Assam CM plans to develop state as global medical human resource hub
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Assam Excise seizes 800 cartons of illicit liquor in Kamrup Metro
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Assam Police's Biggest Crackdown Yet? DGP Harmeet Singh 330 Alleged Fraudsters Arrested
Assam Police have arrested around 330 alleged fraudsters in a major statewide operation launched in the early hours of the morning. Investigators say the accused allegedly contacted people through digital platforms, claiming they could influence police investigations or manage criminal cases. The crackdown followed days of surveillance and was launched on the directions of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Pilot in driver's seat as Congress looks to avoid crash-landing in Punjab
Punjab assembly elections news: Sachin Pilot has been appointed as the new in-charge for Punjab Congress. He replaces Bhupesh Baghel, who will now oversee Assam. Pilot's immediate task involves addressing internal party disputes in Punjab. This appointment signals the party's faith in his strategic abilities. He aims to unite factions and prepare for upcoming state elections.
Manipur: 2 militants killed, 2 injured in joint ops by Army-Assam Rifles
The forces established surveillance over a UKNA camp and commenced tactical closing-in at 5 am on September 2, they said
Two UKNA Cadres Neutralised, Two Injured In Army-Assam Rifles Joint Operation In Manipur
Vice President CP Radhakrishnan to visit Assam on two-day trip
Vice President CP Radhakrishnan will visit Assam on Sunday for two days. He will attend Geetanagar College's golden jubilee and a university convocation ceremony. The vice president will visit Kamakhya temple on Monday morning. He will then attend a civic reception and lay project foundations. Radhakrishnan departs for Meghalaya after these scheduled events.
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Nine years on, three surrender in Lafiqul Islam murder case; ABMSU demands fast-track justice
Nearly nine years after the daylight killing of former All Bodo Minority Students Union (ABMSU) president Lafiqul Islam Ahmed, three accused surrendered before the CBI Court at Chandmari in Guw
Assam Pioneered Child Marriage Crackdowns. UN Decision Adds A Silver Lining
The UN General Assembly has designated November 27 as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early, and Forced Marriage.
Global warming: From Nepal to Assam to Kerala, natures fury is colliding with unchecked development
The Himalayan region is facing increasingly frequent and unpredictable extreme weather, with glacier collapses, flash floods and landslides becoming more dangerous. Climate change is a key driver, but rapid and poorly planned development is worsening the risks by putting more people and infrastructure in fragile, flood- and landslide-prone areas.
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India weather today: The India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rainfall across many Indian states. Thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds are also expected in numerous regions. States like Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh will experience significant weather events. Arunachal Pradesh and Assam will see heavy showers along with lightning. The weather agency warns of strong winds and squally conditions in the Arabian Sea.
The ongoing strike by MBBS and BDS interns across government medical colleges in Jammu & Kashmir has brought a long-simmering issue to a boil. At its core, the dispute touches on the purpose of medical internships, the historical evolution of stipends, the status of foreign medical graduates, and the question of what constitutes fair compensation. The compulsory rotatory internshipinstituted as a mandatory 12-month bridge between theoretical medical training and independent practicewas historically viewed purely as an educational extension. In the 1970s, receiving 200 per month was standard across many Indian state medical institutions. At that time, it was explicitly framed as a nominal pocket-money allowance rather than remuneration for labour, as the state bore the brunt of medical education costs, and living expenses were low. Over the decades, however, two structural shifts transformed this equation: Government tertiary care facilities now handle immense patient volumes. Interns do not merely observe; they shoulder frontline clinical dutieshandling emergency triage, night shifts, ICU monitoring, and surgical assistance for 8090 hours a week. A token sum from 1970 translates to a significant financial strain today. Protesting doctors in J&K note that their current stipend of 12,300 per month amounts to roughly 400 a dayless than the daily wage of unskilled labour in many sectors. The situation becomes even more complex when examining Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) returning from countries like Bangladesh, Iran, Russia, and former Soviet republics. After completing their degrees abroad, these students must pass the mandatory Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) / Next-STEP exam conducted by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Even after passing this rigorous exam, they are mandated to undergo 1 to 2 years of internship in recognized Indian hospitals to adapt to local clinical protocols before acquiring full registration. Historically, many states denied FMGs any stipend whatsoever, forcing them to work intensive hours without pay. Recent NMC guidelines, however, stipulate that FMGs should be paid on par with Indian graduates, but implementation across states remains highly inconsistent. The willingness of FMGs to work even under uncompensated conditions reflects the high stakes of acquiring the license required to practice or sit for NEET-PG, rather than an agreement that zero stipend is fair practice. Interns across GMC Srinagar, GMC Jammu, GMC Anantnag, and SKIMS launched an indefinite strike since 31st August this year, seeking a hike from 12,300 to 30,000 per month, citing that stipends in states like Assam, West Bengal, and Central Institutes range between 26,300 and 44,000. Health Minister Ms Sakina Itoo and the Health and Medical Education (HME) department have acknowledged the demand as genuine and inflation-justified. A government committee in 2023 had already recommended a hike to ~25,00026,300. Recent parleys between the Health Minister and intern delegations ended in a deadlock. The ministry requested a one-month window to clear the file through the Finance Department, asking interns to resume duty. However, interns have refused to call off the strike without a written government order, pointing out that similar verbal assurances and departmental proposals have bounced between the Health and Finance departments for years without implementation. From a legal, ethical, and operational perspective, several arguments define what a fair policy should look like: While internship is legally part of the degree requirement prior to full NMC registration and NEET-PG eligibility, it is also active service. Modern hospitals rely on interns as the primary workforce for routine clinical tasks and immediate triage. Compensating that labour at a baseline living standard is a matter of basic workplace fairness. Medical education and licensing standards are uniform across India under the NMC. Allowing extreme disparitieswhere an intern in one state earns 44,000 while another in a neighbouring Union Territory earns 12,300 for identical workcreates structural inequities. Young doctors at this stage have completed 4.5 years of rigorous, costly education. Expecting them to cover basic room, board, and exam prep costs on 400 a day in an inflationary environment is unsustainable. A balanced resolution requires moving away from viewing stipends as optional financial aid and recognizing them as a standardized, inflation-indexed compensation for essential frontline care during mandatory service. Prof Upendra Kaul , Medical Educationist anprof ud Founder Director of GKF
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AMCH administers enzyme replacement therapy to child with rare disease, 1st in NE
Train services to Mizoram may not be restored before 10 days
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In Congress reshuffle, Sachin Pilot has poll-bound Punjab charge
New Delhi: The Congress on Saturday, September 5, carried out a major organisational reshuffle and appointed Sachin Pilot as general secretary in-charge of poll-bound Punjab, replacing Bhupesh Baghel, who has been shifted to Assam in the same position. The party has also appointed Randeep Singh Surjewala as general secretary in charge of Gujarat, according to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Tripura road blockade called off after govt assurance
Centre formally defers house-listing exercise for census in Manipur
Army destroys three suspected IEDs in Manipurs Jiribam
Ahom legacy moves closer to global recognition, Rangpur-Sivasagar ensemble proposed for Unesco tag
First ascent by NIMAS team to 20 Ladakh peaks in record 23 days
What can I do at this age? Evicted Fancy Bazar vendors seek a way back to work
1,007 Yaba tabs seized in Dhubri, 3 held
Guv, top officers knock on veteran teachers doors to honour them for their service
BJP takes its Silchar civic battle to booth level; Saikia focuses on voter connect
VP Radhakrishnan on 4-day NE visit from today
Manipur CM thanks PM Modi, HM Shah for deferment of Census-2027
Imphal, Sep 5 (IANS) Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on Saturday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for deferring the Census-2027 exercise in the state. The Ministry of the Home Affairs on Saturday issued a Gazette notification deferring the houselisting operations for Census 2027 in Manipur. A day before its pre-schedule start, the Central government on August 31 announced to defer the Census-2027 exercise in Manipur amid continuing protests and demands by various Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) for the updation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) before the conduct of the Census in the state. Taking to his official X account, CM Khemchand Singh said: A welcome and consequential decision for Manipur. The deferment of the Census, notified through the Gazette today, reflects the Union government's considered attention to the genuine concerns of our people. My sincere gratitude to PM Narendra Modi ji and Home Minister Amit Shah ji for their leadership and understanding. We remain resolute in safeguarding the legitimate interests of our people and strengthening peace, security and stability in Manipur, the Chief Minister added. The Manipur Assembly, on the first day of its Monsoon session on September 2, unanimously passed a resolution urging the Central government to update the NRC in the state before conducting Census-2027. The State Assembly's move came amid massive agitations by various CSOs, mainly in the five districts of the Imphal Valley region -- Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal, Bishnupur and Kakching -- demanding the updation of the NRC before the conduct of Census-2027. The Campaign for Just and Fair Delimitation (CJFD) and various other CSOs have been holding massive agitations in the Imphal Valley region since August 17, demanding the updation of the NRC before the Census exercise is undertaken. Meanwhile, the Kuki-Zo Council (KZC), the apex body of the Kuki-Zo tribal community in Manipur, has strongly opposed the demand for the updation of the NRC before the Census operations in 2027. KZC Spokesperson Ginza Vualzong had said that there is no constitutional provision for conducting an NRC exercise exclusively in a particular state. The NRC is a national exercise. The Assam NRC was undertaken pursuant to the Assam Accord of 1985. Therefore, any attempt to conduct an NRC exclusively in Manipur is not only discriminatory but also unconstitutional, he added.
Congress reshuffles Punjab ahead of polls, brings Sachin Pilot in, moves Bhupesh Baghel out
The Congress party has taken steps to address the internal rifts in Punjab by appointing Sachin Pilot to lead the poll preparations. Following Bhupesh Baghel's reassignment to Assam due to unresolved conflicts, this reshuffle hints at more significant changes in the Punjab unit. Meanwhile, K C Venugopal stays in charge of organizational matters while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's exact responsibilities remain undefined.
Congress appoints Sachin Pilot as Punjab in-charge, Surjewala gets Gujarat, Baghel moved to Assam
The All India Congress Committee announced significant party functionary appointments and reassignments. Sachin Pilot is now General Secretary In-charge for Punjab, and Randeep Singh Surjewala for Gujarat. Bhupesh Baghel has been appointed General Secretary In-charge of Assam state. Several other leaders received new responsibilities for various state units. These changes come as parties prepare for upcoming assembly elections.
Assam Expands Cancer Care Network with Focus on Affordable Treatment, Says CM Sarma
Assam is enhancing its cancer care network to provide advanced and affordable treatment options for patients across the state. Assam Expands Cancer Care Network with Focus on Affordable Treatment, Says CM Sarma
V-P Radhakrishnan to visit Assam tomorrow, attend series of programs
Guwahati, Sep 5 (IANS) Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan is scheduled to arrive in Assam on Sunday for a two-day visit during which he will attend an educational institution's golden jubilee celebrations, a university convocation and a civic reception, officials said on Saturday. According to officials, Vice-President Radhakrishnan will reach Guwahati airport at around 10 a.m. on Sunday. His visit will include a series of engagements centred around education, culture and development. The Vice-President will later attend the golden jubilee celebrations of Geetanagar College at the Srimanta Sankardeva Kalakshetra in Guwahati. The college is completing 50 years of its academic journey, and the Vice-President is expected to address the gathering during the commemorative programme. Vice-President Radhakrishnan will also attend the convocation ceremony of the Srimanta Sankardeva University of Health Sciences at Jyoti-Bishnu Antorjalik Kala Mandir. The university convocation is expected to bring together graduating students, faculty members and other dignitaries. On Monday morning, the Vice-President will visit the Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati, one of the most prominent Shakti Peethas and an important religious and cultural landmark in Assam. He is scheduled to offer prayers at the temple before proceeding to his other engagements. Later in the day, Vice-President Radhakrishnan will attend a civic reception at the Gauhati University Convention Centre. During the programme, he is also scheduled to lay the foundation stones for various development projects. Officials, however, have not yet disclosed details regarding the projects for which the foundation stones will be laid. The Vice-President's visit comes as Assam continues to host a series of high-level engagements involving national leaders, with education, healthcare and development emerging as key areas of focus in the state. The visit will also provide an opportunity for interaction with students, academicians, public representatives and members of civil society. After completing his engagements in Assam, Vice-President Radhakrishnan is scheduled to leave for neighbouring Meghalaya on Monday. He will continue his visit to the Northeast in Meghalaya, according to officials. The two-day Assam itinerary is expected to involve tight security arrangements in Guwahati, particularly around the Vice-President's scheduled venues and the Kamakhya Temple.
Assam expands cancer care network, focuses on affordable treatment across state: CM Sarma
Guwahati, Sep 5 (IANS) Assam is strengthening its cancer treatment infrastructure through a three-tier cancer care network aimed at bringing advanced and affordable healthcare closer to patients across the state, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Saturday. Sarma, in a post on X, highlighted the ongoing expansion of the states cancer care grid, saying the initiative was helping patients access quality treatment at affordable prices while also ensuring a more compassionate approach towards patients and their attendants. He cited the Kokrajhar Cancer Care Centre as an example of the approach being adopted under the states expanding cancer care network. The three-tier model is designed to create a network of cancer treatment facilities at different levels, allowing patients to receive care closer to their homes while reducing the need to travel long distances for treatment. Cancer has emerged as a major public health concern in Assam and the wider Northeast, with the region witnessing a significant burden of cancer cases. For years, patients from Assam and neighbouring northeastern states have often had to travel to major cities outside the region for specialised diagnosis and treatment. The state government has therefore been focusing on developing a distributed cancer care system that combines facilities for screening and early detection with centres capable of providing specialised treatment. The initiative has also been pursued in partnership with Tata Trusts, with cancer care centres being developed at multiple locations across Assam. The broader objective is to create an integrated system covering prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care, while making cancer services more accessible to people in both urban and rural areas. The Kokrajhar facility is particularly significant for patients in western Assam and adjoining areas, as it is expected to reduce the distance patients need to travel for cancer-related services. Sarma's remarks underline the government's emphasis on affordability and patient-centric care alongside expansion of medical infrastructure. The state is also seeking to strengthen early detection and awareness, as timely diagnosis remains crucial in improving cancer treatment outcomes. With the three-tier grid being expanded across Assam, the government aims to establish a more decentralised cancer care ecosystem, reducing dependence on a few specialised hospitals and making comprehensive cancer services accessible to a larger section of the population.
58 Cattle Rescued From Suspected Smugglers In Assam
Guwahati, Sep 5: Assam Police rescued 58 cattle from smugglers in multiple locations across Dhubri district, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced on Saturday. While Sarma did not specify whether arrests were made during the operation, he strongly condemned the act of smuggling, particularly during the sacred month of Bhadra. How dare anyone smuggle cows... The post 58 Cattle Rescued From Suspected Smugglers In Assams Dhubri: CM Himanta first appeared on Northeast Today .
Vice-President Radhakrishnan to begin visit to four N-E states tomorrow
New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS) Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan will undertake a four-day visit to Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh from September 6 to 9 during which he will take part in academic and social engagements, an official said on Saturday. During his visit, the Vice-President will participate in a series of academic, cultural and public engagements, besides visiting institutions of historical, social and national significance. On September 6, the Vice-President will arrive in Assam's state capital Guwahati. He will attend the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Geetanagar College, formerly known as Kanya Mahavidyalaya. He will later attend the convocation ceremony of Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences (SSUHS) in Guwahati. On September 7, Vice-President Radhakrishnan will attend a foundation stone laying programme at Gauhati University, followed by an interaction with students, faculty members and leading citizens at the University's Convention Centre. He will thereafter proceed to Shillong in Meghalaya, where he will attend a public reception and cultural programme at Soso Tham Auditorium. On September 8, the Vice-President will visit Imphal in Manipur. He will visit the Indian National Army Museum and War Memorial at Moirang and Sainik School Imphal. He will thereafter proceed to Itanagar in Arunachal Pradesh. On September 9, the Vice-President will attend a special session of the Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly and visit the Assembly Gallery-cum-Museum. He will also visit Nyedar Namlo, Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum in Itanagar and the Donyi Polo Mission School for the hearing and visually impaired. On Friday, Vice-President Radhakrishnan, who is also Ex-officio Chancellor of Panjab University, visited Chandigarh and inaugurated the Advanced Instrumentation Facility at the Sophisticated Analytical Instrument Facility/Central Instrumentation Laboratories (SAIF/CIL). He also inaugurated the Panjab University Tech Innovation Forum (PU-TIF). SAIF/CIL and PU-TIF represent important components of the University's ecosystem for academic, applied and translational research, providing advanced analytical, incubation and entrepreneurial support to researchers, innovators and industry, a statement said.
Assam Police Arrest Nearly 330 In Statewide Crackdown On Fraudsters, Fake Cops
Tripura: Train services, vehicular movement hit as blockade by surrendered militants enters 2nd day
Train services and vehicular movement were disrupted in Tripura on Saturday. This occurred on the second day of a 72-hour blockade by surrendered militants. The protesters are demanding implementation of a tripartite agreement and other issues. Roads and railway tracks were blocked, affecting the Assam-Agartala national highway. The government stated its commitment to implementing the accord in a time-bound manner.
Mizoram-Assam border talks likely in Oct
Around 330 held in crackdown on fraudulent activities in Assam: DGP
DGP Harmeet Singh said those arrested were involved in various frauds and threatening people over the phone and extracting money
Vice President to Tour Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh from September 6-9
Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan will visit Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh for various public and cultural events from September 6-9. Vice President to Tour Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, and Arunachal Pradesh from September 6-9
Assam Govt Felicitates 12 Colleges Granted UGC Autonomous Status
GUWAHATI, Sep 5: Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu on Saturday felicitated 12 colleges that have been granted autonomous status by the University Grants Commission (UGC) during the current academic year. The institutions were felicitated as part of the Teachers Day celebrations in recognition of their achievement. Pegu congratulated the colleges and expressed hope that the... The post Assam Govt Felicitates 12 Colleges Granted UGC Autonomous Status first appeared on Northeast Today .
Shi-Yomi Police have arrested a history-sheeter from Assam wanted in a case of kidnapping and sexual assault of a minor girl in Mechukha. The accused has been identified as Gokar Bam, who was apprehended from Dhemaji, Assam on September 4, 2026, in a joint operation led by DySP Radhe Obing with assistance from Dhemaji Police.... The post Arunachal: Shi-Yomi Police Arrest History-Sheeter From Assam For Kidnapping And Sexual Assault Of Minor Girl In Mechukha first appeared on Northeast Today .
Nearly 300 held across Assam in statewide crackdown on fraudsters
Guwahati, Sep 5 (IANS) At least 300 people have been arrested across Assam as police launched a coordinated statewide crackdown against suspected fraudsters, touts and conmen allegedly involved in cheating people through fraudulent calls, messages and financial scams, officials said. The operation was carried out across 29 districts following directions from Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, amid growing concerns over the increasing number of fraud-related complaints and cases being registered at police stations across the state. Police teams conducted simultaneous raids at multiple locations and picked up several suspects for questioning. Officials said the operation was still underway and more arrests could follow after verification of the suspects and their alleged involvement in fraudulent activities. Lakhimpur district recorded the highest number of detentions with 15 people taken into custody, followed by Nagarbera with 13. Bongaigaon and Goroimari reported 10 arrests each. Seven people were held each in Morigaon and Dhubri districts, while five were held in Goalpara. Four people each were detained in Bajali, Tamharhat and Sonatoli, while Chhaygaon reported one detention. Sivasagar and Golaghat recorded two detentions each. In Guwahati, Garchuk Police detained five people allegedly involved in fraudulent activities in the Garchuk area. According to police sources, several cases are already pending against some of the detained individuals in connection with alleged cheating and other fraudulent activities. Investigators are now examining the modus operandi used by the suspects, including the use of phone calls, messages and other means to allegedly dupe victims. Police are also probing whether the individuals detained at different locations have any links with organised networks involved in financial fraud. Officials said the statewide operation would continue as police teams carry out further raids and scrutinise information gathered during the crackdown. The action is part of efforts to identify and dismantle networks allegedly targeting people through different forms of fraud and cheating. Police are expected to release further details as the verification and investigation process progresses.
Hiren Gohain Slams Akhil Gogoi Over Self-Serving Politics Amid Congress-Raijor Dal Rift
Noted Assamese intellectual Dr. Hiren Gohain has issued a sharp critique of Raijor Dal leader Akhil Gogoi, days after Gogoi's public criticism of the Congress led to the collapse of the alliance betwe
A geography teacher in Assam's Jorhat district has won the National Teachers' Award for a programme that sends his students home each day to teach their unschooled mothers basic digital and literacy skills, including UPI payments, smartphone use and reading. The initiative, running for two years, has since expanded to six villages in the region.
Medical and Health Recruitment Board Assam (MHRB Assam) has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for Medical & Health Officer posts. A total of 560 vacancies have been announced under this recruitment drive. The online application process will be conducted from 7 September 2026 to 20 September 2026. Interested candidates can apply online through the official website, nhm.assam.gov.in.
Assam govt signs MoUs with 6 organisations for introducing AI in school education
The tie-ups will help create an inclusive and learner-centric education ecosystem, Assam Education minister Ranoj Pegu says
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SC asks States, UTs to decide on raising judicial retirement age to 62
Guwahati: The Supreme Court has given 23 States and Union Territories two weeks to decide whether judicial officers should be allowed to remain in service until 62, citing the need to retain experienced judges amid more than 5.18 crore cases pending in district courts. A three-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant [] The post SC asks States, UTs to decide on raising judicial retirement age to 62 appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Manipur: Man shot dead near Langjing Hills, NRFM claims responsibility
Imphal: A man was shot dead by unidentified individuals near Langjing Hills, between Angom Leikai and Kangla Sangomshang under Lamlai police station in Manipurs Imphal East district. Commuters found the body on the morning of September 4. A police team recovered the body and took it to the morgue at Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical [] The post Manipur: Man shot dead near Langjing Hills, NRFM claims responsibility appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam Police Kill Car Thieves in Shootout
Two suspected vehicle thieves were killed in an exchange of fire with Assam Police near Sonapur after a high-speed chase involving a vehicle allegedly stolen from Guwahati's Fancy Bazar area. A third suspect managed to escape into a nearby forested area.
Mizoram: Police seize methamphetamine worth Rs 11.4 crore, areca nuts in separate operations
Aizawl: Mizoram police and enforcement agencies have seized methamphetamine tablets worth Rs 11.4 crore, along with a large consignment of dry areca nuts and more than 630 litres of locally made liquor in separate operations, police said in a statement on Thursday. A joint team of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), District Special Branch (DSB) [] The post Mizoram: Police seize methamphetamine worth Rs 11.4 crore, areca nuts in separate operations appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Horoscope today, September 5, 2026: Check your astrological predictions here
Horoscope Today | September 5, 2026:If you are interested inastrology, let us take you through what your day could look like. Here is the horoscope forSeptember 5, 2026. Read what the stars have in store for you today(September 5, 2026) Aries: Loved ones fully appreciate how important a personal project is to you. They are [] The post Horoscope today, September 5, 2026: Check your astrological predictions here appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Assam Court Sentences Three Drug Traffickers to 15 Years for Methamphetamine Smuggling
Three drug traffickers in Assam receive 15-year sentences for smuggling over 2 kg of methamphetamine, highlighting the fight against organized drug crime. Assam Court Sentences Three Drug Traffickers to 15 Years for Methamphetamine Smuggling
Assam Politician Accuses Congress MP of Asset Inflation Amid Political Tensions
Akhil Gogoi claims Congress MP Rakibul Hussains assets surged significantly, linking it to BJPs governance in Assam. Assam Politician Accuses Congress MP of Asset Inflation Amid Political Tensions
Karbi Anglong Peace Accord Paves the Way for Development in Assam, Says CM Sarma
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma highlights the positive impact of the Karbi Anglong Peace Accord on the regions development and stability. Karbi Anglong Peace Accord Paves the Way for Development in Assam, Says CM Sarma
Drugs, arms seized in Assam, Manipur during joint operations
Fear of devils number keeps community away from Mizorams identity net
Assam Signs MoUs With 6 Firms, IIT Madras To Bring AI To Schools
An AI platform developed by IIT Madras will be piloted in 50 schools across Assam. Another AI-based platform will be used to help students learn languages and mathematics.
When children become teachers: Assam educator bags natl award for lessons in social change
Bond with students draws teachers back to classrooms amid census duty
AI-abled training for teachers to help assess literacy & personalise education, govt inks 6 pacts
IAS officer takes voluntary retirement, to join BJP; may contest Nagaon LS bypoll
Girlfriend, her hubby threatened him: Dad of doc found dead in ICU
Shah, Saha & Pradyot meet over Tripura village polls
Rs 20L goods damaged in fire at Laxmi Nagar store
Fresh track crack raises alarm on Katakhal-Bairabi line
Construction worker electrocuted in Cachar
Mizoram to publish final electoral rolls on Sept 7
NEC delivers Rs 28.08 crore projects to nurture livelihoods in Meghalaya
Cops summon KSU leaders over locking of CBI campus temple, Shillong violence; 1 held
No gathering, rally as restrictions clamped at Arunachals Bordumsa after SIR violence
Citys app-cab drivers call off strike over fare demands
Police recover 23 stolen LPG cylinders, arrest 1 in Naharlagun
Bad road conditions hit commuters, traders in Mizoram
Arunachals hill districts get new roads, health facilities, rural project funds
BJP Assam claims Congress ended Raijor Dal alliance to seek AIUDF support before Nagaon by-election
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Assam Launches Recorded Teaching System for High School Students
Assams education minister announces a new recorded teaching system for 9th to 12th graders to enhance classroom learning. Assam Launches Recorded Teaching System for High School Students
Train Services To Mizoram Suspended After Landslide Hits Rail Track In Assam
According to the Northeast Frontier Railway, train movement through the affected section has been temporarily suspended as a precautionary measure to ensure passenger safety.
