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Residents of Barak Valley have been struggling to cope with extreme heat for the past few days, making daily tasks challenging. Reports of students fainting across the valley prompted DC Cachar to announce new school timings. Tragically, on…
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Bhattacharjee’s prose is accessible and unpretentious, making the book a page-turner despite its profound subject matter.
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The lack of crossing gates and signals poses a significant risk to the lives of residents and travellers, and today's near-miss serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for action.
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On May 25, Saturday around 3:30 PM, a devastating fire completely destroyed three homes in Jamalpur village under Jamalpur GP in the Dhalai area. Family members affected by the fire reported that the blaze started due to an electrical short…
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An unusual incident involving a group of monkeys has led to a significant power outage in the Katigorah region of Cachar district, leaving approximately 300 villages without electricity. The incident occurred when a troop of monkeys…
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The extreme heatwave in the Barak Valley has taken a severe toll over the past month, resulting in one death and numerous cases of heat-related illnesses among students. The temperature in Hailakandi has been exceeding 38 degrees Celsius,…
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Cachar district has recorded the highest temperature of more than 39 degrees Celsius recently. In response to the persistent high temperatures over the past week and the continuous rise in mercury levels, the Cachar district administration…
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The Regional Meteorological Department has issued a yellow warning for the Barak Valley region of Assam as a low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify into Cyclone Remal by Sunday evening. The India Meteorological…
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A tragic incident occurred this morning in the Lowarbond area of Dwarbond, leading to the untimely death of Amar Jyoti Taid, a Constable with the Second Assam Commando Battalion. Taid, who was charging his mobile phone and playing a video…
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Two of the students had originally planned to take their exams in Shillong, Meghalaya, but opted to return and appear in Silchar upon noticing a change in exam centres.
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