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The auditorium at AIIMS Nagpur was filled with pride and celebration on April 15, 2026, as seven toppers from different fields were honoured during the institute’s 2nd convocation. Among them was Tauseef, who secured the first position in…
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In a rare and remarkable example of coexistence between humans and nature, a family in Bhuirbail under the Borkhola constituency of Cachar has turned their home into a thriving sanctuary for thousands of birds over nearly two decades,…
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A burglary at a primary school in the Narsingpur Education Development Block of Cachar district has triggered concern among locals and faculty after unidentified miscreants broke into the institution late on Wednesday night (April 15). The…
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A major fire broke out early Tuesday (April 14) morning on Hospital Road in Silchar, opposite the Veterinary Hospital, destroying four roadside establishments and leaving several families in distress. Initial estimates suggest losses worth…
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Tension gripped the Itkhola area of Silchar on Monday (13 April) after the death of a 50-year-old patient, Raju Singh, at a private hospital led to protests, alleged vandalism, and a heavy police deployment. The situation later came under…
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They heard loud knocking at the door in the late hours of the night. When they asked who was there, the men shouted "police" and forced their way inside.
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A discussion session on “Women Empowerment vis-à-vis Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, 2023” was organised by the Women’s Cell ‘Sucheta’ in collaboration with IQAC at Cachar College, Silchar, on April 11. The programme was aimed to create…
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In a move aimed at boosting technology-driven agriculture, Assam University has launched a new mobile application titled “Krishi Bikash – Barak Valley.” The app has been developed with financial support from the Department of Science and…
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25,961 candidates from 332 schools appeared for the examination this year, out of which only 12,755 students passed. A deeper analysis of the results reveals a worrying trend. 22 schools in the district recorded zero pass percentage, where…
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As per official documents reviewed, the Returning Officer recommended a re-poll at Polling Station No. 239 (Babyland High English School) under 123-Karimganj North after scrutiny of Form 17A and related records.
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