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An endangered Indian Pangolin was rescued near the Assam–Manipur border after a truck driver handed it over to Jirighat Range officials. The Barak Valley Wildlife Division later rehabilitated and safely released it.
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Assam Cabinet Minister Kaushik Rai spoke to Barak Bulletin about the recently passed Assam Fixation of Ceiling on Land Holding (Amendment) Bill, 2025 and called it a histoic move by the government improving the lives of tea garden workers,…
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A public toilet constructed over five years ago in Tarapur, Silchar — adjacent to the Rotary Club building under the erstwhile Ward No. 24 (now Ward No. 7 after delimitation) — remains unopened, unused, and allegedly abandoned since the day…
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The project was started in 2018, following an agreement with previous stallholders that the building would be completed within a year.
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“We want to play for India one day, but a circus camp is being set up instead and taking away our opportunity to practise”, this was the major concern mounting among the emerging football players of Silchar who take classes at the Silchar…
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Sending a message to young girls, Lieutenant Pallavi said, “Dare to dream and dream big. Make every effort to achieve that dream. Do hard work, don’t shy away from it, and don’t think it is not achievable.”
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The inaugural session of the International Conference on Transdisciplinary Approaches in Contemporary Scientific Research (ICTACSR 2025) was held on Thursday afternoon (November 6) at Cachar College, Silchar. The three-day international…
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Silchar’s Rajeshori Dey designed the saree worn by President Murmu at VP C P Radhakrishnan’s swearing-in ceremony. She is Associate Textile Designer at Jharcraft, Ranchi. She was a student of Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Silchar and later…
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Today marks 104 years since Mahatma Gandhi, visited Silchar during the peak of India’s freedom struggle and stayed on August 27 and 28, 1921.
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Her subject, Rustom, first came to her attention during her fieldwork in Manas. She recalls, “His name surfaced often, always spoken with deep respect and admiration. What drew me in was not just his knowledge of birds, but the path that…
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