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Five important players were missing in the Final in the Silchar team, which won the Zonal tournament.
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Soumen Choudhury said that people from all sections had called him to wish him the best while he went to argue the case on behalf of Raju Deb and Samar Das. "I was called by Pradip Dutta Roy, Sadhan Purkayastha, former MLA Dilip Paul…
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Another Facebook account, Jayanta Chakraborty who identifies himself as Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha State Vice President at BJP Assam shared the same post claiming, "Deep conspiracy of Hindu Division in the name of the language. Police…
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As per available information, Kalita was detained for interrogation on October 18. The investigating officers interrogated him for more than 24 hours and based on the investigation, arrested him. Cachar SP Ramandeep Kaur confirmed the news…
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What comes in as big breaking news -- Cachar Police has arrested Raju Deb and Samar Das in connection with the defacing of Government hoardings in the Assamese language.
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While interacting with the media from the premise of SP Office, Pradip Dutta Roy again clarified that their protest is not against any particular race or language
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A total of 61 Chess players participated in that rapid Chess contest.
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Silchar MLA, Dipayan Chakraborty has condemned the act of defacing posters and blackening the Assamese language. Speaking with Barak Bulletin, he said, "The ones defacing Assamese posters are anti-nationals."
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Many residents of the Karimganj area bought a packet of mixed vegetables from a store in PWD Bazar area. Most of them fell sick after consuming the taro root (Kachu Stem)
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Superintendent of Police of Cachar, Ramandeep Kaur confirmed this in a media interaction. “We have received an FIR application from Jal Jeevan Mission of DC office, they mentioned names of few groups and complained that their departmental…
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