It’s a bio toilet that brings no less hope. Launched by the Defence Research Laboratory in Tezpur o Monday, the eco-friendly and affordable sanitation technology is best suited for defence personnel and civilian. According to DRL director Dr Vijay Veer, the sanitation system is eco-friendly. It is appropriate and an affordable technology which would work by years easily. During a recent meeting with chief minister Tarun Gogoi, DRL agreed to install as many as 20 bio toilets in Guwahati. Defence ministry developed the technology for human waste disposal for different climates and situations. /
A tense situation unfolded at Gauhati University today as students staged a fierce protest against the alleged misbehavior of the university’s examination controller. The demonstration escalated when Vice-Chancellor Dr. Nani Gopal Mahanta, instead of calming the students, was seen sitting on the ground and shouting, “Hit me, hit me!” in a dramatic display of defiance. This behavior further provoked the students, intensifying the unrest on campus.
According to sources, the protest erupted after Examination Controller Kandarpa Sharma reportedly mistreated a section of students earlier today, sparking outrage among the Postgraduate Students’ Union (PGSU). During the agitation, the Vice-...
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