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The TDC CBCS 6th semester examination scheduled on September 27, has been rescheduled to October 10, 2021. The LLB (3 year) examination scheduled on September 27 has now been rescheduled to October 1, 2021.
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There has been a gradual 'Brain Drain' from this part of the country over the years, primarily due to the lack of better opportunities and lifestyle that the city has at its disposal right now.
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Recently, the Gandhi Bhawan Auditorium in Silchar has hiked their rent fee more than 4X which has not been met well by the civil society of the city. To protest this, former Chairman of the Silchar Municipal Board (SMB), Tamal Kanti Banik…
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A mechanical engineer from the faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi, he walked away from several offers from MNCs including TCS to continue preparing for the UPSC.
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"It's a long journey and there are many milestones to achieve for the district along the way," he adds.
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On the other hand, the coach of Silchar said that the team did not play badly in the first match. But he expects better football from the team. His reaction about the final match was, 'I am confident about the final match against…
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Nahata, along with former ward commissioner of Silchar Municipality Board, Ashim Das, Nishikanta Sarkar, Ashok Sarkar and Usman Goni (Nurul Haque) Barbhuiya were arrested on September 21.
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Yesterday, on Thursday afternoon, members of the 'Childline' NGO have successfully rescued a child from the Dholai constituency of Cachar district. According to sources, the child was first discovered by locales of the Bagha Bazar area of…
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This also explains why Cachar BJP recently held a press conference to question Karimuddin Barbhuiya's close proximity to the ruling party. This tweet is ought to raise more eyebrows. 
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It rose from 30.6 in the previous survey and is far higher than the state average of 21.7%
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