Upper Siang Deputy Remo Kamki asked a local farmer body to re-consider their ultimatum for closure of NEEPCO office at Yingkiong. Kamki asked them to refrain themselves from violent and unlawful activities against the Power developer. He said in case of any law and order problem, the Forum shall be held responsible.
The affected people spearheaded by the SIFF are already opposing the proposed Hydro Electric Project and also expressed their reluctance to allow even preliminary survey and investigation. They even vehemently opposed the proposed enumeration fearing that once any preliminary assessment is allowed, the project will inevitably come up. The farmer has been dead opposed to the Hydro Electric Project fearing adverse impact on them. They fear even to allow the preliminary survey and investigation.
The district administration along with PRI members, department concerned and representative of Siang Indigenous Farmer’s Forum at Yingkiong discussed the proposed enumeration of land owners and area of land to be affected by the construction of Siang Upper Stage-II HEP (3750MW).
19 Apr 2017 - 9:16pm | Robertson Tanti
Hosts Sahara Club Hattigore annexed the title in the first Champions trophy cricket tournament on Wednesdya, defeating Paschimpatala club by six wickets in the final at Khoirabari playground in the...
18 Jan 2013 - 9:14pm | AT News
To commemorate the Mega Agri-Horticultural Show-2013 to be held at the playground of College of Veterinary Science, AAU, Khanapara, Guwahati, Assam from 20-24 February 2013, it is planning to publish...
9 Jan 2018 - 8:51pm | AT News Imphal
The International Observation Committee on Puya Mei Thaba (ICOP) on Tuesday observed the 289th Puya Meithaba day at Iboyaima Shumang Leela Shanglen, Palace Compound here. The ancient...
30 Apr 2014 - 11:41am | AT News
Army, police and CRPF claimed to have seized a huge grenade and two pistols from Jingia village in Bihali hours after three NDFB-S militants were killed in encounter on Wednesday.Identified as Asatom...
The proposed acquisition of 18,000 bighas of land in Karbi Anglong district’s Khatkhati-Longkathar area for a 1,000-megawatt solar power project has sparked widespread fear and protests among the local tribal communities. The central and state governments are pushing forward with the project, which threatens to displace thousands of indigenous people, including Karbi, Naga, and Adivasi communities, who have been living and cultivating the land for generations.
The land in question has been home to these communities for over 200 years, where they have been growing bamboo, banana trees, rabi crops, and broom grass to sustain their livelihoods. The government’s move to acquire this land for...
Controversial YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia appeared before the Assam Police in Guwahati on Friday in connection with a case related to his objectionable comments made during the ‘India’s Got Talent’ show. He is currently being questioned by the Crime Branch of Guwahati Police.
Allahbadia was initially supposed to appear before the Assam Police last week regarding the case, which stems from his controversial remarks on the show that sparked widespread criticism. A case was registered against him in Guwahati, and he was issued a summons to appear before the police.
Last week, the Guwahati Crime Branch also questioned another YouTuber, Ashish Chanchlani, who was similarly embroiled in...
The Press Club of Assam (PCA) has expressed concern over the recent controversy involving Assam Health & Family Welfare Minister Ashok Singhal and his alleged remarks on Bhaona, a traditional Assamese performing art form. The PCA has urged the journalist involved in the matter to clarify his stance, as the issue has sparked widespread debate and criticism.
The controversy began when a television journalist, associated with a news channel owned by the family of the State government’s chief, claimed in a social media post that Minister Singhal disrespected a delegation from the Gauhati Press Club (GPC). The delegation had invited Singhal to a forthcoming Bhaona performance in the city...
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In a thought-provoking lecture on Monday, invited speaker Senior Advocate and Eminent Writer Arup Borbora explored the evolving landscape of human rights and the rule of law, emphasizing their importance in shaping modern societies. Reflecting on historical developments and contemporary challenges, Borbora highlighted the significance of safeguarding civil, political, and economic rights, particularly in the context of Assam and India. He underscored the ongoing need for reform and the preservation of democratic principles amid growing concerns over human rights violations and governance.
4th PARAG KUMAR DAS MEMORIAL LECTURE
Speaker: ARUP BORBORA: Senior Advocate, Eminent Writer...
Udalguri: The 32nd Annual Conference-cum-Get-Together of the Tangla Veterans Association, an umbrella organization representing over 500 former members and families of the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, was held at the association’s office in Tangla town, Udalguri district, on Wednesday.
The event commenced with the unfurling of the organizational flag and a solemn homage to martyrs, led by President Ex-Subedar Sidhi Ram Nath and Secretary Ex-Havildar Hareswar Boro.
Col. Pradeep Singh Tumar, Commanding Officer of the 81st Field Regiment stationed in Ghagra, Udalguri, graced the occasion as the chief guest, alongside Col. (Retd.) Prabhu Nath Giri, District Sainik Welfare Officer of...
Dr. David Sinclair, a renowned Harvard Genetics Professor, is pioneering research that challenges the inevitability of aging. Through his groundbreaking work, Sinclair has proven that aging is not a fixed process, and with the right lifestyle changes, it can be slowed—or even reversed. His personal journey mirrors his research, with his appearance at 55 suggesting that his methods may be working. In this blog, we’ll break down Sinclair’s anti-aging protocol, which claims to reverse aging by 8-10 years.
Introduction to Dr. David Sinclair: The Age-Reversal Pioneer
Dr. Sinclair is a leader in genetics and aging research. His work has led to discoveries that suggest we can actively...
The prestigious 27th India Club Open Tennis Championship - 2025 concluded on a high note, marking another successful edition of the tournament on January 27. The closing ceremony was graced by Chief Guest Sumit Sattwan, DC (Kamrup Metro), along with Guest of Honour Charan Saran Bajoria, MD, Bhagwati Sai Aluminium. The event was also attended by dignitaries including Bijan Choudhury, President, India Club, Ankush Dutta, General Secretary of AATA, Arup Kr Das & family, Mrs. Pahari Das & Family, and Mrs. Jyoti Das & family. The Ashok Kr Das Memorial Trophy for Best Sportsmanship was awarded to Anirban Deka. Bijan Choudhury, President of India Club, delivered the vote of thanks to...
New Delhi, January 25: An urgent appeal addressed to President Droupadi Murmu by conservationists and environmentalists from the northeastern states has brought attention to the controversial transfer of elephants from Arunachal Pradesh to Jamnagar, Gujarat. The memorandum expresses deep concern over the ethical and ecological ramifications of relocating these majestic creatures, calling for immediate intervention to halt such practices.
The appeal highlights the recent transfer of 20 elephants over a 3,000-kilometer journey, raising critical questions about the necessity of such "rescue and rehabilitation" efforts. Conservationist and environmental journalist Mubina Akhtar, a...
Guwahati: The ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) opposes the military junta’s recently revived cyber-security law with a warning that it would pose a serious threat to fundamental rights and contradicts the principles enlisted in the Constitution of Myanmar. The draconian legislation is a calculated attempt by the junta to suppress dissents, stifle free expressions and violate the privacy of Myanmarese nationals, added the APHR, a regional network of current and former Parliamentarians belonging to southeast Asian nations.
Expected to come into force next week, the law grants the military sweeping and unchecked powers under the pretext of national security. These powers...
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