Source: IANS
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Assam needs national solution to floods: CM
Himanta Biswa Sarma says declaring the annual event a national problem would make no difference if it cannot be addressed scientifically
Assam Floods: Over 77,000 People Still in Relief Camps, Says Chief Minister
Guwahati, August 8: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Saturday that the flood situation in Assam is being closely monitored. Currently, over 77,000 individuals are still residing in relief camps across the state. In a post on the social media platform X, CM Sarma highlighted that rehabilitation and restoration efforts are being accelerated in ... Read more Assam Floods: Over 77,000 People Still in Relief Camps, Says Chief Minister
Kaziranga Eco-Sensitive Zone To Be Reduced From 10 Km To 1 Km: Assam CM
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has revealed that the state government will soon approach the Centre with a proposal to reduce the eco-sensitive zone (ESZ) around Kaziranga National Park from the default 10 kilometres to 1 kilometre. During his visit to Bokakhat, Sarma explained that the absence of a final notification for Kaziranga has... The post Kaziranga Eco-Sensitive Zone To Be Reduced From 10 Km To 1 Km: Assam CM first appeared on Northeast Today .
Assam Police Seizes Elephant Tusks Worth Rs 6 Lakh, 2 Arrested
Two persons have been arrested and two elephant tusks seized from their possession in Assam's Tamulpur district, a police statement said on Saturday.
98 Dead, Over 1.55 Lakh Affected In Assam Floods
Thirteen districts -- Sivasagar, Golaghat, Nagaon, Hojai, Sonitpur, Dhemaji, Darrang, Biswanath, Kamrup (M), Lakhimpur, Udalguri, Jorhat and Charaideo -- remained affected on Friday.
Porsche, Mercedes Seized In Assam Fraud Case. Accused Ran Marketing Scheme
The probe agency had begun its probe based on a CBI FIR registered by its anti-corruption branch in Guwahati.
Samay Raina Donates Rs 10 Lakh To Assam Chief Minister
Comedian and content creator Samay Raina has extended his support to flood-affected communities in Assam by contributing 10 lakh to the Chief Ministers Relief Fund. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed gratitude in a social media post, acknowledging Rainas generosity and highlighting the importance of such contributions in strengthening relief and rehabilitation efforts. The... The post Samay Raina Donates Rs 10 Lakh To Assam Chief Ministers Relief Fund first appeared on Northeast Today .
Denish Das leads Barpeta Braves to second consecutive win in Assam Premier League
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APL 2026: Everything Clicked At Right Time, Says Denish Das After Leading Barpeta Braves Comeback
Assam Premier League: Captain Denish Das has expressed his happiness over how things have clicked for Barpeta Braves after his unbeaten 72 off just 45 balls set the tone for their 70-run win over Nagaon Rangers in the Assam Premier League (APL) 2026. The result continued the side's turnaround after a slow start to the campaign, and Das is satisfied with playing a role in the change in their fortunes. Having lost their opening two fixtures, Barpeta Braves have now strung together back-to-back victories, with the bowlers making light work of the chase on the day - Bikiran Das (4/13) and Shubham Kumar Gupta (3/8) sharing seven wickets to bowl Nagaon Rangers out for 100. For Das, the result was as much about the collective effort as his own innings. The Barpeta Braves captain was quick to credit his side's temperament through what had been a difficult opening phase of the tournament. The team is feeling very relaxed after getting the first win of the tournament. Hats off to the boys because they remained really positive throughout these days and I'm very happy for them, he said after Friday's match. Reflecting on his own innings, which included four boundaries and sixes, he said it was built on a method he leans on match after match. Rather than overthinking the situation, Das trusted his natural game. Normally, I believe in myself and back my instinct. That's what I tell myself every day, and today everything clicked at the right time, he mentioned. Beyond the result, Das was equally reflective on what the tournament represents for players across Assam. Das reckoned, Obviously, it is a huge platform, and we want to thank the ACA for giving us such a huge opportunity. Scouts are coming to these matches, and people are also watching us on television, so it provides us with a great chance to progress in our career. Reflecting on his own innings, which included four boundaries and sixes, he said it was built on a method he leans on match after match. Rather than overthinking the situation, Das trusted his natural game. Normally, I believe in myself and back my instinct. That's what I tell myself every day, and today everything clicked at the right time, he mentioned. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Meanwhile, his side Barpeta Braves sit third on the table with 4 points from four matches, and Denish Das's blend of calm and instinct at the crease is proving central to their revival in the tournament. Article Source: IANS
Assam STF Recovers Elephant Ivory Tusks In Tamulpur, Two Held
Tamulpur, Aug 8: The Special Task Force (STF), Assam, apprehended two persons and recovered two elephant ivory tusks weighing nearly 4 kg in Tamulpur district, officials said on Saturday. Acting on reliable intelligence, the STF conducted an operation at Bangalipara in Tamulpur on the night of August 7 and apprehended Gwhwm Basumatary, 29, and Swdwbma... The post Assam STF Recovers Elephant Ivory Tusks In Tamulpur, Two Held first appeared on Northeast Today .
Arunachal: BRO personnel send relief supplies to Assam flood-affected families
Pasighat: Amid widespread flooding across Assam, personnel of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) have organised a voluntary relief initiative to support families affected by the deluge. Sivasagar, Charaideo, Jorhat, Golaghat, Dhemaji, Sonitpur and Bajali are among the districts reporting significant flood impacts, with several villages inundated and damage reported to roads, embankments and agricultural land. [] The post Arunachal: BRO personnel send relief supplies to Assam flood-affected families appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam: 2 Elephant Tusks Seized, 2 Arrested
Assam State Special Task Force (STF) arrested two persons from Bangalipara in Tamulpur, and seized two elephant ivory tusks.
Lovlina Borgohain seeks housing for Assam flood victims
Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain visited flood-affected areas in Golaghat, Assam, expressing deep concern over the severe destruction and urging authorities to prioritise providing housing for the displaced families.
The Border Roads Organisations (BRO) Project Brahmank has extended relief assistance to flood-affected families in Assam, with its personnel contributing funds and essential supplies for distribution among the victims. Under the leadership of Chief Engineer Pankaj Goyal, officers, GREF personnel and their families participated in a voluntary relief initiative and contributed rice, food items, clothes,... The post Assam Floods: BROs Project Brahmank Sends Relief Supplies To Affected Families first appeared on Northeast Today .
Apong: Assams traditional rice wine is now bottled as Ti:Po
Prepared from rice and foraged herbs by the Mising community of Assam, Apong has been transformed into a premium bottled drink Ti:Po through a blend of traditional brewing, scientific filtration and the expertise of local women brewmasters
Assam Govt To Conduct Door-to-Door Flood Damage Assessment In Four Districts From August 9
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced that the state government will carry out a door-to-door assessment of flood damage in four of the worst-affected districts between August 9 and 30. The initiative aims to ensure that no household impacted by the recent floods is overlooked and that maximum relief is extended in accordance with... The post Assam Govt To Conduct Door-to-Door Flood Damage Assessment In Four Districts From August 9 first appeared on Northeast Today .
Warming of Himalayas, expanding human settlements reasons behind Assam's flood crisis: Analysis
About 40% of its land is flood-prone, as the highly dynamic and sediment-laden Brahmaputra continuously shifts its course, eroding riverbanks and altering floodplains
Over 1.55 lakh people affected by Assam flood, death toll at 98; damage assessment from Aug 9
The administration was operating 55 relief camps, sheltering over 10,000 displaced people. Another 18 relief distribution centres were also functional
Assam floods: Toll rises to 98 as 1.55 lakh remain affected across 13 districts
Assam's flood death toll has risen to 98, while 1,55,849 people remain affected across 13 districts, according to the latest ASDMA bulletin. Golaghat is the worst-hit district, with nearly 59,000 people affected as several rivers continue to flow above danger levels.
Assam Christian Forum opposes proposed FCRA Amendment Bill
The forum said the consequences for beneficiaries will be severe as many schools, health centres, dispensaries and other institutions in remote tribal areas of the northeast, including Assam, were built partly or wholly with foreign contributions precisely because State infrastructure remains inadequate.
Assam Floods: Toll Rises to 98, Over 1.55 Lakh People Affected
Thirteen districts remained affected by floodwaters, impacting 464 villages
Assam floods: Over 1.55 lakh affected in 13 districts; death toll rises to 98
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Four ULFA (I) cadres surrender to Assam Rifles in Arunachal Pradesh
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Assam flood situation remains grim; 98 killed, over 1.5 lakh people affected across 13 districts
The flood situation in Assam remained grim on Friday, with the death toll rising to 98, even as the number of affected districts fell to 13 and the number of people impacted by the deluge...
assam floods death toll reaches 98 amid ongoing rescue efforts
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Mizoram: Assam Rifles, DRI seize methamphetamine worth Rs 45 crore from ambulance
Aizwal: Assam Rifles and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) have seized 15 kg of methamphetamine tablets valued at around Rs 45 crore from an ambulance in Mizorams Aizawl district, officials said on Friday. The seizure was made on Thursday during a joint operation near Sakei Bangla Restaurant at Seling based on intelligence developed by [] The post Mizoram: Assam Rifles, DRI seize methamphetamine worth Rs 45 crore from ambulance appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam Flood Relief: Akhil Gogoi Demands Removal of Guardian Minister
Guwahati, August 8: Akhil Gogoi, the president of the Raijor Dal and a legislator, has called for the removal of Minister Bimal Borah from his position as the Guardian Minister of Sivasagar. Gogoi accused Borah of significant mismanagement and political bias in distributing flood relief materials in the Sivasagar and Charaideo districts. Speaking to reporters, ... Read more Assam Flood Relief: Akhil Gogoi Demands Removal of Guardian Minister
Major Drug Bust in Mizoram: 45 Crore Worth of Methamphetamine Seized
Aizawl, August 8: Security agencies in Mizoram have uncovered a significant drug trafficking operation disguised as an ambulance service. A joint team from the Assam Rifles and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) seized approximately 15 kilograms of methamphetamine tablets, valued at an estimated 45 crore rupees in the international illegal market. Three traffickers, including ... Read more Major Drug Bust in Mizoram: 45 Crore Worth of Methamphetamine Seized
Assam Floods: Over 155,000 Affected as Death Toll Rises to 98
Guwahati, August 8: The flood situation in Assam remains critical as of Friday. More than 155,000 individuals across 13 districts have been impacted, with the death toll from this years floods increasing to 98, according to officials. The Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) reports that 464 villages across 33 revenue circles in 13 districts ... Read more Assam Floods: Over 155,000 Affected as Death Toll Rises to 98
Assam Chief Minister Urges Students to Focus on Education Amidst Distractions
Guwahati, August 8: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has advised students to concentrate on their studies. He emphasized that education is the only lasting path to success and warned that noise and unrest will never lead to a meaningful career. Speaking at a government event on Friday, the Chief Minister urged students to make ... Read more Assam Chief Minister Urges Students to Focus on Education Amidst Distractions
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Assam Floods: Akhil Gogoi Demands Removal of Guardian Minister Over Relief Mismanagement
Guwahati, August 8: Akhil Gogoi, the president of the Raijor Dal and a member of the legislative assembly, has called for the removal of Minister Bimal Borah from his position as the Guardian Minister of Sivasagar. This demand comes amid allegations of significant mismanagement and political bias in distributing flood relief materials in the Sivasagar ... Read more Assam Floods: Akhil Gogoi Demands Removal of Guardian Minister Over Relief Mismanagement
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