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New Dragonfly Species Discovered In Sribhumi, Named After Dosdewa
A new dragonfly species discovered in Sribhumi and named after Dosdewa village brings global recognition to local biodiversity efforts led by a hospital-run nature club.
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Artemis II: Humanity’s Return to Deep Space After Five Decades
On April 1, 2026, at 22:24 UTC (which corresponds to April 2, 2026, 3:54 AM IST), humanity will return to deep space for the first time since 1972, marking not just a milestone in exploration but also the beginning of a new phase in our…
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First in India: Assam University Researchers Discover Rare Jumping Spider in Cachar Forest
Researchers Monica Chetry and Parthankar Choudhury, from Assam University discovered Colyttus bilineatus, a rare jumping spider, in Cachar—its first record in India—highlighting Barak Valley’s rich, largely unexplored biodiversity.
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Silchar’s Rajeshori Dey Designs Saree Worn By President Murmu At Vice President’s Oath
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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104 Years of Mahatma Gandhi’s Historic Visit to Silchar
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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Silchar’s Salma Sultana Wins Global Recognition at Yale Environment Film Contest for Chasing Birds…
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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“His Openness To Change Made Him A Legend”: Kritiman Roy Pens Ode To Kamalendu Bhattacharjee
Before my board exams, he visited our home with prawns, just to lift my spirits. “Keep your language simple, SEBA exam isn’t the place to showcase your vocabulary,” was his advice.
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Poor Public Toilets, Poor Waste Processing: Swachh Survekshan Exposes Barak’s Sanitation Shame
The recently declared results of Swachh Survekshan 2024-25 show the grim reality of cleanliness levels in the state. This feature focuses on the picture of Barak Valley's municipal boards and town committees.
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Golden Treats from Borkhola: A Farmer’s Juicy Innovation with Yellow Watermelons
Watermelons are perfect to cool us inside out during this scorching heat of Grishma Kaal or summer. However, if the usual red juicy watermelons don’t excite you anymore, how about trying a golden one? You heard it right. A farmer from…
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“I am ready to join the fight against Pakistan if called by the government,” asserts…
As tensions between India and Pakistan escalate following the recent Pahalgam terror attack and India's retaliatory Operation Sindoor, a war-like situation looms over the border a 1971 war veteran says is ready to fight Pakistan if called…
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