Incidents of racist attack on the north east people refuse to die down. Goons in Gurgaon assaulted two youths from Nagaland on Thursday a day after a Manipur student was beaten up by local youths in Bangore.
The fresh incident took place at Gurgaon where over ten local goons caught Awang and Chester in Sikanderpur area and mercilessly beat up with cricket bats and hockey sticks.
According to the complaint, a few youths took them to a nearby market at around 1 midnight to be beaten up. Their hairs were cut off and asked them to leave the area along with their friends. Later the duo were rushed to a nearby Civil Hospital where they have been undergoing treatment.
21 Jun 2013 - 2:38pm | Abdul Gani
Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Assam in collaboration with National Sample Survey Office (Assam) and Department of Statistics, Gauhati University is going to celebrate the 7th National...
23 Jul 2012 - 1:49am | editor
The death toll in Kokrajhar rose to 15 on Sunday. Three more bodies, including of a woman and her child, were recovered from the banks of river Gouranga while another body was recovered from...
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Road communication was disrupted for six hours from 6am in the district due to road blockade along 31C National Highway at Karigaon and Gurufela on Wednesday in Kokrajhar district, demanded...
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Kokrajhar district unit committee of Sadou Assam Goria Maria Deshi Jatiya Parishad observed 11th foundation day of the parishad in association with Mahila Samiti and Bilasipara district committee on...
Despite round-of-the-clock vigil, rhino poaching refuses to die down in Kaziranga. Poachers in the famed national park killed one more rhino on Saturday and the hornless body was rescued in the wee hours at Burapahar range of the world heritage site.The incodent took place hardly 24 hours after the hornless carcass of a rhino was found in the national park.
Its official. Dispur on Friday directed the transport department to act against drivers and owners of vehicles using tinted glasses and solar films by the end of this month.A notification has instructed all district transport officers to take action against drivers and owners of vehicles using tinted glasses and solar films.The enforcement agencies of the transport department have been asked to launch a special drive from April 1, 2013 to suspend registration of vehicles with tinted glasses or solar films.
The UPA government on Friday moved a bill in parliament to declare a 121-km stretch of Barak river in Assam as National Waterway. It will aim at unified development of waterways for shipping, navigation and transportation of cargo to the north-eastern region.The National Waterway (Lakhipur-Bhanga Stretch of the Barak River) Bill, 2013 was introduced by Shipping Minister G K Vasan and upon enactment would particularly benefit Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh by facilitating cargo movement there.
At this time of disbelief, mistrust and unrest among various groups in Assam, a number of organizations have been working selflessly to foster brotherhood and Milita Shilpi Samaj is one of them. The prime objective of this organization, which was founded way back in 1960 in the historic township of Sivasagar, is to bind humanity together through propagation of culture and sports. During the two and half score of years of its stay, the organization has been striving hard to fulfill its avowed objectives. Some of its regular activities include staging of theatrical performance in Assam in particular and different places of India in general, holding of games and sports among the...
Crippling dissidence in Congress finally reached party high command. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi called on Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday morning at the latter’s 10th Janpath residence. Gogoi who is arriving back in Guwahati in the afternoon apprised the party president of the stepped up efforts by the dissident legislators to unseat him.Gandhi is believed to have asked Gogoi to continue. She is expected to pass an order to APCC to stop dissident activities.Gogoi on Wednesday said that the reasons for discontentment of the disgruntled members of the Congress would be looked into.
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi meets Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi on Wednesday afternoon amid speculation of stepped up efforts to deal with dissidence in Assam Congress. Accompanied by APCC president Bhubneswar Kalita, the chief minister met Gandhi at the AICC headquarters at 4-30 in the afternoon and the discussion lasted for nearly an hour. Apart from the Lok Sabha poll preparedness, Gogoi and Kalita are believed to have appraised Gandhi of the dissidence within the Congress legislators. Gogoi, who left for the national capital on Tuesday called on AICC general secretary Digvijay Singh at his residence in the evening and the duo talked dissidence....
A CBI team arrested a BRO official and seized Rs 15 lakh in cash from him in Guwahati on Wednesday.CBI picked up task Force Commandant Ram Milan was arrested from the Guwahati railway station. The money was actually a bribe paid by a private contractor.CBI received a tip off that Milan would be leaving for New Delhi from Guwahati. A team of CBI officials kept a watch at the station and arrested him as he tried to board the Rajdhani Express.
Normal life remained crippled in Goalpara and Kokrajhar districts when two separate bandhs rocked the districts which ended on Wednedsay evening.Bandh supporters unleashed violence leaving many people injured. Several vehicles were damaged and set on fire and four people—a police officer and three bandh supporters—were injured during the 36-hour Goalpara district shutdown which concluded on Wednesday evening.The bandh was called by the Coordination Committee of Non Rabhas from Tuesday morning. But only to be marred by a string of sporadic incidents of violence. Altogether 5 people including 2 policemen were injured when they clashed with a group of bandh supporters at Khorboja. Three...
One person died and 8 others have been injured when the vehicle in which they were travelling skidded and fell into a ditch in Majuli on Wednesday.A group of nine people, including a child and three women, were travelling from Kamalabari Chariali to Kamalabari Ghat to board a ferry to Jorhat, when the speeding vehicle turned turtle and fell into a roadside ditch.
Over the past two decades India’s ‘Look East’ policy has been complemented by Thailand’s ‘Look West’ policy in bringing the two countries closer. India and Thailand are celebrating 65 years of their diplomatic relations in 2012. Bilateral Trade has multiplied six times since 2000 to cross US$ 6.6 billion in 2010. Bilateral Trade for the annual year 2011 is USD 8.19 billion and in Jan-Apr 2012 it has reached USD 2.8 billion.As a follow-up of the Indo-Thai Business Seminar organised by ICC and Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India in January 2013 at Bangkok, Dr. Nalinee Taveesin, Permanent Representative of PMO Royal Thai Government in Thailand visited the North India Region on...
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